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Consumer Insights

Don’t just know your customer. Understand what makes them choose.

Consumer insights for brands that need to understand behaviour — not just collect opinions. Consumers decide for reasons that are not always obvious: price, habit, trust, convenience, perception, social influence, familiarity, availability or quality. Often several at once.

Shoppers walking through a textile market street in a Moroccan medina

Shoppers in a Moroccan medina

What we investigate

What are your consumers really telling you?

01

Awareness

Do people know your brand or category?

02

Perception

What does your brand represent to them?

03

Preference

Why do they choose one product over another?

04

Purchase drivers

What actually influences the purchase?

05

Barriers

What prevents purchase?

06

Price sensitivity

How does price affect consideration and purchase?

07

Switching

What would make consumers change brands?

08

Unmet needs

What is the market currently failing to solve?

09

Segmentation

Which consumer groups behave differently — and why?

From “what” to “why”

From “What do consumers say?” to “Why does it matter?”

A survey can tell you that consumers prefer one product. The more useful question is why. Is it price? Quality? Trust? Availability? Packaging? Country of origin? Brand familiarity? Social influence? Previous experience? The answer determines what you should do with the finding.

Methods

Our consumer research can include.

The method follows the question. We combine quantitative and qualitative approaches where the decision requires it.

  • Online surveys
  • Face-to-face surveys
  • Consumer interviews
  • Focus groups
  • Concept testing
  • Brand perception studies
  • Customer satisfaction research
  • Price research
  • Product research
  • Usage & attitude studies
  • Segmentation research
  • Post-purchase research
  • Mystery shopping
  • Field observation

Research should end with a decision

That is where data becomes insight.

Not

“68% of respondents said…”

But

“This finding matters because…”

And

“This is what it could mean for the brand…”

And

“These are the questions to investigate next…”

Where it applies

Especially powerful for FMCG and retail — relevant far beyond.

FMCG & retail

What consumers buy, where and how often; which brands they consider; what makes them switch; acceptable prices; how packaging and promotions influence choice.

Beyond FMCG

Customers and users across healthcare, financial services, hospitality, real estate, education, technology, professional services and other consumer-facing sectors.

Deliverables

What you receive.

Depending on the research question, outputs can include:

  • Consumer profiles and segments
  • Purchase-driver and barrier analysis
  • Brand perception and competitive comparison
  • Price sensitivity findings
  • Concept and product test results
  • Implications and recommended next questions

Questions

Consumer research: common questions.

Do you conduct consumer surveys?

Yes. Depending on the research question, we use online or face-to-face surveys, focus groups or other appropriate methodologies, alongside qualitative and field research where relevant.

Which consumer research methods do you use?

The method follows the question. Depending on the objective, we use online and face-to-face surveys, consumer interviews, focus groups, concept testing, brand perception studies, price research, usage & attitude studies, segmentation research, post-purchase research, mystery shopping and field observation.

Can you conduct research in specific locations?

Yes. Projects can be designed around particular cities, regions, channels, customer segments or other geographic criteria where appropriate.

Start a conversation

Understand what makes your customers choose.

Tell us what you need to understand about your consumers. We will design the research around the decision it should inform.