Market and customer research that helps you decide
Choose research questions and methods, review the evidence and turn findings into useful recommendations.
25 min read · Updated Read guide: Market and customer research that helps you decideLGM researches markets, customers, competitors and products to help with a business decision. We explain the methods, sources, findings and questions the evidence leaves open.
For founders, marketing teams and product teams researching a market, product or campaign decision.
Intelligence here means evidence from permitted research and analysis. This is both our research capability and a service you can engage on its own.
Start with the decision you need to make and the questions that matter.
Use interviews, surveys, public sources or testing according to the question and budget.
See where findings come from, how strong they are and what remains uncertain.
Get recommendations tied to your original question, with priorities and open issues.
Choose a suitable method, examine the evidence and explain what remains uncertain.
Name the decision and what is unknown.
Select sources, research and sample.
Check quality, context and limitations.
Present findings and remaining questions.
Sources and limits
An example structure for the work. The agreed scope defines the actual stages, deliverables and responsibilities.
Deliverables and formats depend on the agreed scope.
Ways to work with us: Individual research projects; Regular research updates; Research for a launch or product.
Examine a market, competitor offers and publicly available evidence before deciding what to investigate or launch.
Use suitable interviews, surveys or feedback analysis to explore needs, buying decisions and alternatives.
Review a prototype, message or creative concept and document what the evidence supports, leaves uncertain or cannot answer.
We agree the decision, assumptions and answers the study needs to explore.
We assess existing evidence, participant access, budget and timing, then explain the method and its limits.
We gather the agreed evidence, check sources and separate findings from interpretation.
You get a report and recommendations that show what the evidence supports and what it does not.
Start with the decision you need to make and the questions still unanswered. Share previous research, market or product context, deadlines and practical limits. We agree the method, participant access, permissions and handling of information before collecting or reviewing data.
Agency fees are separate from media, creator, research, software and usage costs unless the proposal says otherwise. Please do not send passwords or sensitive records through the public enquiry form.
The proposal confirms which services are included, the delivery dates and the cost. Open a section to see the detail.
You can engage this service alone. These capabilities may help when the work crosses into another area.
Findings, assumptions and limitations are reported separately. Public conversation is not automatically representative public opinion. Research does not guarantee market success, and information must come from permitted sources and methods.
Yes. You can use the research with your own team, another supplier or a later project with us. There is no need to buy other services.
We start with your decision and questions. Then we consider available evidence, access to participants, timing and budget. The proposal explains the method and its limits.
Not by itself. It describes the conversations captured by the selected sources. Claims about a wider population need a study designed to support them.
Yes. An initial planning session or review can identify the decision, assumptions and priority questions before we plan the main study.
Recommendations relate to your original decision and show their evidence and limits. A results session can help your team agree priorities and questions that still need answers.
Choose research questions and methods, review the evidence and turn findings into useful recommendations.
25 min read · Updated Read guide: Market and customer research that helps you decideWe can discuss your project and explain how we can help.