The insight is already in your data.
The Linguistic Extractor turns your consumer text into research-grade measures of emotions, evaluations, and topics.
What consumers write reveals how they feel and evaluate.
LX Perceptions turns consumer text into research-grade measures of emotions and evaluations grounded in marketing theory.
Explore LX PerceptionsConsumers feelings across 16 distinct emotions
The consumer relationship strength with products and services
Whether consumers advocate or hesitate
Consumers overall sentiment towards products and services
What consumers write also reveals what they talk about.
LX Topics converts consumer text into clear, research-grade topics, revealing what consumers discuss and care about.
Explore LX TopicsWhat consumers care for in products, services, and experiences
How topics vary by sentiment, segment, or context
How consumer topics change over time and where new topics emerge
See how LX helps in research and decision-making
Data-driven research insights
LX is built for people who need credible answers from text data—not just subjective interpretations, dashboards, or generic AI outputs. Whether your goal is theory development or decision-making, LX helps you extract empirical, research-grade, defensible insight from consumer text at scale.
LX supports theory development, empirical research, and teaching by enabling validated measurement from consumer-authored text at scale.
LX helps organizations move beyond surface-level sentiment to understand what consumers feel, evaluate, and discuss—using interpretable, evidence-based insight.
LX is built on peer-reviewed research in marketing, consumer psychology, and text analytics. Explore the studies behind LX Perceptions and LX Topics.
Ludwig, Stephan, Peter J. Danaher, Xiaohao Yang, Yu-Ting Lin, Ehsan Abedin, Dhruv Grewal, and Lan Du. "Extracting Consumer Insight from Text: A Large Language Model Approach to Emotion and Evaluation Measurement." arXiv preprint arXiv:2602.15312 (2026).
Read the paperLudwig, Stephan, Peter J. Danaher, and Xiaohao Yang. "A Neural Topic Method Using a Large-Language-Model-in-the-Loop for Business Research." arXiv preprint arXiv:2603.03623 (2026).
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