Our Expertise

We combine quantitative and qualitative research with in-store observation and sales data, to provide you with a complete picture. If your research question or hypothesis involves understanding how a shopper thinks or acts then we will be able to help you. 

Examples of techniques that we have utilised in the recent past include:

  • defining shopping missions – how are people shopping the category?
  • understanding how decisions are made in-store – giving clear direction of the customer driven rationale for product adjacencies and category flow.
  • in-store strategies – helping you to optimise your store layout, ranging and in-store communications.
  • multi-channel strategies – providing direction in order to optimise all of your customer touch points from the website, to fulfilment and the interaction with the store itself.
  • driving customer footfall – enabling you to understand what drives retailer choice in your market and maintain a competitive advantage.
  • segmentation analysis - establishing distinct and actionable shopping missions and shopper types.
  • ethnographic studies - providing fly-on-the-wall insights into how shoppers behave, bringing manufacturers and retailers closer to their customers.
  • data fusion - combining survey and sales data along with predicative modelling to assess the financial impact of initiatives.
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Nathan BartlettNathan Bartlett
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