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Correlating Neuro-Insight Research with Econometrics

Starting in 2013, Neuro-Insight partnered with a long-time CPG client in the UK to measure the correlation between Long-Term Memory and MMM direct effectiveness metrics.

 

There were 15 ads for which we had both Neuro-Insight data and the client’s MMM effectiveness numbers. To understand correlations, we looked at a range of Neuro-Insight’s metrics alone and in combination. Our key metric was detail memory encoding at branding moments — peaks in brain activity that exceed our effectiveness benchmark during branding moments and therefore suggest that the moment is encoded into long-term memory

 

In the end, we found an 86% correlation between our long-term memory metrics and MMM showing the true predictive power of the subconscious mind.

 

 

In Short:

Number of campaigns: 15

Timespan: 4 years

Total number of participants: 900

R = 0.86

R2= 74%

p = 0.00004