CSConjoint Survey

Product, Pricing, and Marketing Research

Turn product, price, positioning, and customer questions into focused studies that support a decision.

How to Plan Panel Fielding

Prepare a study for online panels, sample vendors, classroom links, or email recruitment.

How to Run an A/B Test

Compare two versions of a message, offer, page concept, or customer experience with random assignment.

How to Choose an A/B Test Metric

Select a primary outcome that connects an experiment to a real marketing or product decision.

How to Test Marketing Messages

Randomly compare headlines, value propositions, advertisements, emails, or public-service messages.

How to Measure Customer Preferences

Choose between direct ratings, randomized experiments, and conjoint choices for a customer research question.

Multilingual AI-Guided Research Help

Ask product and methodology questions in English, Spanish, Japanese, French, German, Portuguese, or Simplified Chinese.

How to Run a Landing-Page Concept Test

Compare landing-page concepts before committing design, development, or advertising spend.

How to Test Product Feature Priorities

Measure which product capabilities matter most when customers must make realistic tradeoffs.

How to Measure Willingness to Pay

Use price experiments and conjoint tradeoffs to estimate how stated preference changes across prices.

How to Run a Brand-Name Test

Randomly compare candidate brand or product names on decision-relevant reactions.

How to Test a Value Proposition

Compare different explanations of why a customer should choose a product or service.

How to Test Packaging Designs

Compare package concepts on visibility, comprehension, quality signals, and intended choice.

How to Run an Email Subject-Line Test

Evaluate subject-line concepts before or during a live email campaign.

How to Test Advertisement Concepts

Compare advertisement scripts, storyboards, images, or videos before buying media.

How to Test Product Descriptions

Compare ways of explaining a product, feature, or service to prospective customers.

How to Measure Feature Tradeoffs

Estimate how customers trade one product capability against another.

How to Conduct a Remote Usability Survey

Collect structured feedback after users attempt a remote product or prototype task.

How to Measure Customer Effort

Measure how difficult customers find a task and connect that perception to actual outcomes.

How to Test Subscription Plans

Study preferences across plan prices, limits, features, support, and billing terms.

How to Design a Good-Better-Best Pricing Study

Evaluate a three-tier offer structure with realistic feature and price tradeoffs.

How to Measure Price Sensitivity

Estimate how preference changes across plausible price levels and offer configurations.

How to Design a Customer Satisfaction Survey

Build a short, actionable survey around a specific product, service, or customer journey.

How to Measure Product-Market Fit

Combine customer survey evidence with retention and usage to assess whether a product serves a durable need.

How to Run a Churn-Risk Survey

Identify reasons customers may leave while separating stated risk from actual churn behavior.

How to Measure Customer Loyalty Without Relying on One Score

Combine attitudes and behavior instead of treating a single recommendation item as the whole relationship.

How to Test Employee Benefits Packages

Measure workforce tradeoffs among benefits, flexibility, compensation, and eligibility rules.

How to Prioritize Service Improvements

Rank service changes using customer impact, operational evidence, cost, and feasibility.

How to Evaluate Vendor Selection Criteria

Structure stakeholder tradeoffs among vendor capabilities before issuing or scoring a selection process.

How to Compare Recruitment Messages

Test job, volunteer, study, or program recruitment messages on clarity, trust, and qualified interest.