Measuring Brand Perception and Crafting a Value Proposition

Challenge
A project team from a brand and design agency came to GLG to gather feedback and reactions to their client's brand positioning in the tech research space. They wanted to hear from C-suite decision makers from large enterprises with varying levels of familiarity with their client.

The agency planned to use those insights to craft compelling customer value propositions to recommend to their client.

The GLG Approach
GLG helped support two phases of their brand research. In the first phase, GLG recruited and scheduled 41 Network Members to participate in seven hour-long focus group sessions, segmented by level of familiarity with the end-client. The insights gained from these sessions informed the agency's unique value propositions for their client.

In the second phase, GLG secured an additional 30 Network Members to participate in five hour-long focus group sessions so the agency could test the various value propositions they ideated as a result of the first round of focus groups.

Outcome
The agency gained the feedback they needed on both their client's brand and their potential value propositions. The reactions from the decision makers helped them develop and refine their recommendations for their client's brand strategy.