Based on neuroscience research, the Single Implicit Association Test (SIAT) is an implicit research method used to uncover subconscious associations towards a category, brand, or product. A SIAT measures which items (e.g. qualities, traits, emotional goals) consumers associate with a single brand, category, or concept.
Our SIAT is fully automated, allowing users to drag and drop the implicit method into their survey instantly and review results in real-time.
Complements explicit findings with subconscious consumer associations
Reduces social desirability bias by capturing fast, instant consumer responses
Offers versatility for product, brand, or category insights

Among the tested alcohol types, cognac is the only category to over-index on 'status' while consumers connect Vodka with 'trust', 'reason', 'curiosity' and 'joy'. Tequila is most highly associated with 'freedom', while rum fails to have strong associations towards any of the category motivations.

Advertisement 2 activates the highest response to all of the associations with the strongest links to 'reliability', 'enjoyment', 'adventure', and 'excitement'. Advertisement 3 performs the poorest among the group with a low IAS % (Implicit Association Strength in %) across all attributes.
TURF is used to identify the potential performance of a combination of products, features, or marketing actions. TURF analysis will identify which portfolio of items appeals to the greatest number of consumers.
Maximum Difference Scaling (MaxDiff) is used to identify consumers' preferences towards product features, advertising claims, or branding. It’s used to understand which items to prioritize by asking respondent...
Price Sensitivity Meter (also known as Van Westendorp method) is used to investigate different price perceptions and the price limits consumer's place in relation to a specific product or service.
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