Concept test template
See whether an idea lands with customers before you build it.
The study inside
- When to run it
- Who to interview
- A ready-to-use interview guide
- What the study can derive
- How to analyze the interviews
Free to use
Each template here lays out one complete study. It tells you when to run the study, who to talk to and what you will learn. Then it gives you a ready-to-use guide, with every question numbered and easy to copy, a table of what the answers can tell you, how to analyze them and the mistakes to avoid. The first fifteen cover product, brand, shopper and pricing research. Concept, creative, ad, message and packaging tests show how the people something is for understand it and respond to it. Brand perception, brand health tracking and category entry points show where your brand stands and when people think of your category. Usage and attitudes shows how people use a category, what they think of it and how they choose. Routine walkthroughs, digital and shelf shop-alongs, product use before and after, and consumption rituals follow what people actually do, at home, online and in the store. Price sensitivity finds the range of prices people accept, and why. Copy the questions into your own guide, or start from the template that matches the decision in front of you.
Run any of them in Pulse, and we find the participants and moderate every interview.
Three places to start. Every template lays out the same study, so each one is ready to run.
See whether an idea lands with customers before you build it.
The study inside
Find out what a piece of creative communicates, and what gets missed.
The study inside
Hear how people read an ad before it runs.
The study inside
15 templates
See whether an idea lands with customers before you build it.
Find out what a piece of creative communicates, and what gets missed.
Hear how people read an ad before it runs.
Learn which message is understood, believed and remembered.
Check that a pack is noticed, understood and trusted on the shelf.
Understand how price shapes whether people buy.
Hear what your brand means to the people who know it.
Ask the same brand questions over time and see what shifts.
Learn the moments and needs that bring buyers to your category.
Map how people use a category and how they feel about it.
Have people walk you through a routine, step by step.
Follow a shopper through an online purchase as it happens.
Follow a shopper down the aisle and hear each choice.
Compare life with the product to life before it.
Uncover the habits and rituals around how a product is used.