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Insight types & Common Applications<br />

Info/Insight type<br />

Common Applications<br />

Who<br />

(shopper types)<br />

Why<br />

(missions, occasions, motivations)<br />

When<br />

(they shop, how this varies)<br />

W<strong>here</strong><br />

(they go, look, select from )<br />

How<br />

(they shop – speed, ‘mode’, what impacts them and<br />

what doesn’t, decision making)<br />

What and How Many (basket items/AWOP, what they<br />

also bought)<br />

How much (spend levels, what drives it)<br />

Purchase decision hierarchy<br />

181<br />

Marketing to specific target audiences (consumer and shopper segments and clusters,<br />

per category and category segment)<br />

Occasion based marketing – messaging, bundled offers, gifts with purchase etc<br />

<strong>New</strong> products and packs to suit specific occasions<br />

Role of specific category segments and product types<br />

Role of price promotion and consumer promotion in sale conversion<br />

Daypart marketing – time of day and day of week tailored ranging, offers, and specials<br />

Seasonality opportunities<br />

W<strong>here</strong> to put displays (and w<strong>here</strong> not to – ‘dead zones’)<br />

Map path to purchase touchpoints – what’s important and what’s not<br />

Roles of each part of the store in influencing purchase (path to purchase) – what should<br />

go w<strong>here</strong> and how it should be messaged<br />

Purchase Decision Hierarchy – impacts on layouts, price, promotion<br />

Category definition and segmentation – what’s in the category, what the obvious<br />

product groups are<br />

Product portfolio gaps based on category segmentation<br />

Increases required in number of items purchased<br />

Bundles – most commonly combined items<br />

Spend increase opportunities cross-retailer and cross-channel segment<br />

Trade up opportunities based on pack size/format<br />

Ranging<br />

Layout<br />

Pack strategy<br />

Price and promotion strategy (role of price)

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