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Lisa Boughton

Lisa Boughton
Lisa Boughton is Co-Founder and Director of Angelfish Fieldwork and Angelfish Opinions. She co-founded Angelfish in Cheltenham in 2011 to build a group of brands grounded in outstanding client service and a supportive, fun team culture. With more than 25 years' experience in market research fieldwork, Lisa has worked across client management, operations, sales, people development and leadership. She leads the fieldwork side of the business, overseeing a team that recruits participants for qualitative and user research across charity, FMCG, media, consumer health and retail. Her personal mantra? Believe – inspired by Ted Lasso.
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Recent Posts

From TikTok to ChatGPT: Understanding Today's Consumer Health Trends

Ask someone how they'd research a health concern today, and a doctor's appointment probably isn't... Read the full blog

UK Under-16 Social Media Ban: Pulse 1 Findings

Should children under 16 be banned from using social media? It's a question we're likely to hear a... Read the full blog

GLP-1 Consumer Insights: How Weight-Loss Drugs Are Changing Behaviour

GLP-1 medications have become one of the biggest healthcare and consumer behaviour shifts in recent... Read the full blog

Accompanied Shopping Research for FMCG: Real Shopper Behaviour

There’s a strange thing happening in FMCG at the moment. Consumers are more informed, more... Read the full blog

The Rise of Video Ethnography in Customer Closeness Research

The weekly shop is not just the weekly shop anymore. It is a negotiation. What still feels worth... Read the full blog

7 Stakeholder Workshop Tips for Running a Session That Actually Delivers

Customer workshops have become a hugely valuable part of customer closeness research. Read the full blog

How to Run Friendship Pair Research with Children and Teens

Friendship pairs sound simple enough. Find one child, ask them to bring a friend, and let the... Read the full blog

How to Identify Your Market Research Audience

You know you need to speak to consumers in the UK. But then you look at the size of the audience. Read the full blog

Why Cultural Trends Create Better Research Opportunities

The 2020s have been a lot. Lockdowns. A global reckoning on race and inequality. The strangest,... Read the full blog

How to Spot Participant Recruitment Issues Before Fieldwork

You've been handed an important brief. It's a big project. Stakeholders have flown in from across... Read the full blog