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Our experiences include a variety of projects with a range of scope, methods, and industries represented. And if you don’t see what you are looking for here, please ask us about your challenge. Each situation and solution is unique but our methods are tried and true.
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A retailer was launching a new ad campaign and wanted to test the effectiveness for their existing customer base as well as newly identified opportunity consumers. Level 7 showed them a new approach that got results.
A utility company had launched a conservation initiative to urge it’s customers to not only save money, but to save the environment. But was it falling on deaf ears?
A 30 winery consortium wanted to understand the effects of their annual special events series in terms of brand image, types of visitors, revenue, and potential revenue. The results surprised them.
A mass transportation authority wanted to conduct periodic customer satisfaction surveys to track the results over a 5-year timeframe and was preparing to launch a system-wide redesign that would impact riders with route changes and other changes. But how would they know if it was successful?
One of the largest private school districts in an upstate NY metro region struggled with declining enrollments and closings. The school believed it had a great story but that it needed to be told in a new way that would put them back into the mindset of parents.
Level 7 partners conducted primary and secondary research to help a New York State organization determine if increased marketing budgets would spur growth in local communities.
Level 7 partners applied relevant research methods to help an R&D and high-tech manufacturing company make their brand, name, and logo relevant to potential employees and prospective clients.
A nationwide study of 2,000 participants (doctors, optical associates, patients, and shoppers) uncovered key careabouts and concerns to address in consumer retail messaging.