Our speaker
Meagan Healey, VP of Marketing, Dig Insights
Meagan is Dig’s very own VP of marketing, who has an extensive career in the insights industry.
Here's what you'll learn:
1. The difference between testing descriptions and testing creatives
We assessed LTOs in two formats and discovered some strong differences and similarities in the results.
2. Which copy and creative attracts consumers best
A winning menu item should excite consumers not just with its taste, but with how you describe and show it. Discover which words and images get shoppers excited about an offer.
3. The components of a winning LTO
At the end of the day, it’s all about flavour. This report tells you how you should choose the ingredients for your next limited-time menu item.
4. Why low price doesn’t really matter in an LTO
Sure, people like to save money. But that’s not the core driver of choice – find out what is depending on your category.
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