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iTest Assessments
tip the balance of information power to brands that don't have the luxury
of big research budgets or generous communications timelines. That's because
iTest's web-based system is
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Fast.
In most cases, an iTest
Assessment can provide final findings and recommendations within ten
days of project approval, allowing the creative process to move forward
without delay. |
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Affordable.
The typical iTest
Assessment is less than half the cost of alternative testing methodologies,
such as mall intercept studies, theater testing, focus groups, and
depth interviewing. |
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Proven.
iTest Assessment
questions are based on nearly 80 years of prior copy testing research
and Advertising Research Foundation measures that are proven to have
a high probability of predicting the sales effectiveness of creative
executions. |
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Highly
valid. iTest
respondents are randomly drawn from demographic and geographical targets
that are critically important to a client. Unlike traditional copy
testing methods, iTest doesn't rely on unreliable quota sampling from
a potentially biased subset of cities. |
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Projectable.
iTest samples
are statistically reliable, so brand marketers can safely infer that
the findings and recommendations they offer can be applied to an entire
target population - something they cannot presume with focus groups,
depth interviews, mall intercepts, or theater tests. |
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Repeatable.
All iTest Assessments
use a number of standardized measures, allowing marketers to objectively
compare the findings of communications tested last month with different
communications tested a year ago or two years hence. In essence, brand
marketers can use iTest to create a uniform body of tactical communications
comparisons. |
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