Qualitative pack design research: offline vs online

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Berlin 2013 – Merlien Qual 360

April 18, 2013

Heinz HCE : Ronald Laan

MaResCon Consulting: Frank Geers

Did you ever wonder if

“good” could be “great”

Berlin 2013 – Merlien Qual 360

April 18, 2013

Heinz HCE : Ronald Laan

MaResCon Consulting: Frank Geers

Offline versus Online

Pack design research

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QuantitativeIconographicIdentification

Research

QualitativePack Design

Research

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QUALITATIVE PACK

DESIGN RESEARCH

Is online pack design research as rich as

offline pack design research?

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same conclusions and recommendations

The same conclusions

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Online

approach,

however…

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More

Engaged

Participants

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More spontaneous

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More Objective

More Systematic

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How did we get there

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Before starting: challenge critically and understand the two approaches

Challenge

critically

Understand the two approaches

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Online

moderation

& group

dynamics

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Participants

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Offline

Stimuli

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Online

Stimuli

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Being clear and

open about what

you, as moderator,

are looking for are

key drivers to

activate online

participants

Intensive

explanations,

guidance

Critical!

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When you just think about the brand Coca Cola one can say: “it is a drink, sugar, it’s in a

bottle, it contains bubbles, I don’t like it, to drink when thirsty,....”

But when you feel the Coca Cola brand you might say:

“ it’s sparkling, refreshing, butterflies in the stomach, the red generates passion,

temperament... It gives the power to jump, to be free…”

(!and these are the kind of responses, words and feelings we’re looking for!)

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Emotional stimuli

and mood makers

to keep participants

aligned & connected

and to keep the

session sufficiently

informal and

emotional

Necessity!

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Extra Homework (collages) to

deepen emotional meaning of

the designs

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Comparative summary

More uniformity in

moderation

Easier management of

participants’ mind

OnlineOffline

Social pressure higher

Formal and more

structured data analysis

Moderation partly based

upon spontaneous group

dynamics

Honest, open, bold and

impulsiveMore superficial response

Individual comfort zone

Easy to set up, high

flexibilityLabour intense

preparation

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Project commissioned by

Heinz HCE

Ronald Laan

Do you have any questions, remarks

or reflections…

Don’t hesitate to get in touch!

frank.geers@marescon.eu

+32 497 523 528

Project executed by

MaResCon Consulting

Frank Geers