Marketers around the world are accountable for the advertising claims they make about their products and services. Regulations and laws dictate that claims must be truthful and not mislead, even unintentionally. Designing and conducting specialized consumer research is a critical step in assuring advertising claims can be substantiated in a way that meets these standards. If you are working in this space, it is imperative that you understand not only the nuanced regulations but also how to make your claims substantiation research more impervious to a challenge.
Speaker: Sue Collin,
Senior Vice President
Speaker:Lisa Cooper,
Senior Vice President
With more than 30 years of consumer insights experience each, Lisa and Sue provide research consulting for CPG, HBA, Healthcare and Financial Services institutions. While Lisa and Sue’s work spans all facets of consumer research, they both have particular expertise in the very specialized discipline of Ad Claim Substantiation, where they aid clients in assessing the risks vs. rewards of making specific claims and guide them through the design and execution of fair and balanced consumer claim substantiation research