Values are fairly stable priorities how we
want to live. Values unite us with certain people, products, and services and estrange us
from others.
"Valuescope" is a trade name for a
method used in survey research. It measures the fundamental values that form our attitudes
and shape our behavior.
Key Benefits
The Consumer Valuescope has many applications
in market research:
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It can give you information about the
segments where your product is strong and weak.
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It tells you how your product is positioned
in relation to the competition.
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It shows you where there is room for a new
product, which qualities are desirable and which should be highlighted in information
about the product.
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It can assist you to the optimal choice of
distribution channels.
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It is helpful in media selection for public
relations and advertising.
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It can guide the shape of your advertising.
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The Consumer Valuescope is the fruit of
intensive research. It is well grounded in social theory. It is easy to administer, using
six questions in an ordinary telephone or face-to-face interview. It provides a typology of
respondents that can be used in tabulations as easily as age and sex. It gives executives
a three-dimensional map of a market that is more accessible than most elaborate tables and
charts.
Join our free seminar
on value research and the Consumer Valuescope.
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