Quantitative study used to measure awareness, use, popularity, and attitudes/perceptions. Topics include campaigns, communications, and overall brand value. These studies an also show market sizing and can be used to examine growth potential of specific segments.

This study focuses on game attributes and purchase decision factors as the basis of segmentation. This is a shift from the attitudinal factors used in other segmentation solutions – instead, focusing on product needs and expectations that can be controlled through product design and management. Segmentation provides insight into preferences to allow for more strategic planning. Campaigns and products can be designed to fit specific segments within the marketplace. In addition, a key output from this research is the segment classification tool which can be used on future studies to allow for specific recruitment by segment(s) of interest, and to allow for results comparisons among the different segments.

This longitudinal study addresses items such as purchasing habits, promotion impact, new product impact, media habits, and the broader economic climate. These studies allow you to pinpoint and react to changes in your marketplace.

Quantitative study of concepts to gauge initial appeal to segments of interest. Comparisons can be made among different key analysis groups as well, depending on intended application of the test results. In addition to measuring initial appeal, this survey also focuses on actual purchase intent.

This study is used to develop a deeper understanding of play experience needs and expectations by focusing on satisfaction thresholds, key chatter range, and prizes that will spur churn. Comparisons can be made between segments and key analysis groups that can be used to inform prize structure design strategies and focus products on groups of interest.

This study identifies the relative importance that various groups of players place on the range of ticket attributes such as top prize, theme, play style, etc. Results are used to learn which combinations of ticket attributes result in more appealing products and allows for comparison among the different segments and key analysis groups. The study employs a unique visual design to make it easier for respondents to complete the survey while still removing fully designed concepts as stimuli.

Qualitative study involving asking participants about their attitudes and perceptions towards products, services, concepts, advertisements, promotions, and ideas in an interactive group setting. Focus groups are an effective tool for gaining feedback and insights in order to make continuous improvements and to gauge acceptance of new offerings in the marketplace.