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Brand Research: Uncovering Consumer Insights for Dolby’s Online Music Icon and Slogan 

Embark on the journey of Brand Research with Dolby, a global leader in audio innovation. Collaborating with Labbrand, Dolby seeks to distinguish its latest product focused on enhancing sound quality for online music downloads. The primary objective of this project is to delve into market trends, the competitor landscape, and consumer preferences. Gain valuable insights critical for crafting an iconic icon and slogan for this groundbreaking technology through the lens of comprehensive Brand Research.

Brand Research – Challenge

Dolby aimed to identify the most suitable music icon and slogan that would resonate with consumers and effectively communicate the benefits of their new digital product. The challenge was to uncover consumer expectations, usage habits, behaviors, and preferences to inform the creation of a compelling icon and slogan. 

Solution

To address the challenge, Labbrand implemented a comprehensive research approach:

  1. Competitor & Trend Analysis: Conducted desktop research to examine major players in the online music downloading industry and compared consumer reactions to different webpages and mobile platforms.
  2. In-depth Interviews: Engaged in one-on-one interviews with internal stakeholders and industry experts to understand market trends and consumer culture.
  3. Focus Groups: Organized four consumer focus groups with participants aged 15-30 to explore their expectations, experiences, and reactions towards music downloading icons.
  4. Eye-Tracking: Performed eye-tracking tests with 50 participants aged 15-30 to observe real-time reactions to visual mockups of the online technology.
  5. Online Quantitative Survey: Deployed an online survey to validate preliminary findings and provide a comprehensive analysis for recommending the best icon and slogan solution.
Solution

Results

The consumer insights revealed during the project played a pivotal role in enabling Dolby to design and implement an icon and slogan that deeply resonated with their target audience. This strategic approach not only enhanced the effectiveness of Dolby’s messaging but also facilitated the establishment of a robust connection with consumers in the fiercely competitive online music market. The outcome of the collaboration allowed Dolby to effectively differentiate its product and cement its position as a leading innovator in the industry, fostering lasting relationships with the valued customers.

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