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The Path to Purchase & Shopper Marketing
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Shopper Marketing and the Path to Purchase

Jan 19, 2015

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An attempt to add metrics that allow a better understanding of the path to purchase for CPG products
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Page 1: Shopper Marketing and the Path to Purchase

The Path to Purchase & Shopper Marketing

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Purchase Decision Making

• Assumed that the consumers’ attitudes to brand and category will determine how they purchase

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Purchase Decision Making

• But measuring those attitudes doesn’t always predict purchase

Purchase?

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Purchase Decision Making

• Research should not only focus on ‘why’ but ‘how’

Purchase?

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Measuring the ‘How’ for CPG

Value

Discount seeking

Price knowledge

Impulsivity

Enjoyment

Packaging Impact

Decision Involvement

In Store Comparison

Quick Trip

Ingredients Grab

Short Term Refill

Fresh Stock Up

Non Perishables Stock Up

Personal Care Trip

Trip Type Buying Style

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Base: N= 1626 (Total Sample)

General Stock Up Trip

27%

Emergency Trip

12%Personal

Care Trip 7%

Quick Trip 54%

Regularly scheduled

6%

Sale/Promotion

3%

IngredientsGrab17%

Ran Out23%

Where does the category purchase fall?

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Trip Types – When is the category purchased?

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Trip Types – When is the brand purchased?

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Do trip types impact buying style?

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• It certainly impacts attitude and behaviour to price when buying coffee

Does trip type make a difference to buying style?

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• The impact varies by category

Does trip type make a difference to buying style?

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Does trip type make a difference to buying style?

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Measuring the “how” and the “why”

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Measuring the ‘How’ for CPG

ValueDiscount seeking

Price knowledge

Impulsivity

Enjoyment

Packaging Impact

Decision Involvement

In Store Comparison

Important to get a significant discount on the price

Hold off on buying it until I see a big sale being advertised

Important to me to get a far better price than is usual

I'm well aware of the prices of the relevant brands

Spent more for the product than I had planned to pay

Usually buy it on impulse

Can be fun to shop for

Don't know the brand names but I recognize packs

Listen to recommendations from friends or family

Spend extra time at the shelf considering what to buy

Discuss different brands with people I know

Paid attention to price differences between brands

Paid attention to price per volume/weight

Category

Important in daily life

Personal meaning

Triggers a trip

Brand

One brand preferred

Buying right brand important

Go straight to one brand in store

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Measuring the ‘How’ for CPG – Potato Chips

ValueDiscount seeking

Price aware

Impulsivity

Enjoyment

Pack Impact

Decision Involvement

In Store Comparison

Important to get a significant discount

Hold off on buying it until I see a big sale

Important to get a far better price than usual

I'm well aware of the prices of the relevant brands

Spent more than I had planned to pay

Usually buy it on impulse

Can be fun to shop for

Don't know brands but I recognize packs

Listen to recommendations from friends/family

Spend extra time at the shelf considering

Discuss different brands with people I know

Paid attention to price differences between brands

Paid attention to price per volume/weight

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Measuring the ‘How’ for CPG – Potato Chips

ValueDiscount seeking

Price aware

Impulsivity

Enjoyment

Pack Impact

Decision Involvement

In Store Comparison

Category

Brand

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Measuring the ‘How’ for CPG – Frozen Meals

ValueDiscount seeking

Price aware

Impulsivity

Enjoyment

Pack Impact

Decision Involvement

In Store Comparison

Category

Brand

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Measuring the ‘How’ for CPG – Coffee

ValueDiscount seeking

Price aware

Impulsivity

Enjoyment

Pack Impact

Decision Involvement

In Store Comparison

Category

Brand

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Measuring the ‘How’ for CPG – Coffee

Category

Brand

Category

Brand

Value

Impulsivity

Enjoyment

Pack Impact

Decision Involvement

In Store Comparison

Competitive Brands