
Industry Scorecard
Scorecard Example
If the Industry Scorecard were an iceberg - the scorecard itself is what’s visible above the surface. It serves as a summary document with superficial insights that’s useful for sharing high-level conclusions within a broad group of client stakeholders. Ultimately the lionshare of strategic value derived from the Industry Scorecard is conveyed in person during the Blackthumb presentation, where key observations and recommendations are underscored by a comprehensive set of facts and details.
In addition to the presentation and scorecard, clients also receive a comprehensive catalog of documentation and analyses including:
Raw survey data including all respondent profile attributes and responses.
Analysis of survey data, including evidence substantiating key findings or conclusions.
Quantitative analyses performed to calculate non-survey scorecard metrics.
Supplementary market research documentation including competitor and client brand and service experience reviews.
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At Blackthumb, we live by the principle that to receive value, you have to deliver value. That's why 80% of the project fee for a Industry Scorecard isn't invoiced until after our findings, insights, and recommendations are conveyed.
If any client doesn’t find value in the insights and recommendations derived from the scorecard, Blackthumb will forgo billing of the final 80%.
Beyond the initial 20% retainer, clients are only billed for directly attributable costs like data, travel, or third-party fees for which the client explicitly approves.