Shopping For Insights?

Brandtrust Partner Suzanne Cheves weighs in on Shopping Inquiry, Brandtrust’s shopper marketing capability, and the need to marry in-store observations with an understanding of consumers’ underlying emotional dynamics. More >

NOT TO BE MISSED: A Joint Webinar by Brandtrust and Intel

Please join us for a fascinating webinar presentation on Wednesday, March 28 at 2pm EST/11am PST.  Intel Corporation and Brandtrust: Using Deeply Held Emotions to Elevate One of the World's Most Iconic Brands. Click here to register. More >

The Bellagio Phenomenon

What does Brandtrust's approach to research have to do with the Bellagio Casino in Las Vegas? Relax! Stephan Leman explains the connection. More >

Innovation Starts With Empathy


Most people think that game-changing innovation requires creativity and ingenuity. Sure, that helps. But Brandtrust CEO Daryl Travis argues that it always starts with empathy for the consumer. More >

A Consultation on Consultants

Since we’re consultants and advisors to our clients, Brandtrust set out to understand what it means to hire consultants, and why our clients do it. Katie Weber shares a little perspective on what we learned. More >

Let’s Start Playing Games Here!


Game Theory isn’t just for kids. Brandtrust’s Kristen Bishop shares some thoughts on moving games from the playroom into the world of business. More >

Go With The Flow!

We're thrilled to share this cool reference in Forbes magazine to some very exciting work we did with Intel.  It's all about the flow! More >

The Invisible Gorilla

Leigh Pollock reviews The Invisible Gorilla, a book about the mistaken illusions we hold as to how much we really know, how accurately we remember things, and how much attention we really pay to the world around us. More >

The Beginner’s Mind

In this post, Partner Rebeca Arbona explains why we approach each Brandtrust engagement with the Zen Buddhist concept of a “Beginner’s Mind.” More >

What Was I Thinking?

It's not usually our habit to think about our thinking, but research shows that investing a little effort to do so can have a profound impact. More >

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