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Sell-Through Data (2026): What Channel Sales Data Proves About Your Customer, and What It Cannot cover
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Sell-Through Data (2026): What Channel Sales Data Proves About Your Customer, and What It Cannot

Sell-through data proves that units crossed a boundary. It cannot identify who bought, why they chose you, or what they rejected. What channel sales data can and cannot support in 2026.

Koji Team · August 22, 2026 · 11 min read

How Much Does a Focus Group Cost in 2026? The Over-Recruit Tax Nobody Quotes cover
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How Much Does a Focus Group Cost in 2026? The Over-Recruit Tax Nobody Quotes

A two-group in-person focus group runs $8,000-$12,000 and online $4,000-$7,000. But the line item that decides your budget is the show rate: at 80% you must recruit 17 to seat 10.

Koji Team · August 19, 2026 · 12 min read

Buyer's Remorse Research (2026): The Regret That Never Files a Return cover
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Buyer's Remorse Research (2026): The Regret That Never Files a Return

Every post-purchase record requires a customer willing to accuse someone. Regret the customer blames themselves for produces no return, no dispute, no review and no ticket. How to measure the silent keep.

Koji Team · August 18, 2026 · 13 min read

How to Reduce Return Rate (2026): Why a Falling Return Rate Is Two Different Stories cover
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How to Reduce Return Rate (2026): Why a Falling Return Rate Is Two Different Stories

A return rate falls when listings get accurate and when returning gets annoying. Same dashboard, opposite outcomes. The suppression test, the pairing that makes returns reduction falsifiable, and how to research it.

Koji Team · August 18, 2026 · 13 min read

Product Returns Research (2026): Why the Reason Code Is a Dropdown, Not a Finding cover
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Product Returns Research (2026): Why the Reason Code Is a Dropdown, Not a Finding

Return reason codes measure your refund policy, not the cause of the return. Here is why the data is biased, what it cannot distinguish, and how to interview returners about the purchase instead.

Koji Team · August 18, 2026 · 13 min read

Subscribe and Save (2026): How to Research a Purchase Nobody Decided cover
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Subscribe and Save (2026): How to Research a Purchase Nobody Decided

In a replenishment subscription, one decision produces an unbounded number of purchases - and every purchase after the first has no decider, no moment, and no reason attached to it. Your research instruments have nobody to interview. Here is the one that still works.

Koji Team · August 17, 2026 · 12 min read

Choice Architecture and Defaults (2026): Why the Variant That Wins the Test Can Lose the Customer cover
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Choice Architecture and Defaults (2026): Why the Variant That Wins the Test Can Lose the Customer

A design change that raises conversion by making the decision easier to make also makes it easier to make badly. The best evidence on nudges at scale says the honest effect is 1.4 points, not 8.7 - and the downstream cost lands in a different quarter, on a different team's dashboard.

Koji Team · August 17, 2026 · 12 min read

Product Detail Page Research (2026): What PDP Testing Measures, and What the Shopper Was Actually Doing cover
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Product Detail Page Research (2026): What PDP Testing Measures, and What the Shopper Was Actually Doing

A product detail page test measures whether a page closed a sale, not what the shopper came to find out. Only 48% of leading desktop sites score decent or better on PDP UX - and 19.3% of online orders come back. Here is how to research the listing properly.

Koji Team · August 17, 2026 · 12 min read

AI Search Visibility (2026): How to Measure Whether AI Actually Recommends You cover
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AI Search Visibility (2026): How to Measure Whether AI Actually Recommends You

AI visibility trackers sample a prompt list you invented. Here is what they can legitimately prove, the metric that systematically lies, and how to measure the part that decides deals.

Koji Team · August 16, 2026 · 11 min read

AI Answers Have No Clock (2026): Why Outdated Facts About Your Product Keep Getting Recommended cover
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AI Answers Have No Clock (2026): Why Outdated Facts About Your Product Keep Getting Recommended

An AI answer has no publish date, no last-updated, no version and no correction channel. Three separate clocks decide what it says about you, you control none of them, and the cost is paid by the buyer who believed it.

Koji Team · August 16, 2026 · 12 min read

When AI Describes Your Product Wrong (2026): Why More Mentions Can Make Your Positioning Worse cover
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When AI Describes Your Product Wrong (2026): Why More Mentions Can Make Your Positioning Worse

Visibility and description accuracy are independent variables. If the model has settled on the wrong description of your product, every extra mention distributes it further. Here is how to find out what it is saying.

Koji Team · August 16, 2026 · 11 min read

Share of Search and the Digital Shelf (2026): What a Scrape Can Prove, and What It Cannot cover
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Share of Search and the Digital Shelf (2026): What a Scrape Can Prove, and What It Cannot

Digital shelf analytics measures a page, not a shopper. Here is exactly what share of search can prove, the three structural gaps a scrape cannot close, and how to pair it with shopper research that recovers the missing why.

Koji Team · August 15, 2026 · 11 min read