Develop your products and services

Successful services and products are adaptable to the ever-changing needs of their target audience. Whether your work aims to benefit those living with specific health conditions, those facing complex social issues, or those interested in protecting the environment, protecting animals, or helping overseas; we’ll bring together a project team who will support you through the process of research, from concept to launch.

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Charity Awareness Monitor

Understanding how people see your organisation is essential for developing better strategies. We can provide you with unique, in-depth and cost effective charity market research.
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Charity Parliamentary Monitor

What do MPs and Peers think about the charity sector? How do they feel about your brand, campaigns and effectiveness compared to your comparators? Our charity market research can help you answer these questions.
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Primary Healthcare Monitor

Charities are increasingly relied upon to support healthcare delivery. Ensure you’re meeting the needs of the healthcare professionals and patients you support using insights from our charity market research.
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Bespoke Research

Our specialist bespoke research team have the skills and experience to design your project from start to finish.
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We have experience in helping non-profits understand needs, explore potential markets, test concepts and propositions, develop communications messages and evaluate products. These are some of the areas we have worked in:

  • New service development
  • Developing fundraising products
  • Campaign tracking

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Blog

Are children's charity brands in crisis?

With the popularity of children's charities in worrying decline, our guest blog this week takes a look into the branding history of four of the biggest children's charities in the UK. What can be learnt from these charities and are there any solutions to the challenges facing children's charities?

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