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    Can 21st Century Marketers Count on Researchfor Insight and Intelligence?

    INNOVATING INSIGHTS:

    Jennifer Hanson

    Sequoia Partners

    Inventors of the realsight insights method

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    Sequoia Partners 2010 Confidential

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    Consumer Understanding = Success

    Measurable/Projectable Insights

    Expectations/Motivations

    Business Application

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    Cycle of Failure

    INSIGHTS & IDEAS

    IN MARKETFAILURES

    REDUCED

    BUDGETS

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    The Research Industry: Aiding and Abetting

    ConsolidationEconomies of Scale vs. Useful Information

    Reliance on Historical Databases

    Benchmarking against old ideas

    Underutilizing Technology

    Same information, just faster and cheaper

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    Lack of Innovation for 21st Century Marketers

    Same methods, same data, same results:

    Standard questions

    Standard industry data

    Qualitative tunnel vision

    Professional respondents

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    The Groundhog in the Room

    20th century insights methods simply DO NOT WORK.

    Surveys

    Focus Groups

    Short-term observations

    DAY ONE DAY THREEDAY TWO

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    HOW DO WE INVEST

    IN OUR BUSINESS?

    Lack of understanding about consumers

    Brands losing competitive edgeInefficient spending

    REDUCED ROI AND SHAREHOLDER VALUE

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    Partner with the Consumer

    Weve pushed them away Weve ignored them

    We lose their loyalty

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    Understand Satisfaction

    being satisfied means consumers have found a solution to meet their

    expectations, even if it requires a system of many inefficient steps to

    get to the end goal

    this is why satisfaction is proven to explain only 8% of repeat usage.

    Consumers are satisfied 75-85% of the time with any product or service

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    IPOD Tivo Wii

    The Innovation

    The System

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    Consumers Have Changed The Rules

    Blurring of snacks and meals

    snacks are now meals

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    Consumers Have Changed The Rules

    Blurring of medicine and nutrition

    nutrition is now medicine

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    Consumers Have Changed The Rules

    Blurring of media and entertainment

    media is now entertainment

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    ninety-five percent of thinking takes place in the unconscious mind

    Jerome Kagan, Surprise, Uncertainty and Mental Structures

    rather than guiding or controlling behavior, consciousness seems

    mainly to make sense of behavior after it is executed.George Lowenstein, The Creative Destruction of Decision Research

    Understanding Consumers Starts in their Heads

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    What Needs to Change

    Focus on the broader context of decisions, NOT on the product

    Focus on the reasons behind repeat usage vs. initial purchase

    Accept the consumers perspective, even if it differs from our own

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    The Research Challenge

    Provide Quantitative Insights - Measurable/Projectable

    Provide Qualitative Insights - Expectations/Motivations

    Provide Strategic Guidance - Business Applications

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    The 21st Century Solution: realsight insights method

    Video Cameras,

    Audio Recordings,

    Written Diaries,

    Forums, Surveys

    Statistical

    Analysis

    of Text and Videos

    SuccessfulBrandGrowth

    Extended

    Engagement

    via Community

    Qualitative

    Analysis

    of Behavior Using

    Academic Theories

    An observational technology system that delivers more accurate,

    complete and actionable ways to grow brands:

    1. more complete information about consumer decisions

    2. deeper understanding of expectations and motivations

    3. new ways to deliver competitive advantages

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    How it works

    Video cameras capture incidents of usein daily life for 3-4 weeks

    Quantify behavior

    Comparisons with online diary

    Proprietary analysis using unique applicationof statistical, sociological, psychological and

    anthropological tools.

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    What it uncovers

    Archetypal Consumer Experiences

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    How it is applied

    What is convenience in the morning?

    Most companies focus on the rational grab n go definition of convenience.

    We discovered 3 common behavioral patterns that represented different aspects of

    convenience in the morning.

    One of the three, multi-tasking is a larger and more emotionally rich consumer opportunity.

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    How it is applied

    What is the best entry point into snacking with my new product idea?

    Restructured the category of the new product idea to a consumer defined marketplace,

    transformed a $2B fragmented category with a single product format and no clear point of

    entry into a $41B consumer defined market.

    The consumer-defined market resulted in discovering a $2B market for the existing product

    idea and an emerging $3B snack market previously ignored for the long-term pipeline.

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    WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT

    Focus on what people DO, not what they SAY

    Quantifiable data with qualitative understanding

    Demonstrates and validates opportunities and ideas

    CONSUMERS SHOW YOU WHERE TO GO AND HOW TO GET THERE

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    SAY SAY & DO

    from to

    low

    fast

    low to average

    SPEED

    COST

    ACCURACY high

    average

    average

    Extended data collection:

    1. Observations as they occur, 3+ days2. In person interviews

    CHANGES

    Multiple work streams:

    1. Interview + observation

    2. Real-time analysis

    3. Multimedia reporting

    Superior results:

    1. More complete view of consumers

    2. Deeper understanding of motivations

    3. Better ideas and investment decisions

    A positive shift in the marketplace: Improved Quality & Accuracy

    lowQUALITY high

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    Cycle of Success

    BETTER

    INSIGHTS & IDEAS

    IN MARKETSUCCESS

    INCREASED

    BUDGETS

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    There is always risk

    GARBAGE IN, GARBAGE OUT!

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    The realsight insights method has uncovered validated consumer defined ways to...

    Create emotional messages tied to product experiences

    Strengthen brand equity at purchase and usage

    Source volume from brands outside traditional category definitions

    Target the multiple dimensions of common need states

    Grow through redefining channels of purchase

    Tap into habitual and auto pilot choices often unreported

    Identify ideas from consumer work-arounds and trade-offs

    Maximize portfolio growth

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    Anyone can use it

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    S i P t 2010 C fid ti l

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    Marketing success can only come from 21st Century research practices

    Bridge the knowledge gap between consumers and corporations

    Focus on the broader context of decisions, NOT on the product

    Focus on what people DO, not what they SAY

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    We help our clients focus on the right opportunities that work for

    consumers everyday lives from the start, saving precious time, money

    and becoming more profitable in the end.

    Brand Growth Through

    Consumer Experiences

    Sequoia PartnersP.O. Box 235, Pequabuck, CT 06781

    (888) 316-1723, [email protected]