Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
AUGUST 2013
CONSCIOUS CHOICES
QUESTIONNAIRE EXAMPLES
UNCONSTRAINED
COUPLES
137
PRIMARY
SCHOOL PARENTS
99
Dates of stay
Reputation of the hotel Last minute offers Hospitality Choice of Services Personal recommendation User reviews The overall package (accommodation, meals, services) Family friendly/clubs for children The surrounding environment/location
130
106 99 110 118 93 124 88 51 171
119
89 216 77 156 73 99 78 207 82
SHOPPER ARCHETYPES
A TGI SEGMENTATION OF FMCG SHOPPERS
Allows marketers to pinpoint specific targets amongst seven mutually exclusive groups of shoppers
Understand the who, why and how of shopper behaviour by profiling groups against the full range of TGI variables (attitudes, media, leisure etc.)
SHOPPER STRATEGIES
INTRODUCING THE ARCHETYPES
Convenience Kings Ethical Empathisers Accustomed Acquirers
Driven by routine, have narrow brand repertoire, more likely to be solus shoppers and tend to want to stick to tried and tested products / brands
Promiscuous Purchasers
Driven by convenience in general, locality, opening hours, parking, ease of use etc.
Driven by ethical considerations such as Fair Trade, animal welfare, protection of the environment
Driven by value, bargain hunters, have large brand repertoires, dont like the idea of sticking to only a few brands
Quality Crusaders
Conscious Connoisseurs
Savvy and passionate shoppers who get food knowledge from magazines, professionals, word of mouth, read ingredients and labels
Strategic Savers
Driven by lowest price to meet strict budget, attracted by sales and promotions, special offers and loyalty schemes
SHOPPER STRATEGIES
INTRODUCING THE ARCHETYPES
Convenience Kings
Ethical Empathisers
Accustomed Acquirers
Promiscuous Purchasers
Quality Crusaders
Conscious Connoisseurs
Strategic Savers
SHOPPER STRATEGIES
ARCHETYPE POPULATIONS
Shopper Archetype Convenience Kings Ethical Empathisers Accustomed Acquirers Promiscuous Purchasers Quality Crusaders Conscious Connoisseurs Strategic Savers % of Population Weighted
7 10 16 9 21 4 32
CONVENIENCE KINGS
PROFILE
Gender Split
15-24
Age Split
25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+
75%
25%
84.10
(+1% Main Shopper Average)
CKs
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
187
Vert .% 84% 23% 29%
Factor
Opening Hours Advertising Parking
(16%)
148
(39%)
134
(13%)
QUALITY CRUSADERS
PROFILE
Gender Split
15-24
Age Split
25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+
73%
(101)
28%
(98)
87.70
(+6% Main Shopper Average)
QCs
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
121
Vert .% 39% 34% 26%
Factor
Quality of products Fresh Food Range of products
(34%)
121
(32%)
118
(25%)
Source: NI TGI 2013
PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS
BRANDS & RETAILERS
PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS
SUPERMARKETS
Here we can see the Shopper Archetypes that are most likely to contain visitors to Sainsburys and consumers of Magnum. Sainsburys and Magnum both have a strong synergy with Promiscuous Shoppers and Quality Crusaders. Next steps are to discover the media that best reach these two archetypes
Sainsburys
200 180 160
Magnum
Index
140
120
100 80 60 40 20 Convenience Kings Ethical Empathisers Accustomed Acquirers Promiscuous Purchasers Quality Crusaders Conscious Connoisseurs Strategic Savers
Source: NI TGI 2013
NORTHERN IRELAND TGI 2013
PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS
HOW TO REACH THESE GROUPS (HEAVIEST MEDIA)
Newspapers
200
150
Radio
100
Magazines
50
Cinema
Outdoor Media
Base: All Main Shoppers 15+
Internet
Source: NI TGI 2013
NORTHERN IRELAND TGI 2013 13
Digital Trends
Almost one third of the internet population use 3 or more connected devices
27% agree that they need to be able to access their social network profile daily
....newspaper multi-screeners
Hardcopy and online visitation are not exclusive. Between 8 and 18% of audience will be dual mode
These dual users are heavy press (Quintiles 1-2) and heavy online (Quintiles 1-2)
The group are more likely to be upper social grade and upper socio-economic level
61% more likely than average reader to buy online based on a promotion or offer
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