Material Differences
Project Summary
I examined three different age groups and compared their preferences to key product lines offered at Elephant Insurance. Some product information is removed or modified due to confidentiality.
Disclaimer:
The visuals you see on this page are coming from my final UXR report. It is for showcasing my research reporting ability.
Project background
How it started:
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What user problem are we looking to solve?
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The age range for Elephant's target audience proved to be too broad (24-54). The audience age range was too wide to market to efficiently and achieve target KPIs (conversions). In order to develop a more targeted approach to marketing spends, we needed to identify where to not spend the marketing budget for segments of the age groups.​
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Stakeholders:
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Marketing​
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Research goal:
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Primary goal:
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I needed to narrow down what general areas of marketing content were not appealing to different segments of the broader 24-54 age group.​
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Secondary goal:
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Accessing the segments emotional sentiments and communication styles
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My Role
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UX Lead
Method
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What are the methods I chose?
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Survey​
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Ranking
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Qual / Quant
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Why did I choose these methods instead of the others?
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To measure and compare interest levels in product lines and weigh out the differences between the 3 audiences.
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Challenges and Limitations
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What challenges did I face during this research project?​
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Edits to the persona groups and age segments were necessary. Some of the pre-determined filters on testing platforms were not constant were not conducive to drawing marketing content barriers at the evaluative stage.​
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What were the limitations on budget and timeline?
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The limited timeframe from stakeholder strategy implementation.​
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Crucial Findings
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The more maturity each segment had, the more interested they were in adding things to their insurance package
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Specific product offerings were more appealing to younger ages than others
Implementation:
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What was achieved?
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The audiences for email and targeted digital campaigns were edited accordingly based on the outcome of this study - helping whittle down which products were to be featured to which audience, and just as importantly, which products were not necessary to each audience now that we have a clearer understanding of which product is more relevant to Julio, Peter, and Eugenia.​​​
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Stakeholder Impact
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How did I collaborate with stakeholders?
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​Brand team members were able to use the data I accumulated during this study to help articulate a refined view of the target marketing personas.
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What KPIs were impacted?
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Funnel starts​
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Email conversions
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Brand likeability
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Follow-up from this project:
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Following up more on each general interest in various products, the next evaluative study will include a prioritization exercise. For example, if users were given $100 to spend and there's an array of 11 products that cost about $18 each, which will the segments lean towards? Which are they willing to break the budget for? Which are the non-negotiable have-to-have products for each segment?​
My learnings
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If I did this again, how would I do this differently?
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I learned to triple-check the audience settings in the testing platform to make sure the surveys are launched to the correct audiences. Persona alignment with survey audiences is a critical step in delivering the correct results to stakeholders.​
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