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Better results. Faster.
Better results. Faster.
Too often, researchers test their new product ideas in a vacuum, without any competitive context. What if you had the right tools for testing your product ideas against a meaningful set of current offerings? As a result, you could then identify new items that truly increase your chances of achieving repeatable, organic, and consistent growth!
There's a lot of consumer noise in the social media universe. What if...you had a framework that could make sense of all that clutter to understand consumer needs for creating new product opportunities?
Emotions drive consumers to seek, share, sense and select. Yet, most sensory and product developers rely on traditional measures, such as consumer perception of liking and preference.
With 80% of new products that enter the market failing, shouldn’t you be asking yourself, “What’s being done differently for the 20% of products that do succeed? How can I be a part of the 20% that make it?”
The way to innovate new products has changed. It has become a behavior driven market. Marketing Researchers and Sensory Scientists are encouraged to join forces and focus on the cues that drive behavior – forcing them to overcome the apparent disconnect they’re faced with. Therefore, you have to ask yourself, “Are you prepared to play your part in the innovation process?”
What do Function, Sensory, Psychological, Social Meaning have in common? They are the four key elements used to gain true emotional insight. In this 60 minute webinar, Dave Lundahl and Greg Stucky uncover how to apply the proper frameworks to realize consumer emotional insights.
What You'll Learn:
• Difference between emotional measurement and emotional insights.
• The two most commonly used elements today.
• Ways to ensure all four of the unconscious decision making elements are addressed.
• How to identify unconscious cues.
• Techniques for incorporating hybrid design to gain greater emotional insights.
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