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Hunt through the wealth of insights curated by Curion’s thought leadership experts. Each piece has a purpose to stimulate innovation through deep and meaningful research and understanding around a variety of topics, behaviors, insights, and market dynamics. We go beyond your typical industry jargon to deliver a narrative that resonates with businesses seeking to enhance their consumer understanding and elevate their product strategies.
How, exactly, do our five senses stimulate our desire for quick-service eateries, and affect our emotions as a result? When consumers are immersed into the restaurant experience, sensory stimulations are impacted, sometimes without even realizing it. In the order of how we’d experience these stimuli (sight, smell, sound, touch, and finally taste), concepts and strategies are outlined that can lead to winning solutions for quick-service restaurants.
Sensory and emotional profiling provides nuanced, multi-faceted insight into consumers’ emotional experiences, highlighting opportunities to increase guest connection, brand loyalty, and repeat purchases. When quick-service brands leverage their understanding of consumers’ emotional responses to their products, they can connect to diners on a deeper level and provide solutions to important consumer needs.
Curion announces its accreditation and A+ rating awarded by the Better Business Bureau (BBB). This achievement underscores Curion's dedication to delivering exceptional customer service and high-quality consumer research and insights. The A+ rating from the BBB acknowledges the company's unwavering dedication to providing best-in-class research, insights, and customer service, as well as qualities such as trustworthiness, honesty, transparency, responsiveness, and honorability.
As a part of Authority Magazine's series called “5 Things You Need To Create a Successful Food or Beverage Brand”, Michael Nestrud, PhD VP, Strategic Accounts, dug in with impactful answers. "You should have enough knowledge about the purchaser of your product to create a vignette about them. Who are they? Why do they need this product? What similar products do they use? How often will they buy it? What types of shops will they find it at? Very rarely do brands use classic demographics as their primary targets anymore. Now it’s all about targeting behavior and beliefs."
Launching a new snack or bakery product line is a significant investment—in terms of financial outlay, time put in, resources expended, and other factors. Snack Food & Wholesale Bakery interviewed Curion's Director of Client Services, Rachel Orona, as she answers thought-provoking questions to learn more about developing and testing prototypes in snack and bakery environments.
Keren Novack, president of Curion, was interviewed by Laura Bianchi, an editor of Crain's Chicago Business. "You can’t really understand a client’s objectives and solve problems without tasting or using a product."
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