Chp2: Concept Evaluation Flashcards

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Phases of Concept Evalution

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  1. Initial Screening: Which concepts should be tested with regard to their marketability?
  2. Marketability analysis: Which market opportunities do the different product concepts have?
  3. Economic feasibility analysis: Which economic success is to be expected
    from the different product concepts?
  4. Realization
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Methods of Concept Evaluation

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  1. Scoring models
  2. Concept tests
  3. Test market simulation
  4. Test markets
  5. Rollouts
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What is concept testing?

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Concept testing is] a variety of marketing research-based approaches employed to
asses the marketability of a product or a service idea prior to its actual development

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Types of concept testing?

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  1. Presentation of product appearance: ex. verbal and visual (virtual reality) presentation, product attribute presentation with a prototype
  2. Qualitative design: group discussions (focus groups)
  3. Quantitative design: (online) product test panel (user testing), A/B Testing, Landing Pages, Conjoint based concept tests
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What is a prototype?

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A prototype is an early artifact, or draft, of your idea. It’s a preliminary version of your
product you can use to test theories and make quick progress. The main goal of a
prototype is to validate (or invalidate) key assumptions

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2 types of prototyping

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  1. No code prototyping
  2. rapid prototyping
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What is no code prototyping?

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Before hiring and engaging costly technical developers, build a (simple) prototype to testkey assumptions of the product concept (esp. whether potential customers are able tograsp the intended benefit/value)

ex. mcdonalds comes up with the perfect kitchen set up

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Example of prototyping tools (primarily for digital products)

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  1. App builders
  2. Databases and information storage
  3. Add ons
  4. Websites and landing pages
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What is A/B n testing

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Randomly split traffic between two
(or more) versions (of a website,
prototype)  A (Control)  B (Treatment) to find out which is better

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what is Test Market Simulation

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Simulation of the “awareness-trial-repeat purchase process” in order to
 forecast long-term market success
 identify sources of sales success
 gain diagnostic information about product positioning
 evaluate alternative marketing strategies

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Trial Repeat Model

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Forecast of the long-term market share M of a new brand ():
M (
) = T * S

Estimation of the long-term trial rate T:
T = F * K * D + C * U - (F * K * D) * (C * U)

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What is a Test Market

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A test market is a controlled launch which is conducted in a limited
but representative part of the marketplace

read slide 242.

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Rollouts

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Also described as “tiered marketing“ or “limited marketing“

First, a product is introduced in a limited market, then, step by stepthismarket is enlarged

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