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- Primary research: Observations
Another good way to create primary research is through observations, scenes such as interviews or meetings can be observed and then information can be collected from these meetings, this information can be gathered through note taking and generally taking in the information. It also then allows you to be in contact with different people from different places, this means that it could open you up to new data that you had not previously found based on peoples different opinions, this information could then be extended with other information that you have collected first hand to bulk it out.
The picture above is someone elses observations on social media, this is a good example of primary research as it shows his opinions on 5 different social medias in an easily readable format.