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Claude automation webinar: consumer-survey MMM at ¥800,000

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Claude automation webinar: consumer-survey MMM at ¥800,000

3 Key Points

  1. What happened

    iBridge will hold a free Zoom seminar on Nov 11, 2026, 16:00–17:00, led by Hakari president Takashi Ogawa on automating consumer-survey MMM(R) with Claude.

  2. Why it matters

    The session targets teams that order MMM analysis externally and struggle with cost, turnaround and dependence on individual analysts.

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Context & Analysis

The seminar is organized by iBridge, the company behind the self-service survey tool Freeasy, which says it has handled more than 30,000 surveys a year. The speaker, Takashi Ogawa, is described both as a marketing analyst and as a Freeasy ambassador, which places the session at the intersection of survey data collection and analysis.

The stated theme is that consumer-survey MMM(R) analysis, including insight into CEPs' sales contribution, can be automated with Claude so that work billed at roughly ¥27 million per person-month is delivered for ¥800,000. The event is framed for companies already commissioning MMM analysis externally and for those troubled by cost, time and reliance on particular individuals. iBridge notes that some content may overlap with past seminars and that it may decline attendees from the same industry or individuals.

FAQ
When and how is the seminar held?
It runs Nov 11, 2026, from 16:00 to 17:00 on Zoom, and attendance is free.
Who is the speaker?
Takashi Ogawa, president of Hakari Inc. and a marketing analyst, who is also a Freeasy ambassador.
Who is the seminar intended for?
People who run consumer surveys with Freeasy or have outsourced MMM analysis, and those concerned about the cost, time and person-dependence of survey analysis.
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