Maru/edr unveils visual semiotics research tool
The online method is intended to allow users to measure and quantify non-conscious reactions to stimuli using the Emotional Positioning System methodology.
It can be used to test concepts, designs and communications or as part of a voice of the customer or panel programme. It is fully integrated with Maru/edr’s survey platform.
“We’re excited to introduce visual semiotics as the newest addition to our expanding product offering," said Crispin Boon, research director at Maru/edr.
"Emotion has taken centre stage this year with many claiming 2016 to be the year of emotion, so it is fitting that we are able to offer businesses a way of quantifying and truly understanding consumers’ emotional response."
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