sensory attributes, product development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

31
RADARINSIGHT.COM.AU - KEVIN O’REILLY - THE IMPORTANCE OF DELIVERING WHAT CONSUMERS EXPECT. PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT & SENSORY ATTRIBUTES,

Post on 22-Oct-2014

260 views

Category:

Food


1 download

DESCRIPTION

Discover why learning the attributes that drive consumer liking is a vital step of product development, how to identify them and areas of business where these learnings can be applied.

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

RADARINSIGHT.COM.AU

- KEVIN O’REILLY -

THE IMPORTANCE OF DELIVERING WHAT CONSUMERS EXPECT.

PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT &SENSORY ATTRIBUTES,

Page 2: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

KEVIN O’REILLY RADARINSIGHT.COM.AU

If I EVER HAD MY OWN BASKETBALL CARD...

Page 3: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

KEVIN O’REILLY RADARINSIGHT.COM.AU

I BELIEVE MOST BRANDS DON’T Know WHY CONSUMERS LOVE THEIR PRODUCTS.

Page 4: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

KEVIN O’REILLY RADARINSIGHT.COM.AU

BUT WHAT IF WE KNEW

WHAT CONSUMERS LOVED, AND

WHAT THEY EXPECTED OF OUR PRODUCT?

Page 5: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

KEVIN O’REILLY RADARINSIGHT.COM.AU

WE COULD USE THIS KNOWLEDGE.

!

KNOWING WHAT A CONSUMER EXPECTS

ENABLES US TO...

Page 6: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

KEVIN O’REILLY RADARINSIGHT.COM.AU

deliver it WHEN launching NEW products

Page 7: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

Monitor IT AS IT CHANGES OVER TIME

Page 8: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

KEVIN O’REILLY RADARINSIGHT.COM.AU

PROTECT IT WHEN REFORMULATING

Page 9: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

KEVIN O’REILLY RADARINSIGHT.COM.AU

ENSURE YOUR QUALITY TEAM Monitors IT

Page 10: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

KEVIN O’REILLY RADARINSIGHT.COM.AU

TALK ABOUT IT

Page 11: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

OK, but how can we find this out?

Page 12: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

KEVIN O’REILLY RADARINSIGHT.COM.AU

My Advice…

Page 13: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

KEVIN O’REILLY RADARINSIGHT.COM.AU

START WITH the data you have:

- Consumer Complaints

- Past RESEARCH

- TRAINED PANEL DATA

- AnD if You’re still not sure…

Page 14: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

ASK.

Page 15: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

KEVIN O’REILLY RADARINSIGHT.COM.AU

Awesome! Show us how.

Page 16: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

KEVIN O’REILLY RADARINSIGHT.COM.AU

Decide what product to Evaluate(For today I have chosen muffins)

Step 1.

Page 17: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

KEVIN O’REILLY RADARINSIGHT.COM.AU

WHAT Information do you

already have?

Step 2.

Consumer Complaints

Trained Panel Data

Past Research

Social Media Impressions

Page 18: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

KEVIN O’REILLY RADARINSIGHT.COM.AU

Consumer Complaints

Trained Panel Data

Review the consumer contacts for your product over the last 24 months. !If consumers tell you an attribute is awry, there is a good chance it will affect liking. !“Colour of batter seems too dark”

Past Research

Social Media Impressions

WHAT Information do you

already have?

Step 2.

Page 19: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

KEVIN O’REILLY RADARINSIGHT.COM.AU

Consumer Complaints

Trained Panel Data

Trained panel data shows attribute intensities within a product. !Flavours or textures perceived by trained panel as most intense will be perceived as most intense by consumers. !“Sweet with Vanilla flavour”

Past Research

Social Media Impressions

WHAT Information do you

already have?

Step 2.

Page 20: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

KEVIN O’REILLY RADARINSIGHT.COM.AU

Consumer Complaints

Trained Panel Data

Past Research

Past research may reveal the Drivers of Liking when the product was first launched. !Consumers return to buy the same products, expecting the same qualities - so give it to them. !“A moist texture is important”

Social Media Impressions

WHAT Information do you

already have?

Step 2.

Page 21: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

KEVIN O’REILLY RADARINSIGHT.COM.AU

Consumer Complaints

Trained Panel Data

Social Media Impressions

Past Research

Step 2. WHAT Information do you

already have?

Page 22: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

KEVIN O’REILLY RADARINSIGHT.COM.AU

No Data? No Problems...

Ask your consumers

Page 23: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

KEVIN O’REILLY RADARINSIGHT.COM.AU

Fill a room with 6-8 Current Users or Target Consumers. !Share your idea as a concept. !Ask what product expectations this creates. !Listen to the conversation !Let them taste your product/prototypes. !Discuss & define specific attributes (and ranges)

TALK IT THROUGHStep 3.

Page 24: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

KEVIN O’REILLY RADARINSIGHT.COM.AU

It’s Gotta have a thin

brown crust on top

I prefer a soft texture, that

doesn’t take too much chewing

Just make it Sweet!

I like A SUBTLE Vanilla

Flavour

Pale yellow inside Please!

I don’t like when the product feels stale after a day

Page 25: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

KEVIN O’REILLY RADARINSIGHT.COM.AU

Decide what makes senseStep 4.

Gather your learnings and research findings !Consider them all with a cross functional team !Discard any you can’t define, can’t measure, or don’t resonate !Define and group attributes as Appearance, Flavour or Texture !Share with your wider team to make sure they are relevant

Page 26: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

KEVIN O’REILLY RADARINSIGHT.COM.AU

THE AGREED AttributesStep 5.

Appearance

Flavour

Texture

Page 27: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

KEVIN O’REILLY RADARINSIGHT.COM.AU

Appearance

Flavour

Texture

Pale Yellow Batter The uncooked batter should be pale yellow, similar to Flora margarine. !Golden Brown Top Once cooked, the top of the muffin should be light brown, the colour of a Kellogg's corn flake

Vanilla Intensity Having the flavour taste characteristic of vanilla. Vanilla should be the most intense flavour percievable. !Sweet Intensity Having the pleasant taste characteristic of sugar. Not overpowering, but present.

Density The ideal density should be soft, providing only slight resistance when chewed with the molars. !Moist The muffins should maintain a moist, melt in mouth characteristic.

THE AGREED AttributesStep 5.

Page 28: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

KEVIN O’REILLY RADARINSIGHT.COM.AU

THAT’s It.

Page 29: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

KEVIN O’REILLY RADARINSIGHT.COM.AU

A FRAMEWORK FOR DETERMINING What CONSUMERS EXPECT FROM YOUR PRODUCT.

Page 30: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

KEVIN O’REILLY RADARINSIGHT.COM.AU

- deliver it WHEN launching NEW products

- Monitor IT AS IT CHANGES OVER TIME

- PROTECT IT WHEN REFORMULATING

- ENSURE YOUR QUALITY TEAM Monitors IT

- TALK ABOUT IT

USE IT!

Page 31: Sensory Attributes, Product Development and the importance of delivering what consumers expect

KEVIN O’REILLY RADARINSIGHT.COM.AU

Thanks for listening.

Got a question?

Lets hear it!