Tag: CCPreference
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Brand Health, Equity, or Ad Tracking? Get Clarity.
The first step in designing a tracking study is to identify what your goal is and what you want to do with it. Do you need a Brand Equity, Brand Health or Advertising Tracker? Or some combination? So let’s first define each… Some researchers lump Brand Equity and Brand Health into the same bucket but…
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| Video Blog | The Impact of Brand Preference on Consumers
Brand Preference has a significant influence over consumer behavior. Understanding consumer behavior is key to unlocking brand success. At the heart of this understanding lies Brand Preference—a powerful force that shapes consumer decisions and drives brand growth. Here’s why Brand Preference stands out as a leading metric in brand marketing: 1️⃣ Brand Preference leads to…
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| Video Blog | Why Brand Preference Stands Out
There’s no denying it—Brand Preference stands tall among the metrics in brand marketing. But what sets it apart? Quirk’s Media, a leading publication in market research, has underscored MSW’s validation to real business results, a testament to our commitment to precision in advertising measurement. Marketing-Accountability-Standards-Board praises Touchpoint, our copy-testing system, for its unmatched ability to predict…
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The First Step in Designing a Tracking Study
The first step in designing a tracking study is to identify what your goal is and what you want to do with it. Do you need a Brand Equity, Brand Health or Advertising Tracker? Or some combination? So let’s first define each… Some researchers lump Brand Equity and Brand Health into the same bucket but…
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The Persuadables℠; the consumer segment with the highest ROAI
The Persuadables℠; the consumer segment with the highest ROAI. Essentially, it’s a narrowing of your target from a broad-based approach to those consumers who already have a likelihood of choosing your brand. And because they already have a predisposition towards your brand, they are more responsive to advertising, easier to move and ultimately return a…
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| The Brand Strength Monitor / RDE Chart of the Week | HBO MAX: Pandemic Winner
MSW’s RDE Analytic Framework rests on a study that found that three equity dimensions (Relevance, Differentiation, Emotion) are responsible for driving a significant portion of brand growth. The RDE composite strongly relates to – and helps explain – CCPreference which itself is a validated predictor of market share. Comparing RDE Assessment taken before the pandemic…
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Delivering Predictive Brand Growth in an Age of Continuous Disruption
Introduction There once was a day when the equity and health of brands were stable. Brand teams could expect that the fundamental performance of the category and the competitive set changed little on a short-term basis. Category reviews and brand tracking research reinforced this perspective as the numbers typically saw limited, significant change on even…
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| The Brand Strength Monitor / RDE – Chart of the Week | Chocolate Candy
MSW’s RDE Analytic Framework rests on a study that found that three equity dimensions (Relevance, Differentiation, Emotion) are responsible for driving a significant portion of brand growth. Our ongoing Chart of the Week series is dedicated to sharing RDE results for a variety of categories. If you have questions about your category or want your own…
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| The Brand Strength Monitor / RDE Chart of the Week | Department Stores
MSW’s RDE Analytic Framework rests on a study that found that three equity dimensions (Relevance, Differentiation, Emotion) are responsible for driving a significant portion of brand growth and brand strength. Our ongoing Chart of the Week series is dedicated to sharing RDE and CCPreference® Brand Strength results for a variety of categories. If you have…