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Impatience is a virtue

We work with organisations who use insight to change the world.

Here’s a taste of some of the projects we’ve done and the incendiary results we delivered.

School’s
Out

School’s Out

We’ve been training non-researchers inside a global sports brand how to talk to world-class athletes.

Conducting focused customer chats has helped Product Managers and technical staff have a new toolset for understanding what athletes need, so they can innovate in a highly competitive market. We’re delivering immersive group learning and coaching experiences to teach their teams how to plan, run, and analyse qualitative research.

The feedback has been phenomenal. But don’t take our word for it — check out Trustpilot and see for yourself!

Sweet Home
Alabama

Sweet Home Alabama

Before the entire world shut down, we worked on a US project for a giant, global healthcare company.

This took us on a 20-day research field trip across Alabama, Georgia, and Florida, meeting people in their homes and documenting their lives. We even brought a film crew along for the journey. Alongside lead agency (TEN), we presented an unforgettable, crystal-clear route map for the client.

Personal stories are often the spark that lights a fuse and changes the world. In this case, our qualitative research also set the foundations for growing the client’s income too.

Emergency doctor outside a hospital

A day
in the
life

A day in the life

Working with Stroke Association, we used insight research to transform the lives of stroke survivors.

Over three years, we created four ground-breaking insight research projects looking at stroke survivors’ health, care, emotional and financial experiences. Our direct work led to new clinical guidelines for the treatment of childhood stroke. We raised over 3 million pounds in voluntary income. We even changed the law.

This project helped thousands of people live better, stronger, and fuller lives after a stroke.

The Kids
Are
Alright

The Kids Are Alright

We did research for a global network of children’s charities, funded by a giant US grant-making foundation, to reduce online abuse.

The project saw us talking to thousands of people. It featured qualitative at scale and quantitative research. Multiple languages. All to understand what people thought was the best way to protect children from exploitation on social networks.

Thanks to our work, the European Union is creating new legislation, so media platforms will be protecting more young people from harm, 24/7.

Outrageous offered an excellent service, checking what we needed to know (and why). They provided detailed and thoughtful analysis alongside constructive feedback. We felt listened to, and knew we could trust them and the findings. I look forward to having the opportunity to work with Outrageous again.

Kaye Brennan
Wildlife Trusts

The experience has helped me prepare for the inevitable tough conversations, and web-casted interviews in and outside of my workplace. After this course I believe I will be able to conduct interviews and moderate conversations in a very organized, respectable, and professional way.

Will Thompson
Athlete Performance Analyst

Outrageous are simply the best researchers I have worked with… both strategic in thinking and thorough in delivery. Their political work is intelligent and highly effective….team management is inspiring.

Head of Comms
International Development Charity

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