Trackers account for nearly 20% of all research expenditure and have been a cornerstone of the industry for many decades. But nothing stands still, especially in our dynamic, ever-changing, ever-evolving marketing and social research industry.
Come, listen to and benefit from the views and all-round perspectives of experienced industry practitioners including; Kathryn Robinson (TNS), Luke O’Brien (Pure Profile), Moira Callard (Reality Check), Maysoon El-Ahmad (Woolworths) and Fiona Rochester (Westpac) on the status and future of trackers, followed by an informal Q&A session.
Have you ever asked or wondered any of these things? If yes, then this event is for you;
How do I future proof my tracker both as a client and as an agency?
Can we overcome the challenges of tracking?
Should trackers track or predict?
How do I make the tracker more engaging/actionable?
Does tracking have to be quantitative?
Do we spend too much/too little on tracking programs?
How do you get a good ROI on the investment?
How can we extend the life-expectancy of a tracker?
7. ?+ Getting Trackers Back on Track - Pureprofile
‘The purpose of tracking is to provide marketers with
information that can be used to increase profitable
sales in a sustainable way.’
Marijke Guldemond, TNS
8. ?+ Getting Trackers Back on Track - Pureprofile
Demographics
Awareness
Usage
Brand attitudes
Brand perceptions
Purchase intent
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TOO UNSTRUCTURED
TOO CONFUSING
TOO EXPENSIVE
17. ?+ Getting Trackers Back on Track - Pureprofile
25-29
Female
Happy
Built around the
individual over time
Profile architecture
Demographics
18. ?+ Getting Trackers Back on Track - Pureprofile
25-29
Female
Happy
3004
At
work
3000
Built around the
individual over time
Profile architecture
Place + time = where
Demographics
19. ?+ Getting Trackers Back on Track - Pureprofile
25-29
Female
Happy
At
work
Work
Run
Drink
coffee
3004
3000
Built around the
individual over time
Profile architecture
Activities = do
Place + time = where
Demographics
20. ?+ Getting Trackers Back on Track - Pureprofile
25-29
Female
Happy
At
work
Work
Run
Drink
coffeeFitbit
iPhone
Car
Groceries
3004
3000
Built around the
individual over time
Profile architecture
Products = use + buy
Activities = do
Place + time = where
Demographics
21. ?+ Getting Trackers Back on Track - Pureprofile
25-29
Female
Happy
At
work
Work
Run
Drink
coffee
Baking
Design
iPhone
Car
Groceries
3004
3000
Fitbit
Built around the
individual over time
Profile architecture
Interests = focus
Products = use + buy
Activities = do
Place + time = where
Demographics
22. ?+ Getting Trackers Back on Track - Pureprofile
25-29
Female
Happy
At
work
Work
Run
Drink
coffee
Design
Internet
Radio
TV
Online
video
Email
Media = content, messaging
Interests = focus
Products = use + buy
Activities = do
Place + time = where
Demographics
iPhone
Car
Groceries
Baking
3004
3000
Fitbit
Built around the
individual over time
Profile architecture
23. ?+
Turning Tracking Data into an Asset - Creating Your Own Sub-Panel
Getting Trackers Back on Track - Pureprofile
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LOI = 15mins
N = 1,000
IR = 10%
Total Sample Cost = $13,500
Getting Trackers Back on Track - Pureprofile
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LOI = 15mins
N = 1,000
IR = 85%
Total Sample Cost = $8,000
Getting Trackers Back on Track - Pureprofile