In this Axe commercial, we expected that there would be a clear flip towards positive emotions in a key episode when the women meets the man in the tank. How violent is this video or can the positive ending make up for the violence? Luckily it clearly does, there is a difference in happiness and valence when you compare the first negative and second positive episode. You can also see a difference between men and women, where women express even stronger happiness. Have a look at the data to see for yourself!
Want to see for yourself how the parts in the commercial differ? Here is a Step-by-step instruction:
- 1On the left under Quick Comparison, select 'compare'.
- 2Select Add Data Selection to create comparisons based on different events or tasks.
- 3Select the Axe video and select 'Negative episode', and OK, this will use the data from the pre-defined negative event.
- 4Select the Axe video and select 'Positive episode', and OK, this will use the data from the pre-defined positive event.
- 5Now select 'detect insights', select Valence (or more emotions), OK, and watch the results appear!.
You can see the difference between the positive and negative episode of the video clearly highlighted in the comparison insight. You can interact with the results yourself to try out more comparisons or visualise more results. In your own project you can save the filters and layout to easily continue your work or show your clients.