"product trial" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe a situation in which a company is allowing potential customers to test out their product before buying it. For example, "The company offered a week-long product trial so customers could decide if they wanted to purchase the product."
We are planning a minimum viable product trial (MVP) in early 2017.
At Gigapan.org and in Google Earth, you can explore hundreds of panoramas uploaded by participants in the Gigapan product trial.
Prior theoretical research has established 3 sources of pioneer brand advantage: exposure sequence, product trial, and pioneer status.
"We put everything on hold," says Tom Domen, global head of long-term innovation at Ecover, following reactions to the 2014 product trial.
The proliferation of these drives can be largely attributed to vendor freebies given away at classes, seminars, or any event providing product trial versions, marketing, or documentation.
In this framework, our objectives are: (i) to compare if both kinds of attributes lead to equal responses (consumers' attitudes improvement and product trial) and (ii) to compare if they work equally when a hedonic or a healthy new product is launched into the young market.
In one experiment, we tested whether people overestimate the value of long-term product trials.
The population of 4.5m is also large enough to provide decent enough sample sizes for product trials, says Mr Stewart.Digital firms have other preferred locations for discreet trials.
The Makeup Genius app, which allows users to virtually test makeup, has been downloaded 14 million times since its launch in 2014 and has driven more than 250 million virtual product trials.
While most competitors set up closed presentations in their booths, Philips orchestrated one-on-one product trials for dental professionals.
Consumers will be familiar with this idea as they have encountered it with free apps and product trials.
