Brand tracking has evolved over the years from a routine research exercise into a strategic business intelligence tool that drives decision-making across entire organizations. Quality trackers provide an in-depth view of how consumers are buying, using, thinking, and feeling about your products and brand – a powerful competitive advantage in any industry.
The key to unlocking this advantage is a clear understanding of the insights and effectively integrating it across business units and teams.
Research demonstrates that companies using longitudinal, systematic brand tracking achieve significantly better returns on their brand and product investments compared to those relying on ad-hoc measurements. In addition to providing early warning signals on market disruption, competitive threats, and consumer behavior shifts, the process helps organizations:
Perhaps the greatest strength of modern brand tracking lies in its ability to serve multiple organizational functions simultaneously.
In the following downloadable guide, our team of experts have summarized the most important fundamentals of brand tracking every organization should know when building or refining a tracker, as well as strategic considerations for Marketing, Brand, Innovation and Strategy teams.
