An Overview: TURF Analysis for Range Optimization
May 28, 2013
Variety is not always the best option. And before you throw in everything and the kitchen sink (and your budget) into your product portfolio or your marketing mix, consider conducting Range Optimization with TURF analysis.
Variety is not always the best option. And before you throw in everything and the kitchen sink (and your budget) into your product portfolio or your marketing mix, consider conducting Range Optimization with TURF (Total Unduplicated Reach and Frequency) Analysis. It’s what marketers turn to to help them assess which combination of products or services appeal to the greatest number of consumers, while measuring the increase in reach across each component.
It’s the smart, strategic tool that helps your budget, and often your shelf space. We use TURF analysis to:
This analysis can also be used to answer questions in many contexts:
“A game system can include a variety of new potential features, but which features will bring in the most incremental customers to the brand?”
“Looking to target a specific demographic audience, what are the key media outlets to focus marketing tactics?”
“There are several new services to offer in a membership package. Which combination of services will promote the highest membership acquisition and retention?”
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