SCHAEFER product research
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to successfully develop new products or relaunch existing brand... |
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As Alfred Politz, the founding father of SCHAEFER market research, once said: “The product is the majesty“. In other words, the product must always be at the centre of all efforts to achieve market success.
- from developing new ideas through to launching them on the market
- from checking a product's positioning through to relaunching it
- to ensure product quality and customer satisfaction.
Only a reliable set of product | research tools can ensure that
- suitable varieties are identified from a shortlist,
- the acceptance of new product varieties and line extensions is established,
- the individual factors of the marketing mix pertaining to the product are correctly assessed,
- the market maturity of new products is determined reliably,
- the (new) positioning of established brands is appropriate,
- cost-saving measures do not upset the market,
- the product's quality corresponds to market requirements.
For this purpose 5 special
product research - instruments
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1. SCHAEFER product pretest |
For a market-based preselection of those varieties suitable for further development:
This pretest allows product developers to get to know their consumers in the early stages, and thus get a clearer picture that goes beyond the manufacturer-oriented perspective.
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2. SCHAEFER inhome use-test |
To check the market viability of typical applications of a product: the acid test for consumer goods:
Reliable inhome use tests provide clarity about the potential success of a product and ensure customer satisfaction.
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3. SCHAEFER fragrance mapping |
The special pretest for fragrances, which can be used to implement a fragrance briefing. Or proactively to determine the perception and rating of various compositions of scents from the creative field.
This test procedure gives you a clearer idea of consumers' perceptions in the complex, multifaceted world of fragrances.
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4. SCHAEFER price test |
To check product pricing:
Helps anticipate reactions to changes in prices, and to calculate the effects of different pricing and competitive scenarios. Gives you clarity when it comes to finding the best price.
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5. SCHAEFER shelf impact test |
To measure the impact of a new packaging design on the sales shelf in retail outlets:
This test shows clearly whether your newly designed packaging attracts attention, communicates the product message and stimulates consumers to buy your product.
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SCHAEFER Product Research (PDF, 65 Kb)
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