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I'm hiring: 12 month research internship
Fancy working at a UK award-winning freelance research agency?
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Online surveys need time
10 songs about time and what they can tell us about running an online survey.
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It's not just bums on seats
Why it's worth worth putting time, effort (and money) into finding the right people for your research.
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Rebranding Pearson Insight: Freelance teams are the future
I brought together a team of freelancers to help me reposition Pearson Insight. This is how it went.
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What, who, when: 3 steps for planning market research
The planning stage often gets overlooked during a research project. People get excited about the end results, and a lot of the time and resource goes into delivering the project. With more time and effort upfront, the delivery and results get better.
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How to do some research with no budget
The title says it all with this one. You need to do some research, but you’ve got no money. What you do have is this post.
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Freelance life with Monty Don
We learn a lot about life from nature, and it turns out that it can teach us a lot about freelancing too. If you're growing your freelance business, take a leaf out of Monty's book.
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What would you tell your 13-year-old self?
I asked freelancers on Twitter what advice they would give to their 13-year-old self. The response was incredible. It seemed rude not to pull the advice together. From making your own decisions to making things happen.
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The first year in the life of a freelance...me
I left my ‘proper’ office job to go it alone as a… freelance market researcher? A freelance research and evaluation consultant? A one-person research agency? I’ve still not figured out the title part. A year later, here I am to tell you all about my first year as Pearson Insight (as opposed to just regular Adam). It’s about the good bits and the not-so-good bits. What I’ve done and what I’ve learned.
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5 things they never tell you when you enter an award
Still struggling to believe that I won IPSE’s New to Freelancing Award 2019. The last few weeks have been a blur of excitement and exhaustion. I’ve learnt a lot though, and I want to share with you 5 surprising things that nobody warned me about.
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