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This case study highlights how a major, multi-national grocer used in-store testing at their various locations to gather valuable demographic data and discover regional preference differences.

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What is In-Store Testing?
- Consumers complete product
evaluations in-store.
- A customer may complete a
test in an in-store testing
area, or even while browsing
the aisles for your products.

Compusense Cloud for
In-Store Testing
With Compusense Cloud you can…
- Gather product information from real consumers
who shop at your store
– a very important demographic!
- Save time and testing resources by administering the
same tests on multiple locations.
- Gain quality insights on a limited budget.
- Discover regional preference differences in your
products.

Case Study
Objective
A large, multinational
supermarket chain wanted a
way to collect data on food
products inside their stores
at multiple locations.

Case Study
Challenge
The client needed their in-
store testing process to be
fast, efficient and require
minimal skill to administer,
but still gather meaningful
data at their many
locations.

Case Study
Implementation
- Consumers completed
tests on tablets after
tasting the samples in-
store.
- Test moderators tracked
how many sample sets
were collected on each
device.

Case Study
Results
- Discovered regional differences in their products.
- Gathered valuable qualitative feedback from the
face-to-face interactions with their customers.
- Bolstered consumer engagement – demonstrated to
their customers that they come first and their
opinions matter!

Contact Us
compusense.com
+1 519 836 9993 – Worldwide
1 800 367 6666 – Toll free in North America
info@compusense.com
To learn more about In-Store Testing with
Compusense, please get in touch!

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1. Case Study In-Store Testing

2. What is In-Store Testing? - Consumers complete product evaluations in-store. - A customer may complete a test in an in-store testing area, or even while browsing the aisles for your products.

3. Why Use In-Store Testing? - Collect meaningful data at the most pivotal point in the consumer journey – the purchasing decision. - Engage consumers with your product and elevates their brand experience. - Easy data collection on readily available tablets or smartphones – consumers can even use their own.

4. Compusense Cloud for In-Store Testing With Compusense Cloud you can… - Gather product information from real consumers who shop at your store – a very important demographic! - Save time and testing resources by administering the same tests on multiple locations. - Gain quality insights on a limited budget. - Discover regional preference differences in your products.

5. Case Study Objective A large, multinational supermarket chain wanted a way to collect data on food products inside their stores at multiple locations.

6. Case Study Challenge The client needed their instore testing process to be fast, efficient and require minimal skill to administer, but still gather meaningful data at their many locations.

7. Case Study Implementation - Consumers completed tests on tablets after tasting the samples instore. - Test moderators tracked how many sample sets were collected on each device.

8. Case Study Results - Discovered regional differences in their products. - Gathered valuable qualitative feedback from the face-to-face interactions with their customers. - Bolstered consumer engagement – demonstrated to their customers that they come first and their opinions matter!

9. Contact Us compusense.com +1 519 836 9993 – Worldwide 1 800 367 6666 – Toll free in North America info@compusense.com To learn more about In-Store Testing with Compusense, please get in touch!

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