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Overview of Heatseeker Experiments

This page lists all the experiments you can run on Heatseeker

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Test Type

What It Tests

Primary Variable

What It Helps You Learn

Value Proposition Test

Complete product positioning

Full value prop

Which overall positioning resonates most with your target market

Messaging Test

Different ways of saying the same thing

Copy tone / phrasing / hook

Which messaging style, tone, or hook drives the most engagement

Buying Driver Test

Key motivations behind purchase decisions

Underlying buying motives

Which emotional or rational motivators are most persuasive

Pain-Point Test

Specific problems the product solves

Pain or frustration

Which pain points are most felt and urgent to your audience

Jobs-to-be-Done Test

Customer "jobs" or desired outcomes

JTBD framing

Which use cases or jobs are most relevant and meaningful to your audience

Feature Test

Individual product features

Feature list

Which features matter most to users (and are worth highlighting or building)

Benefit Preference Test

Specific benefits your product delivers

Product benefits

Which benefits drive the most interest and engagement across different segments

Image Test

Visual appeal or clarity

Image / creative

Which visuals catch attention or support the message most effectively

Advanced Experiments

For customers on our enterprise plans we run advanced experiments that are custom-designed in close collaboration. Two popular examples are:

Test Type

What It Tests

Primary Variable

What It Helps You Learn

Segment Fit Test

Audience-message alignment

Demographics / firmographics

Which audience segments respond best to each message, feature, or benefit

Competitor Benchmark Test

Comparative appeal vs. alternatives

Your message vs. competitor’s

How your positioning stacks up against competitors in the minds of your target audience

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