Market Research
Teams use AI to search, summarize, and synthesize research inputs into client-ready or decision-ready insights.
Business impact
- time to produce client-ready insights — Mastercard’s case study says AI-powered analysis shortened the time to produce client-ready insights.
- time to write strategy briefs — The article reports one synthetic-research user saying a strategy brief that once took 30 days was shortened to three days.
Data requirements
- market research and commentary (text) — Bank of America uses market research and commentary as inputs.
- interview recordings (audio) — Mastercard’s system analyzes recorded interviews.
- transcripts (text) — Transcripts are processed for summaries, quotes, and themes.
- uploaded research materials (text) — Additional research files are included in the analysis workflow.
- census and survey data (tabular) — The synthetic audience example is built from census and survey-style datasets.
- first-party client data (tabular) — Goodway says it also uses client-held first-party data.
AI methods and techniques
- summarization — Used to condense research materials and market commentary into shorter outputs.
- information extraction — Used to pull quotes and other key details from interviews and transcripts.
- theme identification — Used to cluster recurring ideas across research materials.
- synthetic population modeling — Used to create simulated audience datasets for planning and testing.
- incrementality testing in simulation — Used to test media spend or activation scenarios before live validation.
Industries
Real-world evidence
4 documented case studies on record.
Companies using this: Bank of America, Mastercard, Shopify, Goodway Group.
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