• Customer journey map created by interviewing Viator app users
  • An image showing multiple slides from the research findings deck

Our dedicated Product/Service Evolution framework is purposefully built to challenge conditional practices, rapidly explore market and customer dynamics in context with your existing position, and deliver a qualified backlog of actionable insights.

This framework is ideal when:

There is market saturation and accelerated competition.
You need to realign products and services based on market dynamics.
There is a shift in consumer behaviour or change of personas.
There are new regulatory or compliance requirements.
There is a requirement for economic or technological realignment.
You need to respond to, or recover from, a crisis.

Framework key methods:

Discovery and profiling with our value proposition canvas.
Voice of the customer, user interviews, quantitative studies, and archetype creation.
Competitor analysis, data interrogation, and marketplace intelligence.
Empathy mapping, journey mapping, jobs to be done, and gap analysis.
Facts and insights synthesis through quantitative and qualitative research.
Card sorting, survey examination, SWOT analysis, and statement creation.

Framework deliverables:

A detailed and consolidated validation report, with qualified, actionable recommendations.
A comprehensive Miro Board detailing findings, from a variety of methods.
An in-depth presentation, playing back the headline findings and justifications.
Artefacts including a Value Proposition Canvas to articulate your proposition.
Customer profiles either as Personas or Archetypes, depending on the use case.
A full understanding of your customerโ€™s Jobs To Be Done and mitigation methods.

Incrementally adapting to evolving market and customer dynamics prevents a significant overhaul or realignment. Continually validating and adapting provides the agility to proactively respond to commercial opportunities or address problematic shifts as they occur.

  • Picture showing Glue strategists and designers collaborating with clients during a proposition validation in-person workshop
  • Preliminary findings of the types of customers Wapp should target in the form of archetypes

Successful examples of Proposition Validation

  • Validated with 4,499 travellers
  • 7 critical categories for improvement
  • Delivered over 3 sprints
  • Validated with 4,499 travellers
  • 7 critical categories for improvement
  • Delivered over 3 sprints
  • Validated with 4,499 travellers
  • 7 critical categories for improvement
  • Delivered over 3 sprints
  • Validated with 4,499 travellers
  • 7 critical categories for improvement
  • Delivered over 3 sprints
Customer journey map for Wapp showing how travellers think about and buy travel insurance

Wapp

Validating a new travel insurance proposition

  • Validated with 947 participants
  • 8 quantitative and qualitative methods
  • 59 core journey changes recommended
  • Validated with 947 participants
  • 8 quantitative and qualitative methods
  • 59 core journey changes recommended
  • Validated with 947 participants
  • 8 quantitative and qualitative methods
  • 59 core journey changes recommended
  • Validated with 947 participants
  • 8 quantitative and qualitative methods
  • 59 core journey changes recommended
A silver car driving along a scenic road with sharp mountain peaks in the background

Hastings Direct

Making a telephony proposition digital

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