Human understanding that drives strategic decision-making
Our clients become our thought-partners, conspirators, even friends.
ACTIONABLE MARKET RESEARCH
The problems we solve
By observing and engaging with people, we derive meaning from their beliefs and behaviors, resulting in nuanced insight and understanding.

CULTURAL UNDERSTANDING + PRODUCT EQUITY AND INCLUSION

NUANCED DESIGN TARGET UNDERSTANDING

NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

BRAND POSITIONING AMIDST CHANGING CONSUMER BEHAVIORS

INTERNAL ORGANIZATION SKILL BUILDING

INSIGHTS TO FUEL CREATIVE CAMPAIGNS
ART AND FACT
We combine the art of human intuition with the science and analytical rigor of Anthropology

Reframing business problems as human questions. We ask ourselves “what’s in it for the consumer,” and we position the research question in everyday language.
Immersing in the right environments. We explore cultural context and create research that is reminiscent of real life, putting consumers in the right mindset.
Asking questions consumers can actually answer. We frame questions in a way that people naturally process information.
An experienced partner invested in the success of your business

OUTPUT
We create digital and physical ‘artifacts’ that are highly visual and rich with insight, lasting stories, quotes, and videos. We also provide actionable frameworks or guidelines that inform ongoing strategic decision making.
THE OUTCOME
To combat fading memories and a return to the status quo, we employ unique methods to help clients activate against learning. The right cadence and approach results in enduring, internalized consumer understanding and human-centric ideas.
TESTIMONIALS
A few words from our clients

WHO WE ARE
We relate to your consumer because we are them
We understand groups that are traditionally unheard and unseen because we are made up of those groups*. Our diverse background, paired with our ability to elicit authentic conversations, uniquely position us to give a voice to underrepresented populations.
ARTYFACT is MBE Certified and 100% Woman and Minority Owned.
DESIGN PRINCIPLES
Creating value for both clients and consumers
Center the consumer, not the category, product, or brand
Challenge Corporate dogma and be on the lookout for assumptions and self-imposed limitations
We don’t learn in isolation, we learn in context of broader societal, historical, or environmental factors
Inclusive research design begins with the researcher
New perspective from outside the category can be relevant and revelatory
Fewer, but deeper conversations (depth over breadth)
