Usage and attitude surveys.

Gain a snapshot of the market from your consumers’ viewpoint by understanding what they think about your products and services and how they use them.

Usage and attitude studies

Looking for new product development inspiration, want to understand how to better compete in the market or where your next campaign messaging should focus?

Our usage and attitude studies can help provide an objective view from the consumer’s perspective.

Our usage and attitudes studies help you step into your consumers’ shoes to gain a more objective understanding of the category and your place within it. We provide the wide-angle lens to help you see further, allowing you to define what your brand stands for and to identify future opportunities.

Tailored to your needs, we can help you understand the distinguishing characteristics of your brand, the different segments that exist or the most important needs of the category. All of our usage and attitudes studies are designed around what’s next in your brand’s roadmap – be that looking to launch in a new market, ideate a new marketing campaign or fuel future product development.

The impact usage and attitude studies can have on your business:

Identify consumer needs that you can capitalize on through NPD and marketing

We give you an unfiltered, objective understanding of consumers needs and barriers in the category, allowing you to better meet what your customers are looking for through new product development, comms strategy and messaging.

Placing your brand in a competitive context

We can use different techniques to contextualize your brand versus the competition. By plotting you on a map, we can help you navigate the way forward to where you want to – closing in on the competition, advancing your lead or differentiating your position.

Diagnose the strength of your brand’s health to inform future strategy

We can identify where your brand is strongest, and where attention is needed, so you know where to place the emphasis in your brand building plans.

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