Question 01
What does a market research firm do?
A market research firm collects and analyzes information about consumers, citizens, customers and markets to help companies and institutions make decisions. Since 1992, Checon Pesquisa has covered every stage of a study: defining the problem, designing the methodology, collecting data in the field, analysis and recommendations.
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Question 02
What is the difference between quantitative and qualitative research?
Quantitative research measures. It uses representative samples and structured questionnaires to produce percentages and indicators with a known margin of error. Qualitative research explains. Through focus groups, in-depth interviews and observation, it explores motivations, perceptions and emotions. Many studies combine both.
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Question 03
What is neuromarketing and when should you use it?
Neuromarketing uses biometric measures to capture spontaneous reactions to ads, packaging, websites and brands. Checon uses eye tracking, facial expression analysis (facial coding), galvanic skin response (GSR) and implicit tests alongside traditional interviews. It’s the right tool when you need to know what grabs attention or sparks emotion before people give a rational answer.
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Question 04
What does ISO 20252 certification mean?
ISO 20252 is the international quality standard for market, opinion and social research. It sets requirements for every stage of a study, from planning to delivery. Checon has been certified since 2010, is externally audited and runs internal quality control on every project.
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Question 05
How much does market research cost?
Cost depends on the target audience, sample size, data collection method (phone, face-to-face, online), geographic coverage and timeline. That’s why Checon prepares a custom proposal for every study, starting with a conversation about the decision the research needs to support.
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Question 06
Does Checon conduct research throughout Brazil?
Yes. Founded in 1992 in Brasília, Checon has completed more than 500 projects across Brazil and abroad, collecting data by phone (CATI), face to face (F2F, with or without tablets), online and by IVR, and running qualitative studies both in person and remotely.
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Question 07
How can I take part in Checon surveys?
Just sign up for the Checon participant panel. It’s free and you only sign up once. When a study fits your profile, you’ll get an invitation and can decide whether to take part. Your data is handled under Brazil’s data protection law (LGPD).
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