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United States· Female, 24“The bag. If it looks cheap, I assume it tastes cheap.”
United Kingdom· Male, 31“A mate raving about it. Ads stopped working on me years ago.”
Brazil· Female, 22“Color first. A teal bag says ‘diet’ to me, so I skip it.”
Japan· Male, 29“Two words: limited edition. I can never walk past them.”
Germany· Female, 23“A short ingredient list. If I can read it, I’ll try it.”
India· Male, 58“Heat. Promise me spice and I’ll try it at least once.”
Australia· Female, 34“Price. Under three dollars and I’ll take a chance on anything.”
France· Male, 34“If it sounds like real food. Cheddar, yes. ‘Cheese flavor’, no.”
Mexico· Female, 26“Seeing someone else grab it. Then I have to know why.”
Canada· Male, 61“My grandkids. If they point at it, it ends up in the cart.”Research made simple
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We're launching three new flavors next month. Which one should we put our marketing budget behind?
Sundays flavor launchYour results are in, and the answer is Cheddar: it's the clear first grab 1. Hold off on Sea Salt until you fix its teal bag, which shoppers read as the diet version 2.
Want me to summarize the detailed findings into a decision-ready report or presentation for your team?
Searched 352 Pulses · 7,184 pieces of evidence
In 23 of your Pulses, shoppers chose by color first 1 1. Three patterns hold across them:
Recommendation: move Sea Salt to a warm pack before launch. Its teal bag reads as diet 2.
FromSundays flavor launchToday
Pack color studyAug
BBQ relaunchMar+20 more
From 23 Pulses
Audience
United StatesGen ZBuys chips weeklyAddWhich bag would you grab first?
ASea SaltBSour Cream & OnionCCheddar CheeseWould you switch from your usual chips to Sundays?
Why didn't you pick the other two?
Launch with Cheddar. Sea Salt isn't losing on taste. Shoppers think its teal bag is the diet version.
Executive summary
Cheddar is the clear launch flavor, chosen first by nearly half of weekly chip buyers. Sea Salt came last, but not because of its taste: shoppers glanced at the teal bag and assumed it was a diet version. Fix that color, and Sea Salt could go from last place to a real contender.
Key findings
“I figured the green one was the healthy version. I want real chips.”
This Pulse added 28 pieces of evidence and 6 new insights.
They're now part of every question you ask, across all your Pulses.
Lead the Launch With Cheddar
Cheddar is grabbed first most often, and its fans are the readiest to switch. It's the flavor to put launch budget behind.
Fix Sea Salt's Bag Before Launch
Sea Salt loses on its teal bag, not its taste. Shoppers read the color as a diet version, so change the pack before spending on it.
Cheddar Fans Are the Readiest to Switch
Shoppers who grabbed Cheddar first were far more likely to say they’d definitely switch to Sundays than those who grabbed Sea Salt.
Grabbed Cheddar first52%
Grabbed Sea Salt first21%
Cheddar fans were more than twice as likely to definitely switch.
Diet Read of the Teal Bag by Gender
Taking Sea Salt's teal bag for a light or diet version came up more often in women's reasons for skipping it.
Female46%
Male31%
Women were about one and a half times as likely to read the bag as diet.
Color-Led Choices by Purchase Frequency
Shoppers who buy chips several times a week were more likely to explain their pick by the color of the bag.
Several times a week61%
Once a week48%
Frequent buyers leaned on bag color more than once-a-week buyers.
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Our costs are up 12%. Can we raise Fresh from $1.49 to $1.79 without losing buyers?
Research objective
Find out how Fresh buyers would react to a price rise to $1.79, flavor by flavor, and why.
United StatesDrinks soda weeklyBuys Fresh500 responses3 questions drafted
If Fresh cost $1.79, what would you most likely do?
Fresh price study“Orange is orange. If it costs more, I’ll grab whatever’s cheaper.”
Raise Lime and Berry to $1.79. Keep Orange at $1.49: its buyers will switch.
Key findings
“Orange is orange. If it costs more, I’ll grab whatever’s cheaper.”
Thought 12s
Make it feel different. 46% of Orange buyers say any orange soda will do 1 1.
Your March taste study points to a fix: people saw blood orange as far more premium than plain orange 2.
Evidence
Blood Orange Reads as Premium
58% called blood orange premium, against 21% for plain orange.
From: Taste study, March
Real people, not predictions
AI research should interview people, not imitate them. Synthetic respondents predict from the past. Real people react to what’s in front of them.
Same question, asked two ways
Which bag would you grab first?
Sea SaltSour Cream & OnionCheddarSea SaltPredicted winner41%
Cheddar33%
Sour Cream & Onion26%
Predicted reason
“Sea salt feels simple and natural. It fits how Gen Z snacks now.”
82% confidence, no real person behind it
Wrong call. Your budget goes behind Sea Salt, the flavor real shoppers grabbed last.
500 real shoppers interviewedClosed in 10mCheddarReal winner47%
Sour Cream & Onion34%
Sea Salt19%
Real reason, in their words
“I figured the green one was the healthy version. I want real chips.”
Male, 29, US38% of Sea Salt skippers said the same
Right call. Back Cheddar, and fix Sea Salt’s bag before it reaches the shelf.
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New Can Design
Find out whether the new can design appeals to Gen Z and Millennials in the US, and why.
US 500Gender: AllAge: Gen Z, MillennialsRespondents say the bold red catches the eye and would make the can easy to spot on a crowded shelf.
Respondents describe the can as high-end or worth paying more for, often pointing to the matte finish.
Respondents like the look but struggle to tell which flavor they are buying at a glance.
Love the red. It looks way more premium than other cans.Most PositiveCan’t tell what flavor it is without picking it up.Most NegativeIntelligence Layer
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Cheddar Fans Are the Readiest to Switch
Shoppers who grabbed Cheddar first were far more likely to say they’d definitely switch to Sundays than those who grabbed Sea Salt.
Grabbed Cheddar first52%
Grabbed Sea Salt first21%
Cheddar fans were more than twice as likely to definitely switch.
Each insight is built on evidence, with its confidence shown.
Lead the Launch With Cheddar
Cheddar wins the shelf and wins switchers. It’s grabbed first most often, and its fans are the most ready to leave their usual brand, so it’s the flavor to put launch budget behind.
Built on 12
Ask anything across every study. Every claim links to its source.
Lead with Cheddar. It’s grabbed first by 47% of weekly chip buyers 1, and its fans are the readiest to switch 2 1.
Hold Sea Salt until its bag changes. 38% of shoppers who skipped it read the teal as a diet version 3, which matches your August pack color study 4.
Evidence
Cool Colors Read as Light
62% called teal and pale blue packs “light” or “diet”, against 14% for orange and red.
From: Pack color study, August
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UK, 38Salted caramelBrazil, 22Lower feesUS, 24Love it“OnePulse is a really fast way of getting credible, same day insights that can help shape key business decisions.”
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