2025.12.15

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localised-stimuli

multi-language-support

study-design-toolkit

Global research, local context - meet Localised Stimuli

Running research across multiple markets usually means one of two things: either you compromise on relevance and show everyone the same creative, or you split everything into separate sub-studies and spend twice as long managing them. Neither is a great option. So we fixed it.

Localised Stimuli lets you upload region or language-specific versions of your concepts and creatives directly within a single study. Each participant automatically sees the version that matches their language - no duplicate studies, no manual routing logic, no messy workarounds.

Why this matters

When you're testing a concept across markets, the stimulus itself needs to feel native to each audience. A creative that resonates in the UK might need different copy, imagery, or even a different product variant for Saudi Arabia or Turkey. Until now, handling that cleanly meant splitting your study - which fragments your data and doubles your project management.

Localised Stimuli keeps everything in one place, so your data stays unified and your comparisons stay meaningful.

What's included

  • Upload localised versions of any stimulus - add language-specific assets directly to each stimulus variant via the new Localised Assets section

  • Automatic language matching - during interviews, Conveo serves the version that matches the participant's chosen language without any manual routing

  • Fallback to default - if a translation hasn't been uploaded, Conveo automatically shows the default version, so nothing breaks mid-fieldwork

  • Works across all stimulus types - randomised, monadic, and sequential monadic designs are all supported

  • Exposure balancing is unaffected - variant selection happens before language matching, so your experimental design stays intact

A few best practices before you launch

  • Upload all translations before fieldwork goes live — mid-study uploads are possible but not recommended

  • Use clear, consistent naming conventions across your stimulus sets

  • Double-check that every variant has a localised version for each target language

One study. Every market. Exactly the right stimulus for each participant.

👉 Read our Stimuli guide to learn how to set up localised assets.

Emily Kavanagh

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