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Market Reach

Maximise your reach with the optimal product portfolio. Find the best mix of products, features, or messages to reach the broadest possible market.

Updated over 2 months ago

What is Market Reach?

Market Reach uses TURF (Total Unduplicated Reach and Frequency) analysis to identify the optimal combination of products, features, or messages that appeal to the greatest number of unique customers.

Instead of simply selecting the most popular individual options, TURF analysis finds the mix that maximises total audience coverage while minimising overlap.

The analysis provides three key metrics:

  • Total reach: Percentage of your audience who choose at least one selected option

  • Unduplicated reach: Number of unique individuals who choose at least one selected option

  • Frequency: Average number of options each respondent finds appealing


When to Use Market Reach

  • Product launch optimisation – Decide which product variants to launch when your budget limits how many you can release

  • Feature prioritisation – Select which features to build when resources are tight

  • Portfolio management – Optimise your product line to maximise market coverage

Why It Matters

  • Maximises market reach – Appeal to the largest possible customer base

  • Reduces redundancy – Avoid selecting options that appeal to the same audience

  • Optimises resources – Make data-driven decisions when budgets or bandwidth are limited

  • Increases ROI – Focus on combinations that deliver the strongest overall return

How Ideally Helps

  • Simple setup – Run Market Reach analysis with a single multi-response question

  • Automated calculations – Instantly find the optimal combination from thousands of possibilities

  • Interactive visualisation – Explore different portfolio sizes with clear reach and frequency charts

  • Segment analysis – See how combinations perform across different customer groups


Setting Up Market Reach

Market Reach can be added to your existing Innovation Test or run as a standalone test.

As an add-on to an Innovation Test

  • Minimum of 3 ideas required

  • Optionally limit how many answers each respondent can select

As a standalone test

  • Add answer options via the Add question modal

  • You can also set maximum answer choices here

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