Increase your innovation success
Start your innovation process on the right foot by validating your ideas in the early stages with potential buyers of your product.
Evaluate your new product ideas, select those with the most potential, and gather valuable information to make them even more appealing.
ContactConcept testing is a quantitative market research study used in new product development processes. It helps screen all new product ideas and selects the ones that receive the best reception among the target audience.
Start your innovation process on the right foot by validating your ideas in the early stages with potential buyers of your product.
Put an end to debates about which product to develop. Easily align your entire organization to develop the products that consumers prefer.
Use your R&D resources on the best ideas and stop working on products with no potential.
Ensure that the new product generates incremental business instead of spreading the current demand among more products.
Save yourself from losing credibility with consumers and partners and avoid causing harm to the brand.
Start negotiations with distributors, partners, and investors with independent data that supports the potential of your concept.
Use the results of your concept test to refine ideas and enhance the appeal of the final product.
Use the results of your tests and real market product adoption data to create a reference for comparing new tests.
Questionnaire programming and fieldwork monitoring by the We are testers expert team.
Identify your target audience from hundreds of ready-to-use profiles in our consumer panel and access them directly without costly searches.
Validate your steps agilely during the innovation process with a wide range of innovation tests: product, packaging, pricing, and more.
Accelerate your innovation by conducting tests in record time. Access results as soon as fieldwork ends and review them with powerful analytics and artificial intelligence support.
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