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Posts with Category: SENSE
Search Data Puts a Spotlight on the Path to Vaccination
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, we’ve all embarked on this long and winding road to vaccination. Is herd immunity at the end of the journey? At Brado, we’re charting this path to vaccination and using consumer search queries as a valuable tool to develop just-in-time content and improve segmentation approaches to address this important public health challenge.
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Mobile Trends in Healthcare
Google recently announced plans to switch to mobile-first indexing on all websites, breaking at the end of this year from its past preference for desktop crawling. In this video, Ghergich offers a summary scorecard for healthcare’s mobile readiness, as this is rapidly becoming an important factor in marketing for healthcare systems.
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The Psychology of Vaccines
In the world’s race to find one or more vaccines for Covid-19, we find fear colliding with confusion to produce public paralysis. Brado’s thought leaders, Bob Cuneo and A.J. Ghergich, focus on this dilemma with a mix of behavioral science and digital savvy.
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An Earthquake in Trust
In the midst of a global pandemic, mistrust is also reaching epidemic proportions. Brado’s Chief Insight Officer, Bob Cuneo, observes that trust in media, government, and other institutions is rapidly eroding.
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Zoom Fatigue…And How to Navigate it in Research
We researchers certainly feel the fatigue from increased virtual interactions during COVID. We’re pretty sure our participants do, too.
Their engagement is essential, which is why Brado’s Digital Center of Excellence (DCoE) and Behavioral Analysis Unit (BAU) have teamed to analyze and help alleviate “zoom fatigue” in research methodologies.
Tell Me a Story: What’s it all mean?
The COVID-19 crisis has administered a collective shock to our equilibrium. We are seeing many consumers moving along a common journey of coping and adapting to this crisis by a very clear search for meaning. This stage of adjustment is what we call “sense-making.”
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