- 01What is consumer profiling? An Introduction
- 02Business problems that consumer profiling can solve
- 03Example survey questions
- 04The consumer profiling survey template and example results
- 05What can happen if you don’t run consumer profiling?
- 06How to get started with consumer profiling for your brand
- 07Who should I send my consumer profiling survey(s) to?
- 08How to implement your consumer profiling insights
- 09How top brands have used consumer profiling
The consumer profiling survey template and example results
Consumer profiling surveys are our bread and butter, our modus operandi, our raison d’etre.
Our Customer Research Team works with brands like yours to make sure consumer profiling surveys are as good as they can be.
And because you don’t have the time to become a full-time research expert, here’s a consumer profiling survey template that’s been crafted by our research experts and (almost) ready to go.
All you need to do is fill in the sections that mention brands, sectors, products and services etc.
Ready-to-go survey templates
The experts in our Customer Research Team have written consumer profiling survey templates that are basically ready to send!
This template is meant to give you a good sense of what your consumer profiling study could cover—just remember to add in the specifics for your brand and category.
Consumer profiling survey template
Gather the insights you need to create a crystal-clear image of who your customers are with this survey template.
See templateReal-life example survey results
We don’t just have templates for you! We have real consumer profiling surveys that we’ve sent to our very real respondents.
Take a look at this survey all about vitamin shoppers in the US. Here you’ll find insights about things like vitamin consumption, spending, brand awareness and general attitudes.
These insights can help a brand understand how and where to reach your ideal customers. And it can help you find out how much people are willing to spend on a product or service like yours (and how much they might spend for higher or lower quality products).
US vitamin research results dashboard
Here are the results from a survey we sent to 1,000 US vitamin shoppers, to get a better understanding of their attitudes towards buying.
See the resultsAnd below is a great example of a pricing question from this survey.
Finding out roughly how much people spend on products like yours per month gives you a super valuable understanding of the attitude your target customers have towards spending in your category.

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