brand tracking (2)

Close-up photograph of two hands peeling back a worn yellow

 • 1 May 2026

Trust Penalty: The Brand Cost of Misleading Pricing

The brands at the centre of the supermarket discount cases are paying a regulatory cost. The bigger cost is the one that does not show Read More

consumer behaviour brand tracking Customer Insights BrandResearch Brand Health Measurement pricing strategy strategic brand measurement brand measurement Consumer Price Sensitivity ACCC Trust Penalty Pricing Communication
Person sitting at a desk looking out a bright window displaying Telstra, Optus, and Vodafone logos, representing customers considering switching between telecommunications providers.

 • 17 Apr 2026

The Switching Window: When Customers Are Open to Leaving (Before They Actually Do)

Why satisfied customers still leave, and how to detect switching vulnerability before churn begins. Read More

brand tracking brand loyalty Customer Retention Customer Churn Switching Behaviour Telecommunications
Two runners approach a fork in the road between forest trail and mountain highway, with Nike, Hoka, and On Running logos above, illustrating shifting brand preference and segment competition in the running shoe market.

 • 10 Apr 2026

Segment Drift: What Nike’s Running Challenge Reveals About Changing Customer Priorities

Why strong brands lose relevance in specific segments before overall brand health metrics decline. Read More

consumer behaviour brand tracking brand positioning Market Segmentation Customer Segmentation Nike
Netflix logo on a dark background with financial chart lines, arrows, and dollar symbol illustrating pricing trends and consumer price sensitivity in the streaming market.

 • 3 Apr 2026

Elasticity Signals: What Netflix Reveals About Hidden Price Sensitivity

How behavioural data reveals pricing vulnerability before revenue declines. Read More

brand tracking pricing strategy Price Elasticity Customer Segmentation Netflix Consumer Price Sensitivity
Close-up photograph of a hand marking a printed survey sheet with “More Important” and “Less Important” columns, illustrating forced trade-offs in attribute prioritisation.

 • 27 Mar 2026

Maximum Differential Analysis: Identifying Real Purchase Drivers

Ask a group of buyers to rate how important ten different attributes are on a scale of one to ten, and you will almost certainly get Read More

brand tracking Research Methodology MaxDiff Best-Worst Scaling Purchase Drivers
Close-up photograph of a hand holding a yellow retail-style price tag labelled “Brand Awareness” and “Favourability” on a supermarket shelf, suggesting these metrics are treated like discounted commodities in low-engagement categories.

 • 20 Mar 2026

Why Brand Tracking Fails in Low-Engagement Categories (and How to Fix It)

Some categories have a structural problem that makes standard brand tracking almost useless, most customers never actively chose the Read More

brand tracking brand measurement Low-Engagement Categories Customer Inertia