We are able to record a respondent’s face whilst they watch your content or take part in an engagement test. Captured video is then post-coded with a facial coding algorithm in order to produce 6 emotional scores (Happy, Surprised, Angry, Disgusted, Afraid and Sad). Facial coding can be used to plan content and help identify what will most effectively drive your intended outcome with your target audience.
It can also be used to guide creative decisions and help determine which parts of your content engaged most with your audience.
We’ve tested major advertising campaigns with very interesting results, both in terms of reactions to the adverts and in the differences found between the potential advert creatives.
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“We’ve worked with Dipsticks Research for several years to conduct a number of ad testing and brand tracking research projects. They’re adaptable and easy to work with and always manage projects efficiently.”
Health & Beauty Group Brand Manager | Church & Dwight