FMCG · IndiaA stalling detergent brand
Challenge. Sales were flat despite strong awareness. The team assumed a pricing problem.
Approach. A U&A wave plus in-home ethnography across six cities, reconciled against shopper data.
Outcome. The issue was pack format, not price. A relaunch in the recommended SKU sizes returned the brand to growth within two quarters.
Healthcare · Multi-marketPhysician adoption of a new therapy
Challenge. A launch team needed to know which messages moved prescribing intent — and which broke compliance.
Approach. KOL interviews and a physician conjoint across five markets under pharmacovigilance-aligned protocols.
Outcome. A message hierarchy the medical-legal team could sign off, and a country-by-country adoption forecast with stated uncertainty.
Fintech · SEATrust in a digital wallet
Challenge. Downloads were high; active usage was not. Leadership suspected UX.
Approach. Behavioural segmentation plus diary studies capturing the moment users chose cash over the app.
Outcome. Trust, not usability, was the barrier. A staged reassurance programme lifted 30-day retention meaningfully.
Retail · LATAMOwn-brand range architecture
Challenge. A grocer wanted to expand private label without cannibalising its hero lines.
Approach. MaxDiff and TURF to optimise the range, with a choice simulator handed to the category team.
Outcome. A tighter, better-reaching assortment the team could stress-test long after the study closed.
Automotive · EuropeEV intent versus EV behaviour
Challenge. Stated intent to switch to electric was high, but showroom conversion lagged.
Approach. Path-to-purchase mapping and implicit testing across the consideration journey.
Outcome. Three concrete friction points at the dealer stage, and a revised journey that narrowed the say-do gap.
Public sector · AfricaA behaviour-change campaign
Challenge. A health programme needed to reach low-connectivity, multilingual populations without bias.
Approach. A hybrid CATI / CAPI design in five languages with careful quota and weighting controls.
Outcome. A representative baseline that survived scrutiny, and message testing that improved recall in the field.