Lab42 Case Study: Using a Brand Stretch Study to Identify Areas for Expansion

Tech companies are constantly branching out into an increasing number of non-core categories: Google into phones, driverless cars, fiber internet service, and smart watches; Amazon into music, grocery shopping, and original content. Apple is also branching out, but perhaps not with the same speed and breadth as some of its competitors: the latest innovations outside of Apple’s core products (computers, phones, tablets, software) were the HomePod, a personal assistant device, as well as upcoming release of original content.

Seeing as though there is a potential area for growth, we decided to conduct a short Brand Stretch study to understand what other categories consumers think Apple would be a good fit for, and whether an Apple product in those categories would be a viable option.

Click here to download our Brand Stretch One pager.

Jon Pirc

Jon has spent his professional career as an entrepreneur and is constantly looking to disrupt traditional industries by using new technologies. After working at Sandbox Industries as a ‘Founder in Residence’, Jon founded Lab42 in 2010 as a way to make research more accessible to smaller companies. Jon has a Bachelor’s of Science in Psychology from Northern Illinois University.

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