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B2B Product Development Research

Product development research helps you to release best-in-class products that are built around the voice of the customer. Accelerate your product roadmap with user feedback.

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Use Cases

B2B product research and development

Product launch

Product concept testing allows you to try out new product features with your target audience ahead of launch. Product testing companies help you to iron out any issues and develop an effective marketing strategy based on value propositions.

Product positioning

Product development research finds out if there are unmet market needs. It identifies what specific features could enhance your product to meet those needs.

Product roadmap

Research on product development prioritizes the most impactful innovation as you plan your 5- to 10-year product roadmap.

Localization

Market research for product development in different geographic markets tests that your solutions align with cultural nuances.

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Custom-built product development research

 

Every one of our product testing projects is custom-built from scratch. No more off-the-shelf research.

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Product testing FAQs

Here are some FAQs about market research for product development.

What is product development research?

Product development research is the process of testing new products and product features with your target audience. Product development and testing solutions include new product development (NPD), R&D research, conjoint, discrete choice modeling and prototype testing.

Why is product testing important? 

Product testing is an important step when launching a new product or improving an existing product. It allows you to test product features with your target audience in a safe environment. Your customers’ feedback can be vital for understanding where a product is hitting the mark, and where it needs further improvement before launch. This makes sure that a new product or feature is optimized for your customers’ needs, increasing the likelihood that your product will be a commercial success.

What is the focus of a product development test?

The focus of a product development test is to provide insight into:

  • Which avenues of innovation to prioritize based on the needs and drivers of the audience.
  • What solutions and features to prioritize based on purchasing decisions and willingness-to-pay.
  • What product names, marketing messages, ad campaigns, and value propositions resonate best with your target audience.

How do you conduct product testing?   

Product testing is conducted using both qualitative and quantitative research. In a focus group setting, virtual in-depth interview or ethnographic interview we ask prospective users for their feedback on product stimuli. This can help to identify appealing aspects of the product and any concerns or misconceptions that need to be address, to optimize product development.

Focus groups and in-person interviews also allow for a tactile assessment of product concepts to explore initial experiences and use cases. A quantitative survey then measures whether the product aligns with your customers’ expectations, needs and behaviors. It also tells you whether they are willing to pay for the product, and if so, how much they are willing to pay.

What role do focus groups play in product testing? 

Product testing companies frequently use focus groups to test products with groups of consumers. By conducting an open-ended discussion with a group of 6 to 8 prospective users, you can pinpoint initial perceptions, including features that work well and potential frustrations. The open-ended nature of the discussion enables the focus group moderator to probe deeper on any feedback. Focus groups also allow for product concepts to be put in-front of relevant decision-makers, for a more accurate assessment of what works well, what doesn’t, and the perceived value of the product.