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Best way to test if sustainable packaging actually drives purchase intent?

My client wants to know if eco-friendly packaging moves the needle or if shoppers just say they care but don't act on it. Thinking conjoint but open to ideas.

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David Kim
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Conjoint is the right call here — it forces real trade-offs so you catch the say-do gap your client is worried about. I'd pair it with a behavioral validation layer, like a simulated shopping task in Qualtrics or a platform like Vividata, to see if eco packaging holds up when price enters the equation. In my experience, sustainable packaging typically lifts intent 8-15% but collapses fast once you add even a 10-15% price premium, so make sure your conjoint includes realistic price levels.

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