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Company
Overview
Prepared by Measure     August
Consumer Perspectives   2012


                                 1
Vision, Values, Mission

• Measure’s vision is to raise the world’s service levels
• That vision starts with our firm creating valuable shopping and
  auditing programs that deliver insights directly related to KPI, and
  providing fast, happy customer service to our clients
• We know that our client’s positive customer experiences translate
  into their increased profits
• We value working with businesses who use our data to enact
  positive change within their organization and with their customers


Our mission is to provide the best in class shop programs, customer
service, and innovate within our industry, and to have fun while doing it




                                                                            2
Scope

• Capability to conduct tens of thousands of shops per month
   i.   Shoppers: 500,000 within the United States (bilingual)
   ii. Staffing: 22 Full Time employees; 4 flex time employees; bilingual
   iii. Modality: Online Portal Access, as well as push shop and
        reporting procedures
   iv. Development: Best in Practice form and scenario development
   v. Customization: Shop form and reporting
   vi. Ability to meet completion rates
• Shopper
   i.   Recruitment (internal and external to account for attrition)
   ii. Training
   iii. By Location Rotation: 365 Days
   iv. Restriction: No more than X visits per day &/ or X visits per brand
• Quality Control
   i.   4 Level Shop Edits
   ii. Dispute process with accountability reporting
• 24/7 Customer Service
                                                                             3
Shopper Selection

• Recruitment (Current database at 500,000)
   i.   Mystery Shopping Providers Association (Trade Organization)
   ii. Shopper sites (Volition.com, Jobslinger.com, MSJobboard, etc)
   iii. Schedulers’ Job Boards
   iv. Referral: Monetization of current shopper base
   v. Sponsorship of Mystery Shopper Conferences
   vi. Social Media
• Approach to Hiring Process
  i.    Anyone can go through our online shopper application
  ii. Acceptance of Independent Contractor Agreement required
  iii. Vet shoppers through client specific training and certification
  iv. High shopper pay so that quality shoppers will certify for program
  v. Ongoing vetting through consistent shopper grading
  vi. Bundle shops for shoppers to conduct a remote route
                                                                           4
Shopper Quality

• Communication
   i.   Mystery Shopping Providers Association (Trade Organization)
   ii. Shopper sites (Volition.com, Jobslinger.com, MSJobboard, etc)
   iii. Scheduler’s Job Boards
   iv. Social Media
• Required Information
  i.    Signed Independent Contractor Agreement
  ii. Social Security Number (for identity verification)
  iii. Drivers License/ Photo for specific clients
• Controls
  i.    Multiple Login
  ii.   IP tracing
  iii. Profile similarities (password, last name, email patterns)
  iv. Social Security Verification

                                                                       5
Training Practices

• Pull from our 500,000+ database of mystery shoppers in all 50 states
• Design client specific shopper training/ testing sessions
   i.    Sessions are multimedia in approach (with client approval) &
         supplement all written training materials. Developed in conjuction
         with client.
   ii. Training is demonstrative of what is/ isn’t to occur within the shop
         (includes both customer service experience and shopper
         behaviors)
   iii. Training is required for shoppers to apply for client shops.
   iv. Passing is a requirement in order for shoppers to complete client
         specific. Passing thresholds are set between 90-100%,
         depending on client preference. Failure shoppers will be given
         two opportunities to pass the test. Continued failures result in the
         shopper being denied any additional training opportunities for 90
         days, and will not be allowed to complete any shops.


                                                                                6
Pre-Shop Quality Control

• Required client specific certification
• Key Quality Metrics retained in shoppers history, and provided upon
  completion of every shop
   i. Grammar
   ii. Speed of shop submission
   iii. Consistency of narrative with questions
   iv. Ability to upload documentation/ Photo/ Document Verification
• Trade organization certification
• In order to avoid shopper detection, we will also enforce brand and visit
  restrictions. An example might be as follows: Shoppers will be
  restricted to completing no more than 2 shops per day for the brand,
  and no more than 4 shops per month for the brand.
• Enforced rotation: Shoppers will be unable to visit a single location
  more than once in a 365 day period.
• Higher caliber shoppers command higher compensation. Our shopper
  payment reflects that.

                                                                              7
Mid-Shop Quality Control

• Embed agreements within individual shops
   i.   Guaranteeing no relationship to employees
   ii. Verification of visit agreement
   iii. Trick questions to avoid shoppers answering questions
        without thought




                                                                8
Post-Shop Quality Control

•    Shoppers required to submit their shop the same day of shop completion,
     unless there is a specified waiting period allowing for the sales associate to
     follow up with the customer.
•    With any required waiting time, the shopper will be required to submit all
     portions of the shop, excepting the questions pertaining to the follow up.
•    Upon submission, the shop will go through a rigorous four step editing
     process, wherein different editors review each shop for the following:
       i. Grammar
       ii. Consistency
       iii. Proof of visit (Location photo comparison)
       iv. Required documentation
•     Failure to meet any one of the required areas above may result in the
      shop either being corrected or discarded, depending on the individual
      situation
•     Shoppers will be graded on these 4 criteria. They will also be put back in
      the queue for future shops
•     48 hour turn around once the shop is completed
•     Shops arrive via email, and are also housed in our online portal
                                                                                      9
Quality Control: Disputes

• RFA: (Request for Assistance)
   i.   Only appropriately designated client team members will be able to
        submit an RFA to prevent abuse.
   ii. RFAs are tracked in the system, and will be emailed to the client
        on a monthly basis.
   iii. Holds Measure accountable via metrics to the client (shopper error,
        editor error, client request, etc.)




                                                                          10
Shopper Fraud

• Shopper fraud, like employee fraud, exists. We work diligently to
  combat it. Here is what our technology does:
   i. IP Address tracking
   ii. Password similarities
   iii. Address similarities
   iv. Profile similarities
   v. Social Security Number verification
   vi. Geocoded tracking (smart phone users only)
   vii. Photo EXIF data analysis (Essentially, reviewing the DNA of photo
        to see if it has ever been submitted to the system before-helps
        avoid shoppers reusing their information)




                                                                            11
Modality

• 48 Hour Shop Delivery, distributed through hierarchy
• Reporting within the shop
   i.   Visualization
   ii. Dashboarding
   iii. Stacked trending
   iv. KPI Measurement
   v. Performance by question
   vi. Specified areas for improvement
   vii. Location based coaching
• Aggregate Excellence Report, distributed to hierarchy leaders
   i.   Hierarchy-level visualization
   ii. Hierarchy-level Dashboarding
   iii. Hierarchy-level Stacked ranking
   iv. Hierarchy-level KPI Measurement
   v. Hierarchy-level performance by question
   vi. Hierarchy-level specified areas for improvement

                                                                  12
Reporting Suite
Let the data come to you
Off the shelf back engines for real time reporting, security and uptime; Measure based custom interface


          We have over 40 canned reports in our online portal, including stacked and dashboard reporting. Client can select
    1     most valuable reports, and have them automatically and regularly delivered via email so that login isn’t necessary


          Individual shops display trending, aggregate information, question by question performance, and ranking if the client
    2     choose


          Embed training points, or highlight successes for Key Performance Indicators within the shop
    3


          Ad hoc report generation for the power statistician (Custom Roll Ups)
    4


          Monthly hierarchy summaries automatically emailed to appropriate hierarchical leaders, highlighting
    5
          ranking, performance, question by question summaries, areas for improvement, and benchmarking


          Executive dashboarding and reporting, that includes comment and sentiment analytics, and KPI metrics
    6



    7     Drillable reports, down to the location level




                                                                                                                                  13
Further Analytics

Our system is designed to integrate and report on multiple data streams,
like sales data, social media sentiment, and customer satisfaction scores.

Our reporting capabilities are limitless. If there is something that is
needed that we don’t have, we can design and build it for you.

We also know that further analysis may be requested. We have the
capabilities to uncover additional insights through individually prepared
reports that include regression and infographics.




                                                                             14
Onboarding Process
Occurs Simultaneously: 3 Days to 1 week




                                          15
Ramping Up
Occurs Simultaneously: 3 Days to 1 Week




                                          16
Launch



      First
      Shop
     Arrival
                                      Round     In Person
               Initial    Portal
                 QA                    One       Meeting
                         Training
                                     Analysis
     Tweak




 Week 1: Shop Launch         First 30 Days      60 Days




                                                            17
Deliverables
                                              Monthly
                                              •Aggregate Excellence Report
                                               distribution throughout
                                               hierarchy
                                              •Single Invoice within 5 days
                Weekly                        •Completion Summary             Quarterly
                                              •Touch Base Call
                •Current Completion Summary                                   •Assessment of Program
                                              •Dispute Summary (RFA Report)
                •Hierarchy Adjustments




  Daily                                                                                    Back To Measure
  •48 hour shop turnaround                                                                 •Hierarchy Updates in XLS
                                                                                            Template (Weekly or Monthly)

                                                 Client
  •4 9’s Access
                                                                                           •Store Updates (Bi-Montlhy or
                                                                                            Monthly)
                                                                                           •Feedback




                                                                                                                           18
Differentiation
    You are buying our services, not just our product

• High Availability: Annually at Four Nines
• Dedicated account manager, available 24 hours a day
• Bilingual account services
• Founder and president’s full access (home, wireless, office)
• Scalable and efficient delivery model
• Our push reporting technology translates into easy access to data
• Consultative Partner
• Best in Class Practice recommendations
• Dashboard with views around multiple data streams (customer sat/
  sales performance)
• Video mystery shopping capabilities
• Question based triggers
• Innovations to compliment the verbiage and data received from the
  shopping program



                                                                      19
Innovation and Leadership

• Selected blogger for Greenbook.org, Quirks, Retail Customer
  Experience
• Market research source for the New York Times
• Only mystery shopping firm with a mobile based customer feedback
  program (SMS/Web/WAP)
• Crowdsourced Mystery Shopping Program: “2Random Questions”
• Founding member of the Video Shopping Network, an organization of
  video mystery shopping firms
• Exclusive Contract with Lawmate America, manufacturer of US military
  grade hidden camera equipment to increase ability to conduct video
  shops
• Traditional and Video mystery shopping leader
• Android and iPhone based Mystery app for shop submission
• Serve on the board for our trade organization
• Work with the FBI combatting shopper fraud
• White Labeled Mystery Shopping Services provided to non-mystery
  shopping firms
                                                                         20
Additional Offerings

At our core, we’ve always been a been a mystery shopping firm. Our
expanded offerings allow us new and innovative ways to do it, and serve
to compliment our services

• Text/ Sentiment Analytics of shopper narratives
• Mobile feedback program (Port Ins, Port Outs, Payment, Service,
  etc.).
   i.    Smart/Dumb
   ii. Text/ WAP/Web
   iii. Real time KPI measurement and response
• Crowdsourcing (customer satisfaction surveys and mystery shops)
• Audio and Video recorded shops
• Branding/ De-Branding audits
• Reseller compliance
• Back of House compliance audits

                                                                          21
Supplier Contact

Measure Consumer Perspectives
Scott Slucher
Senior Vice President of Sales

scott@measurecp.com
502.749.6100 (o)
502.489.2158 (m)
@ScottSlucher (t)
MeasureScott (skype)

657 S. Hurstbourne Parkway
#204
Louisville, Ky. 40222
D&B: 01-593-8367
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Measure Cp~Company Overview

  • 1. Company Overview Prepared by Measure August Consumer Perspectives 2012 1
  • 2. Vision, Values, Mission • Measure’s vision is to raise the world’s service levels • That vision starts with our firm creating valuable shopping and auditing programs that deliver insights directly related to KPI, and providing fast, happy customer service to our clients • We know that our client’s positive customer experiences translate into their increased profits • We value working with businesses who use our data to enact positive change within their organization and with their customers Our mission is to provide the best in class shop programs, customer service, and innovate within our industry, and to have fun while doing it 2
  • 3. Scope • Capability to conduct tens of thousands of shops per month i. Shoppers: 500,000 within the United States (bilingual) ii. Staffing: 22 Full Time employees; 4 flex time employees; bilingual iii. Modality: Online Portal Access, as well as push shop and reporting procedures iv. Development: Best in Practice form and scenario development v. Customization: Shop form and reporting vi. Ability to meet completion rates • Shopper i. Recruitment (internal and external to account for attrition) ii. Training iii. By Location Rotation: 365 Days iv. Restriction: No more than X visits per day &/ or X visits per brand • Quality Control i. 4 Level Shop Edits ii. Dispute process with accountability reporting • 24/7 Customer Service 3
  • 4. Shopper Selection • Recruitment (Current database at 500,000) i. Mystery Shopping Providers Association (Trade Organization) ii. Shopper sites (Volition.com, Jobslinger.com, MSJobboard, etc) iii. Schedulers’ Job Boards iv. Referral: Monetization of current shopper base v. Sponsorship of Mystery Shopper Conferences vi. Social Media • Approach to Hiring Process i. Anyone can go through our online shopper application ii. Acceptance of Independent Contractor Agreement required iii. Vet shoppers through client specific training and certification iv. High shopper pay so that quality shoppers will certify for program v. Ongoing vetting through consistent shopper grading vi. Bundle shops for shoppers to conduct a remote route 4
  • 5. Shopper Quality • Communication i. Mystery Shopping Providers Association (Trade Organization) ii. Shopper sites (Volition.com, Jobslinger.com, MSJobboard, etc) iii. Scheduler’s Job Boards iv. Social Media • Required Information i. Signed Independent Contractor Agreement ii. Social Security Number (for identity verification) iii. Drivers License/ Photo for specific clients • Controls i. Multiple Login ii. IP tracing iii. Profile similarities (password, last name, email patterns) iv. Social Security Verification 5
  • 6. Training Practices • Pull from our 500,000+ database of mystery shoppers in all 50 states • Design client specific shopper training/ testing sessions i. Sessions are multimedia in approach (with client approval) & supplement all written training materials. Developed in conjuction with client. ii. Training is demonstrative of what is/ isn’t to occur within the shop (includes both customer service experience and shopper behaviors) iii. Training is required for shoppers to apply for client shops. iv. Passing is a requirement in order for shoppers to complete client specific. Passing thresholds are set between 90-100%, depending on client preference. Failure shoppers will be given two opportunities to pass the test. Continued failures result in the shopper being denied any additional training opportunities for 90 days, and will not be allowed to complete any shops. 6
  • 7. Pre-Shop Quality Control • Required client specific certification • Key Quality Metrics retained in shoppers history, and provided upon completion of every shop i. Grammar ii. Speed of shop submission iii. Consistency of narrative with questions iv. Ability to upload documentation/ Photo/ Document Verification • Trade organization certification • In order to avoid shopper detection, we will also enforce brand and visit restrictions. An example might be as follows: Shoppers will be restricted to completing no more than 2 shops per day for the brand, and no more than 4 shops per month for the brand. • Enforced rotation: Shoppers will be unable to visit a single location more than once in a 365 day period. • Higher caliber shoppers command higher compensation. Our shopper payment reflects that. 7
  • 8. Mid-Shop Quality Control • Embed agreements within individual shops i. Guaranteeing no relationship to employees ii. Verification of visit agreement iii. Trick questions to avoid shoppers answering questions without thought 8
  • 9. Post-Shop Quality Control • Shoppers required to submit their shop the same day of shop completion, unless there is a specified waiting period allowing for the sales associate to follow up with the customer. • With any required waiting time, the shopper will be required to submit all portions of the shop, excepting the questions pertaining to the follow up. • Upon submission, the shop will go through a rigorous four step editing process, wherein different editors review each shop for the following: i. Grammar ii. Consistency iii. Proof of visit (Location photo comparison) iv. Required documentation • Failure to meet any one of the required areas above may result in the shop either being corrected or discarded, depending on the individual situation • Shoppers will be graded on these 4 criteria. They will also be put back in the queue for future shops • 48 hour turn around once the shop is completed • Shops arrive via email, and are also housed in our online portal 9
  • 10. Quality Control: Disputes • RFA: (Request for Assistance) i. Only appropriately designated client team members will be able to submit an RFA to prevent abuse. ii. RFAs are tracked in the system, and will be emailed to the client on a monthly basis. iii. Holds Measure accountable via metrics to the client (shopper error, editor error, client request, etc.) 10
  • 11. Shopper Fraud • Shopper fraud, like employee fraud, exists. We work diligently to combat it. Here is what our technology does: i. IP Address tracking ii. Password similarities iii. Address similarities iv. Profile similarities v. Social Security Number verification vi. Geocoded tracking (smart phone users only) vii. Photo EXIF data analysis (Essentially, reviewing the DNA of photo to see if it has ever been submitted to the system before-helps avoid shoppers reusing their information) 11
  • 12. Modality • 48 Hour Shop Delivery, distributed through hierarchy • Reporting within the shop i. Visualization ii. Dashboarding iii. Stacked trending iv. KPI Measurement v. Performance by question vi. Specified areas for improvement vii. Location based coaching • Aggregate Excellence Report, distributed to hierarchy leaders i. Hierarchy-level visualization ii. Hierarchy-level Dashboarding iii. Hierarchy-level Stacked ranking iv. Hierarchy-level KPI Measurement v. Hierarchy-level performance by question vi. Hierarchy-level specified areas for improvement 12
  • 13. Reporting Suite Let the data come to you Off the shelf back engines for real time reporting, security and uptime; Measure based custom interface We have over 40 canned reports in our online portal, including stacked and dashboard reporting. Client can select 1 most valuable reports, and have them automatically and regularly delivered via email so that login isn’t necessary Individual shops display trending, aggregate information, question by question performance, and ranking if the client 2 choose Embed training points, or highlight successes for Key Performance Indicators within the shop 3 Ad hoc report generation for the power statistician (Custom Roll Ups) 4 Monthly hierarchy summaries automatically emailed to appropriate hierarchical leaders, highlighting 5 ranking, performance, question by question summaries, areas for improvement, and benchmarking Executive dashboarding and reporting, that includes comment and sentiment analytics, and KPI metrics 6 7 Drillable reports, down to the location level 13
  • 14. Further Analytics Our system is designed to integrate and report on multiple data streams, like sales data, social media sentiment, and customer satisfaction scores. Our reporting capabilities are limitless. If there is something that is needed that we don’t have, we can design and build it for you. We also know that further analysis may be requested. We have the capabilities to uncover additional insights through individually prepared reports that include regression and infographics. 14
  • 16. Ramping Up Occurs Simultaneously: 3 Days to 1 Week 16
  • 17. Launch First Shop Arrival Round In Person Initial Portal QA One Meeting Training Analysis Tweak Week 1: Shop Launch First 30 Days 60 Days 17
  • 18. Deliverables Monthly •Aggregate Excellence Report distribution throughout hierarchy •Single Invoice within 5 days Weekly •Completion Summary Quarterly •Touch Base Call •Current Completion Summary •Assessment of Program •Dispute Summary (RFA Report) •Hierarchy Adjustments Daily Back To Measure •48 hour shop turnaround •Hierarchy Updates in XLS Template (Weekly or Monthly) Client •4 9’s Access •Store Updates (Bi-Montlhy or Monthly) •Feedback 18
  • 19. Differentiation You are buying our services, not just our product • High Availability: Annually at Four Nines • Dedicated account manager, available 24 hours a day • Bilingual account services • Founder and president’s full access (home, wireless, office) • Scalable and efficient delivery model • Our push reporting technology translates into easy access to data • Consultative Partner • Best in Class Practice recommendations • Dashboard with views around multiple data streams (customer sat/ sales performance) • Video mystery shopping capabilities • Question based triggers • Innovations to compliment the verbiage and data received from the shopping program 19
  • 20. Innovation and Leadership • Selected blogger for Greenbook.org, Quirks, Retail Customer Experience • Market research source for the New York Times • Only mystery shopping firm with a mobile based customer feedback program (SMS/Web/WAP) • Crowdsourced Mystery Shopping Program: “2Random Questions” • Founding member of the Video Shopping Network, an organization of video mystery shopping firms • Exclusive Contract with Lawmate America, manufacturer of US military grade hidden camera equipment to increase ability to conduct video shops • Traditional and Video mystery shopping leader • Android and iPhone based Mystery app for shop submission • Serve on the board for our trade organization • Work with the FBI combatting shopper fraud • White Labeled Mystery Shopping Services provided to non-mystery shopping firms 20
  • 21. Additional Offerings At our core, we’ve always been a been a mystery shopping firm. Our expanded offerings allow us new and innovative ways to do it, and serve to compliment our services • Text/ Sentiment Analytics of shopper narratives • Mobile feedback program (Port Ins, Port Outs, Payment, Service, etc.). i. Smart/Dumb ii. Text/ WAP/Web iii. Real time KPI measurement and response • Crowdsourcing (customer satisfaction surveys and mystery shops) • Audio and Video recorded shops • Branding/ De-Branding audits • Reseller compliance • Back of House compliance audits 21
  • 22. Supplier Contact Measure Consumer Perspectives Scott Slucher Senior Vice President of Sales scott@measurecp.com 502.749.6100 (o) 502.489.2158 (m) @ScottSlucher (t) MeasureScott (skype) 657 S. Hurstbourne Parkway #204 Louisville, Ky. 40222 D&B: 01-593-8367 22
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