Synthetic respondents are the homoeopathy of market research
This article covers how synthetic responses are generated, their unreliability and invalidity, the allure of synthetic respondents, and the effects of this trend.
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Video Response questions help you gather authentic and rich insights, through empowering people to talk. Learn how to get the most out of your Video Response questions by following best practices.
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To evaluate the effectiveness of the LA Clippers recent rebranding, this blog compares the new 2024 logo to the 2015 LA Clippers logo.
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To assess the impact of WH Smith's recent trial logo update, this Logo Test compares the newly introduced WHS logo with the WH Smith logo, which has been in use since 2004.
View articleReddit Rebrand — New vs. Old
To evaluate the effectiveness of Reddit's recent logo update, this Logo Test compares the new 2023 logo with the 2017 Reddit logo.
View articleCan you make perceptual maps from fake data? (A replication study)
This study investigates the claim that synthetic LLM-generated data could be used effectively for creating perceptual maps in market research contexts.
View articleKellogg's vs. Kellanova: Which Do Consumers Prefer?
To assess the effectiveness of Kellogg's recent rebrand to Kellanova, the Business Name Evaluator and Logo Test surveys compare the business names and their logos to see which respondents preferred.
View articleNokia Rebrand — Old vs. New?
To evaluate the effectiveness of Nokia's recent logo overhaul, this Logo Test compares the new 2023 logo with the 45-year-old iconic Nokia logo.
View articleComparing the Twitter, X, and Threads logos
To evaluate the recent Twitter/X rebranding, this Logo Test compares the Blue Bird icon with the new X and competitor Threads icons.
View articleUX Testing vs. Market Research for Evaluating Software
UX testing is widely used in software development, while market research remains underutilised. This article compares these approaches and discusses how to use both for the best results.
View articleHow to use the Clustering Demo
Easily segment your audience using preference data and other survey answers with the Clustering Demo.
View articleHow to test your Figma designs with consumers
Looking for a straightforward approach to validate your Figma designs with real consumers? Market Test allows you to gather quick human feedback directly on your Figma designs in under two hours — no tester recruitment or subscription needed.
View articleMarket Test Case Studies
Market Test lets you easily test and validate your branding, concepts, and marketing assets with 100 real consumers in under two hours. Here are some compelling case studies to inspire and help you get started on your own Market Test journey.
View articleHow to measure category preference share uplift?
Conjointly preference share simulator allows you to simulate shares of preferences for different scenarios. Here is how you can use it to discover the potential uplift of the NPD.
View articleHow to improve your research with time series analysis
Time series analysis is a powerful tool for analysing data collected throughout an extended period. Here is how you can use it to understand changes in consumer and market trends, and make data-driven decisions.
View articleHow to maximise the impact and return of your ads with ad pretesting
Whether your goal is to maximise the return on your ad spend or convince your stakeholders that your ad proposal will be successful, ad pretesting tools come in handy. Let’s discover which option best fits your brand and objective — and launch successful ads that everyone will discuss.
View articleHow to get the most out of open-ended questions
Open-ended questions should be part of any research project as they can gather in-depth and rich insights from your target audience. Learn more about open-ended questions and getting the most out of them for your projects.
View articleWhat are the different research questions each tool answers?
Which research questions are addressed by each tool? This article breaks down the research questions addressed by eight different tools.
View articleMini-lecture: Conjointly's guide to sample selection
This mini-lecture discusses the importance of sampling in research, and will walk you through the steps of finding the right sample for your experiment.
View articleVan Westendorp PSM Excel Template
The Van Westendorp Price Sensitivity Meter is used to determine the psychologically acceptable range of prices for a single product or service. Learn more about the method and its output with our free Excel template.
View articleDrive Traffic to your Website with a Winning Domain Name
A domain name is so much more than an address for your website — it is a cornerstone of your brand. Here we explore the steps to take to develop the most eye-catching domain name for your business.
View articleKano Model or MaxDiff Analysis?
Should you use Kano or MaxDiff for feature selection? We compare the two and draw practical recommendations.
View articleWhat is wrong with Kano model?
What is wrong with Kano model? We address five criticisms of Kano and show how to work through them.
View articleHow to perform smart sampling and data checking?
With 5,000+ projects performed on the platform, Conjointly market research experts have compiled common concerns regarding sampling and data checking and provide their suggestions.
View articlePricing and feature selection: One or multi-stage study?
While performing feature selection and pricing optimisation in one experiment may seem like a good idea, it may result in increased complexity and costs compared to multi-stage research.
View articleFeature Placement Matrix Calculator
Try out and generate a Feature Placement Matrix within seconds by uploading your own data set. Let's get started!
View articleRandom effect models with lmer function in R
Random effects are everywhere in survey data. Let's try to do appropriate modelling for them in R!
View articleWhat is Monadic Testing and How to Use It?
Monadic testing involves presenting respondents with individual stimuli for focused testing, delivering insightful and actionable results to support product and pricing decisions.
View articleKano Model of Feature Selection (with Free Excel Template)
The Kano Model is used to analyse consumer preferences for different features and group features into multiple categories. This helps product managers to prioritise development efforts.
View articleChoosing the Right Market Research Platform
Find the market research platform that works best for your business by following this helpful guide.
View articleWriting a Market Research Report: 5 Top Tips
Writing a market research report is a tough skill to master. Read our 5 top tips to get you started for writing a successful market research report.
View articleHow to Develop Effective Likert Scale Questions?
Learn to write and develop effective Likert scale questions for your market research using tips from this best practice guide, especially useful for concept validation.
View articleMarket Research Glossary
Our market research glossary defines some key terms relating to a range of industry concepts. Learn some new consumer research lingo from basic research concepts to more advanced and technical definitions.
View articleSample Size Calculator and Guide to Survey Sample Size
How many respondents do you need? Use our sample size calculator to get the right sample size for your next survey. We also answer frequently asked questions on sample size and provide suggestions to improve your surveys in this handy guide.
View articleBusting Market Research Automation Misconceptions
Market research automation creates time and cost efficiencies but there are misconceptions surrounding its use. We explore the truth behind these myths.
View article4 Ways Behavioural Segmentation Aids Marketing
Behavioural segmentation helps you understand how consumers make purchasing decisions. Learn how it benefits your product development and marketing efforts.
View articleBest Data Collection Methods for Quantitative Research
We explore quantitative data collection methods’ best use, and the pros and cons of each to help you decide which method to use for your next quantitative study.
View articleLeading an Innovative Survey Panel Platform Provider
Conjointly sources quality respondents for your survey platforms such as Cint. Learn more from Jessica Murdoch VP of Sales and Customer Success ANZ at Cint.
View articleWriting a Successful Market Research Brief
A good market research brief helps agencies lead successful projects. Learn what to include and how to write a detailed brief with our template guide.
View articleHow to Select Statistics for a Single Variable
What are the different statistics available for a single variable? Selecting statistics for a single variable depends of the type of variable: nominal, ordinal, or interval.
View articleWhat is TURF Analysis and When to Use It?
TURF analysis (Total Unduplicated Reach and Frequency) is a statistical technique that ranks combinations of products by how many people will like these combinations.
View articleHow to Test Claims for Consumer Products
Claims testing is a research methodology that allows you to identify the most convincing claims for your brand or product category. Learn about types of claims and the ways to test them in this introduction to claims research.
View articleMethodology Behind Claims Test
The methodology behind our Claims Test tool is based on a proven choice-based technique & was refined through multiple projects for FMCG brands. Learn more here!
View articleGabor-Granger or Van Westendorp?
With so many pricing research methodologies out there, how do you know which is the right one for you?
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