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Concept testing metrics and target scores

Table of five concept testing metrics, appeal, clarity, uniqueness, purchase intent and believability, with the question to ask and a target score for each.
Set these targets before the data comes in, so the result decides go, revise or kill.

The five core metrics for a concept test, each with a question to ask and a target score: appeal, clarity, uniqueness, purchase intent and believability. Targets are given as Top 2 Box shares, such as 65% or more for appeal and 40% or more who would definitely or probably buy. Use it to set go or kill thresholds before you run the test. Koji's scale questions report these distributions automatically.

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MetricHow to measureTarget
AppealTo what extent do you like or dislike this concept? (5-point scale)65% or more Top 2 Box
ClarityHow clearly does this idea address a need you have?75% or more understand the concept correctly
UniquenessHow different is this from other solutions you have seen? (5-point)50% or more Top 2 Box for differentiated categories
Purchase intentHow likely would you be to purchase this? (5-point intent scale)40% or more definitely or probably would buy
BelievabilityHow believable is this product or service?70% or more Top 2 Box for credible segments

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