Client: Company specialised in neuromarketing applied to FMCG, retail, media, digital platforms and
other sectors.
Año: 2021 – present.

Creation of a recruitment lab for B2C and B2B neuromarketing studies, both in-person and online.


Keywords: Neuromarketing · B2C & B2B · FMCG · Media & entertainment · Digital platforms · In-person and online studies · Content viewing · Product tastings · Online surveys · In-depth interviews · Focus groups · Specialised recruitment.

Challenge

Since 2021, we have been working as a recruitment partner for a neuromarketing company that runs in-person and online studies in different Spanish cities (Madrid, Barcelona, Valladolid, etc.) and remotely.


We didn’t just do project-by-project recruitment: we co-designed with the client a recruitment LAB for neuromarketing, valid for both in-person and online studies:

  • A stable recruitment structure, which can be activated by brand, category, profile type (B2C and B2B) and city.

  • Specific protocols for health, safety, sensory requirements and familiarity with devices.

  • A living pool of qualified participants, reusable and updatable over time.


Methodology

Recruitment LAB for neuromarketing:

  • Definition of a common B2C and B2B recruitment framework (minimum filters for health, vision, hearing, consumption, relationship with brands and platforms).

  • Creation and maintenance of a qualified panel with key variables for in-person and online studies (consumption habits, exposure to media/content, conditions for measurement and for remote participation).

  • Invitation, reminder and replacement protocols designed to reduce no-shows and ensure continuity in fieldwork.


What we considered when recruiting for neuromarketing:

  • Health and safety: exclusion of profiles with epilepsy, certain neurological conditions, pacemakers or medication that could alter physiological responses.

  • Sensory and physical requirements: normal or corrected vision and hearing, and specific guidelines for the use of sensors (hair, accessories, make-up, etc.).

  • Consumption and exposure context: segmentation by frequency and occasions of consumption, scheduling aligned with natural usage moments, and control of prior exposure to content when testing new pieces.

  • Comfort in lab and online: clear messages about what participation involves, duration, dynamics, breaks and technical requirements (device, connection, quiet environment).


Recruitment – quantitative perspective:

  • Recruitment for viewing sessions and in-person product tastings with neurophysiological measurement.

  • Recruitment for online surveys after exposure to campaigns, concepts or brand experiences.



Recruitment – qualitative perspective:

  • B2C and B2B recruitment for in-depth interviews and focus groups, both in-person and online.

  • Balance between brand-affine profiles and more critical or distant participants, depending on the study’s objectives.

Results

Thanks to the Neuromarketing Recruitment LAB, the client can:

  • Run repeated waves of in-person and online studies with consistent samples and stable attendance rates.

  • Work with finely tuned profiles for each brand brief, category and decision type, in B2C and B2B, while maintaining strong criteria for safety, comfort and data quality.

  • Reduce internal operational load, focusing their teams on study design, measurement and neurophysiological analysis.

  • Rely on a reusable and scalable recruitment infrastructure that accelerates planning and the launch of new studies throughout the year.

Anterior
Anterior

Architecture of recruitment for international B2C and B2B banking research.