Find who it could suit.
Review which customers could find the product useful and what might stop them buying.
Launch Studio
Explore how your customers might respond to a new product, a different price or a new message. Choose what to test before you put money behind it.
Get startedSee how it worksWho would find it useful?
Bought a laptop sleeve and a compact organiser.
Show how her laptop, keys and weekend things fit together. Start by testing the idea with customers who buy practical accessories.
Choose a question to explore the idea.
Before you order stock or pay for a launch, explore three questions: who could want it, what might they pay, and what would make them take a closer look?
Use what you know about your customers to compare the choices in front of you.
Review which customers could find the product useful and what might stop them buying.
Compare the prices you are considering, alongside what you would earn on each sale.
Try different benefits and descriptions. Choose the message worth testing with customers.
Bring a product description, customer history and the prices or messages you want to compare.
Explore who could be interested, why it might suit them and which objections need an answer.
Review an audience, a price and a message. Check the idea with real customers before going further.
Your questions
Explore a new product, a different price or a new way to describe what you sell. Launch Studio helps you compare how your existing customers might respond, so you can choose an audience and an idea to test before committing stock or launch spend.
Bring your customer and purchase history, a description of the idea, and the prices or messages you want to compare. You can start with an idea before the product is ready to sell.
Emli estimates possible responses using your customer data. Use the findings to choose what to test with real customers, then compare the actual response with what you expected.
Bring a product idea or a decision about price. We’ll work through the questions with you.
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