Global Trends Data

Our Tracker is used by media clients to understand young people’s cultural differences, device ownership and brand preferences, social media activity and many other factors, all in a detailed 130-page report. Available by country, or by discipline.

Quantitative & Qualitative Research

Dubit are full service. We have data analysts, behavioural psychologists and hands-on child-friendly moderators who can fulfil any research brief.  Dig deeper into your “known unknowns”, validate your assumptions, size up your market, or segment your audience  - this stuff is in our blood.

The Clickroom

Our virtual focus group software brings you closer to your audience, wherever they are. Using 3D rooms where every child or parent can create their own avatar, researchers can ask questions of their target groups in a friendly, fun environment where the ice has already been broken.  Available globally, at much lower cost than face to face groups  - and it’s fun too!

PlayLab

Almost every day we host kids and families in our PlayLab in Leeds, so we can keep in touch with their changing behaviours, test programmes or apps for clients, or have our designers and developers put their own work in front of them.  PlayLab sessions can be used for in-depth analysis and reporting, or for quick testing sessions “on the fly”.

Youtube Tracker

It’s no secret that kids are watching Youtube more than traditional TV, and using it as their go-to search engine. Dubit collect and analyse data from our bespoke Youtube tracking technology to give brands and broadcasters ongoing access to what kids are looking for, watching, and incredible detail across the range of content.

Competitor landscape

You don’t have to be first to seize a market - you just have to be better than the rest. We can quickly assess your competitors, your competitive advantage, and help you create that spark of difference that puts you ahead of the crowd.

There’s no room left for average, or even good, products. Just three or four years ago, making a good product was good enough. In fact, a lot of the business thinking at the time focused on knowing when to stop investing in a product and get it out the door. 'Perfection is the enemy of progress,' I would tell folks. The MVP and lean startup movements are great for learning - but there is nothing MVP about an iPad.

Product design & brand personality

We can help understand what brands are working, why some are not, and use that knowledge to craft a distinctive voice for your brand, and differentiate your product from the rest. Our understanding of technology and how that creates new product opportunities has helped our clients launch innovative businesses to harness new markets.

Route to market

Content is King, but discovery is the key to the Kingdom.  With over 2.8million apps out there, 5 billion videos being watched on Youtube each day, and tens of thousands of TV series on Netflix, Amazon and other VOD platforms, you need a strategy to be seen and get shared.  Dubit can bring our experience of launching #1 apps and #1 TV series to your aid, combining conventional and more innovative marketing and distribution strategies.

Rapid Prototyping

When you’ve defined the product scope, the next step is to test the assumptions that lie behind it, and there’s nothing better than putting successive versions in front of your audience as soon as possible. Usually our Design Summit will spend a day creating wireframes of the potential product to test (often on paper to start)  with kids in our PlayLab.  We can quickly identify what works and what doesn’t - and iterations rapidly de-risk the project before we spend any money on development.

Monetisation & Analytics

Our research shows that parents are increasingly more comfortable paying for digital content, but any app or website needs to draw the user right down the funnel to payment, and that’s not so easy. Our analysts can implement and monitor key datapoints through your product, and advise on pirate metrics and product changes to improve your revenue performance.

UX design

At Dubit we go through a tried and tested process to develop products for children that have a meaningful, relevant and fun experience, we aim to understand the children’s needs and improve usability and ease of use. It’s often tempting to jump straight into wanting to create a beautiful looking product, but in order to get to this stage you have to consider usability and how the product feels. At Dubit we often include wire-framing (low fidelity - Grey box) prototypes as part of our project strategy. We also consider brand experiences, whether we are creating them or using existing brand guidelines, competitor analysis to develop high fidelity user focused concepts.

UI design

Part of a great User Experience includes the UI (User Interface). At Dubit we focus on the product look and feel when creating the UI, whether its a new product or updating an existing product. A well designed UI works helps to create a better user experience, here at Dubit we work with our clients and children through every stage of the process. We understand kids, and we work with them through every stage of the design process and it’s important to us that our designs delight them.