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Let's be clear - snacking isn't a bad thing. I, for one, love to snack. Whether it's popcorn for a movie night with the kids, or the biscuits I'm enjoying with a brew to write this blog. Snacks are more than just a stopgap until our next meal but something to savour, tied inextricably with time and place.

But what is clear is that snacking behaviour is evolving - and fast.

In an industry as competitive as FMCG, there is an undeniable need for brands to ensure a strong emotional connection between brand and consumer. This ensures brands are top of mind, as emotional connections can drive basic awareness and stronger associations with what the brand offers.

Although brands may be generally liked or trusted, some can fail to align themselves with the emotions that drive their customers' most profitable behaviours.

We often get asked by clients, what specific product attributes impact overall consumer satisfaction?

Penalty Analysis tells us exactly that; which attributes are driving negative or positive perceptions of a product. So, the next time you have a product that is ready for consumer testing, consider Penalty Analysis to maximise the value of your data.

When it comes to product testing, there's no better way to gain authentic insights than by observing how real consumers interact with a product in their own home.

For clients who are attending in-home visits, there are a few key considerations that can make a huge difference.