Case Studies

Church & Dwight, Co. INC.

Consumer Empathy Mapping & New Product Development

The Business Problem

This global consumer products powerhouse wanted to understand consumer sentiment around stain treatment and delicate

fabrics. The research goal was to create concepts based on empathy mapping around consumers sentiment around stains on

their favorite garments and uncover opportunities for new products.

How New Perspectives Helped

New Perspectives led research into:

  • Attitudes and pain points about current garment care processes and the products used.
  • Ethnographies around: laundry and stain removal processes, how consumers maintain “favorite” items, the balance between efficacy and garment care, and satisfaction levels with current products.

Business Impact

New Perspectives uncovered insights into the nuance of how consumers treat different types of garments based on personal attachment and preservation desires and identified white space, leading to the development of 4 new product categories.

savvas learning company

Science Curriculum Product Development and Testing

The Business Problem

This learning solutions leader wanted to develop a new, more relevant science program. The research goal was to uncover student & teacher needs and explore ways to close the greatest gaps. Additionally, Savvas engaged New Perspectives to craft, test and optimize prototypes and provide insights into compelling sales positioning.

How New Perspectives Helped

New Perspectives collaborated on the product development process:

  • Creating parameters for ideal programs by grade levels via sessions with internal stakeholders & educators.
  • Testing prototype iterations to refine layout/organization of products.
  • Providing recommendations to optimize sales materials and messaging.

Business Impact

New Perspective’s research and insights enabled the development of a new and more experiential program, outpacing competition to become the #1 selling product in its category nationwide.

ETHICON

Voice of Customer & Product Testing

The Business Problem

This market leader wanted to understand ways to better optimize products and engaged New Perspectives to lead its annual Innovation Summit, in which renowned surgeons gather to evaluate and test potential concepts and products.

How New Perspectives Helped

New Perspectives collaborated with Ethicon to:

  • Uncover product usage expectations & unmet needs across specialties.
  • Provide use challenged for competitor products & identify new opportunities.
  • Test & optimize sales positioning and communications for products.

Business Impact

New Perspectives identified new product opportunities, provided insights into product optimization to increase satisfaction and loyalty, and uncovered ways to increase product value proposition and optimize sales positioning to better reflect surgeon’s needs.

CHATEAU STE. MICHELLE

Package Testing and Optimization

The Business Problem

This Winery of the Year award-winner wanted to update a key brand in their collection via understanding the shopping behavior of wine-drinkers and those new to the category and label architecture hierarchy needs and test potential designs.

How New Perspectives Helped

New Perspectives collaborated with Chateau Ste. Michelle to:

  • Unearth insights about the elements that contribute to purchase beyond occasion, including need/states the wine is intended to address.
  • Determine label design impact on the shopping experience and understand the hierarchy of elements shoppers use to consider and purchase.
  • Evaluate new labels to uncover elements that produce stopping power and telegraph a compelling story to new & existing users.

Business Impact

New Perspectives’ mapped out the wine shopping journey, providing insights into:

  • New user purchase behaviors, the evaluation criteria they seek from labels, and ways to optimize them.
  • Messaging criteria and hierarchy that appeal to both new and current customers, allowing the winery to confidently rebrand and update other offerings.
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