3. “A MNC wants to launch an
herbal cosmetics range in
all the metropolitan cities in
India. It wishes to estimate
the acceptance level of their
products in these cities.”
4. INTRODUCTIOIN
Statistical analysis – how consumer
values different components.
Principle – broken down into set of
attributes.
Conducted – specialized survey
Helps in analysis consumer decision
process
PRODUCT ATTRIBUTE 1 ATTRIBUTE 2 ATTRIBUTE 3
Soda Brand – Coke or
Pepsi
Calories :
0 - 150
Price – High ,
Medium and
Low
8. Newproduct
• Planning process – two critical stages
• Concept testing – better understand
product attributes and benefits
• Testing market – when the product
prototype is made available in certain
geographical areas or to demographic
groups.
NEW
PRODUCT
DEVELOP
MENT
9. PTODUCTOPTIMISATION
• Finds – if satisfied with current product
– want changes in some attributes
• Conjoint questionnaire – displays
current product with prospective
version of the product
PRODUCT
OPTIMISA
TION
10. MARKETSEGMENTATION
Conjoint analysis can uncover different
customer segments based on their
preferences for product attributes. This
information can guide targeted marketing
efforts for each segment.
MARKET
SEGMEN
TATION
11. PRICINGINSIGHT
• Conjoint analysis – understand the
consumers value place on different
product features, businesses can
develop pricing strategies
• Highlights at what price are consumers
ready to purchase a certain package of
product features and suits both.
PRICING
INSIGHTS
12. conclusion
Understanding customer needs and designing appropriate products
is a crucial success factor in today's highly competitive market. The
goal of product research is to identify products that would maximize
the market share and profit of a product given a company's limited
resources. This presentaion has discussed the potential of using
conjoint analysis for analysing customers' preferences for new and
existing products.
13. “Get closer than ever to your
customers. So close, in fact,
that you tell them what they
need well before they realize
it themselves.”
—SteveJobs
14. references
“What is Conjoint Analysis? Retrieved from
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29/10/23
“Application of Conjoint Analysis for Marketing a Product.”
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https://www.icidr.org/ijedri_vol2%20nos3_dec2011/Conjoint%20Analysi
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