Anyone used conjoint analysis to test snack packaging changes?

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We're tweaking the packaging on a snack line and want real data on what consumers actually care about. Wondering if conjoint is overkill or worth it here.

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Wei Zhang · Answer

Conjoint is actually a great fit for packaging tweaks — we ran a choice-based conjoint (CBC) for a snack brand last year testing size, color, and callout claims with about 300 respondents and got really clean importance scores. Qualtrics or Lighthouse Studio make it pretty straightforward to set up. Definitely not overkill if you have more than 3-4 attributes you're debating.

Anyone used conjoint analysis to test snack packaging changes?

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