What good customer research looks like

You might think customer research means a thick report, a lot of caveats, and a presentation you half-pay attention to.

It doesn’t have to.

Here's a real piece of research — same process, same synthesis, same outputs I use with every client. It's about houseplants.

Explore the research

The subject is houseplants. The format works for messaging, buyer's journey mapping, new product launches, sales enablement—any research where your goal is clarity, alignment, and usability, not just documentation.

Instead of a static report, you get three entry points:

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The case study

How the research was done: process, synthesis, AI tools, and what I was looking for.

Read the post

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The research repository

Where the research lives: every insight tagged and connected to evidence, searchable and reusable.

Explore the insights

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An interactive AI guide

Navigate by journey stage, explore findings from different angles, search the underlying data.

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When research is designed to be used — structured, searchable, navigable — it keeps working after the project ends. Your sales team can find what they need. Your marketing person isn’t guessing. The next hire has something to work from.

That’s what I build.

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