
Product testing provides valuable insights into customer preferences and expectations, allowing businesses to align their products with the desires of their target audience.
Understanding which aspects of a concept resonate most with consumers aids in the optimization of marketing strategies, ensuring effective communication.
Identify potential challenges and issues early in the development process helps mitigate risks and prevents costly mistakes.
By incorporating feedback and refining concepts, businesses can tailor their products to better match market needs, ultimately improving the product-market fit.
Real-world feedback from concept testing encourages iterative improvements, fostering innovation and driving product development in the right direction.
Product research drives smarter decisions across product development, brand messaging, packaging, services, digital experiences, marketing campaigns, and everything that shapes customer engagement.

Concept testing plays a pivotal role in product development by evaluating new product ideas. This ensures product design align with customer needs.
Conjoint Analysis is based on the idea that consumers make trade-offs when selecting options, and it helps businesses determine which combination of attributes is most appealing to their target audience. Methods include, discrete choice, rating based, best-worst scaling, adaptive conjoint analysis.
MaxDiff allows researchers to determine the relative importance of various attributes or features by presenting respondents with sets of choices and asking them to indicate their most and least preferred options. MaxDiff analysis is particularly useful for attribute prioritization, market segmentation, and understanding the key factors that influence consumer preferences.
Product validation testing is a way to check that your new product, service or feature meets a real-life need of your clients and prospects – before you go into development. It includes feasibility testing and user validation testing.
Avoid unleashing a poor user experience that not only diminishes the product, but damages the brand trust you’ve worked so hard to build using UX mockup testing, tree testing, card sorting, usability studies.
Conjoint Analysis is based on the idea that consumers make trade-offs when selecting options, and it helps businesses determine which combination of attributes is most appealing to their target audience. Methods include, discrete choice, rating based, best-worst scaling, adaptive conjoint analysis.
MaxDiff allows researchers to determine the relative importance of various attributes or features by presenting respondents with sets of choices and asking them to indicate their most and least preferred options. MaxDiff analysis is particularly useful for attribute prioritization, market segmentation, and understanding the key factors that influence consumer preferences.
Product validation testing is a way to check that your new product, service or feature meets a real-life need of your clients and prospects – before you go into development. It includes feasibility testing and user validation testing.
Avoid unleashing a poor user experience that not only diminishes the product, but damages the brand trust you’ve worked so hard to build using UX mockup testing, tree testing, card sorting, usability studies.