A pile of early ideas — which deserves to move?

Rapid Idea Screening

Early ideas are many and rough. You need a fast, sharp sieve — and not one that just crowns the tallest dwarf, but one with success criteria that compare across projects.

Why the old way fails

Early-stage screening must be light and fast; methods abound but success criteria don't; rough ideas are hard to present; and judging only your own ideas ignores the competitive frame.

The path

How the chain runs

  1. 01

    A closed ideation-to-screening loop built for the earliest stage of new-product decisions.

  2. 02

    Screened category buyers (e.g. past-3-month purchasers) each rate 3 ideas via sequential monadic rotation.

  3. 03

    Four core metrics: purchase interest, novelty, relevance, believability.

  4. 04

    A force-comparison pass against three well-known market products puts the competitive frame back in.

  5. 05

    Every wave compounds into norms — general and key segments — building success criteria that actually guide go/no-go calls.

Key numbers
≥500base-audience minimum per idea (key segment ≥300)
3个ideas rated per respondent
4个core metrics: interest, novelty, relevance, belief
5个品类categories screened together for efficiency
Field cases (anonymized)
Facial serum category (illustrative output)

15 ideas screened in one wave, ranked by T1B/T2B/mean on all four metrics, with GenZ and affluent-segment breakouts.

What you get

Quantified scores and rankings per idea across four metrics with segment breakouts — plus norms that compound into durable success criteria.

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