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Zappi tests ideas, concepts and advertising in a standardised way and compares them with a large norms database. Horizon measures whether consumers actually show purchase or sign-up intent for your final variants.
Compared
Zappi helps find the most promising among many ideas and ads. Horizon tests the final variants on behaviour in the online environment.
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Context
Standardised tests compare many ideas and ads with norms. A behavioural test examines up to six final variants.
The survey measures ratings on scales. The behavioural test measures the click on buy or sign up.
Testing advertising before launch is a field of its own. Horizon tests offers, not advertising.
Combination
Screen many ideas and select the strongest.
Prepare the up to six finalists as offers.
Test the variants on purchase or sign-up behaviour.
With screening results and behavioural evidence.
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Surveys via an app panel and a behavioural test in the online environment.
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Method
A rating in a survey or measured purchase intent in the online environment.
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Stated willingness to buy or measured purchase intent.
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Simulated answers or the behaviour of real people.
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Does Horizon replace concept screening?
No. Screening narrows down many ideas, Horizon tests up to six final variants on behaviour.
Why is stated willingness to buy not enough?
Statements in surveys can be well above later behaviour, especially for new and higher-priced products. A behavioural test measures behaviour directly.
Is anything sold with Horizon?
No. No contract is concluded and no payment is taken. Anyone who chooses an offer is then told transparently that the offer is not yet available.
How long does a test take?
Around four weeks from question to data analysis, depending on the target group and the number of variants.
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