Our public and third sector team have a long history of working with the health sector, central and local government, the arts and cultural sector, educational organisations and some of the UKs biggest charities, to support them as their challenges have evolved over the last two decades and continue to evolve.
Whether it’s understanding attitudes and behaviours, tracking brand perceptions, accurately framing supporters and donors or helping to launch new targeted services and products, we use our resource carefully to offer creative research solutions that are responsive to budget constraints.
From engaging the general public to speaking to hard to reach or ‘unseen’ groups, we use our experience and expertise to put them at the heart of your research.
Case studies: Thirteen Group, Woodland trust, RHS, Womankind, CALM, Sunderland City Council
Explore What We Do
- Services
- Methods
- Sectors
- Brand Identity Development
- Audience & Market Segmentation
- Usage And Attitude (U&A)
- Shopping Behaviour
- New Product Development
- Concept & Creative Testing
- Customer Satisfaction
- Content Testing
- Quick Poll Tool
- Accompanied Shopping
- Online Sample
- Online Communities
- Facial Coding
- Neuroscience
- In-Depth Ethnographic Research
- Omnibus
- Website & App Evaluation
- Survey Overlay Tool
- Scripting & Hosting
- Recruitment For Market Research
- Benchmarking
- Street Interviews
- Video Annotation
- Hotspots
- Engagement Meter & Analyser
- iHUT
- Hall Tests
- Vox Pops
- Eye Tracking
- Statistical Analysis
- Postal Interviews
- Telephone Interviews (CATI)
- Online Qualitative Research
“Public Knowledge are currently working with us on evaluating our Active Cyber Security Learning in a Vocation HE Setting project. Despite the complex subject matter Sophie and Angela were able to understand our needs and developed a first class and independent evaluation of the project. They have been extremely helpful, professional, flexible, and reliable throughout the process. We would not hesitate to recommend them and look forward to working with them on future projects.”
HE Research & Projects Co-ordinator | Newcastle College