Amway
How do you test new business models for a global corporation within a limited timeframe and budget? By carefully crafting user-centered live model tests for measuring a diverse audience’s engagement. Working alongside other talented groups at Amway, we created web experiences that blended online information with e-commerce, social strategies, and on-site events. The result: unique testing environments that provided measurable user feedback about the effectiveness of given approaches.
The Projects
Both live model test projects for Amway were set in motion to test a specific business model within the company, but each project accomplished different tasks. The first test was completed in Moscow, Russia, and the second in Toulouse, France. Each test was targeted by the needs of the company’s local clientele, specifically how those users incorporated Amway products as part of their everyday lives.
The Approach
In Moscow
The project in Moscow was focused on Amway’s role with individual fulfillment, rather than selling Amway products. Because the goal was to boost the feeling of success associated with personal development, the focus was on empowering Amway Independent business owners to extend their reach into their communities through a series specifically tailored events.
In Toulouse
In Toulouse, we created an online experience around products for a completely new brand, SOLI by Amway. We redeveloped an online approach for users to experience the brand through online profiles where they could create their own collections of SOLI products. The project also incorporated an e-commerce solution for secure purchasing within a tested, controlled environment.
Personalized Content
To best meet the needs of users for both projects, we worked with Amway to create an algorithm-driven user assessment. Users that completed the assessment would be presented with custom-tailored content regarding upcoming events, products of interest, and the creation of product collections.
Measurable Results
Simply building and launching these projects was never our measure of success. We worked with the teams at Amway to create ways of visualizing the data in a way that the teams could more easily analyze and interpret results. This included custom back-end site dashboards grouping and displaying pertinent analytic user details.