This document discusses the results of a survey that tested how well marketers understand the perspectives and behaviors of consumers.
The survey asked both consumers and marketers in Belgium and the Netherlands questions about various topics in consumers' daily lives, including health, work-life balance, leisure activities, shopping habits, finances, technology usage, environmental issues and trends. It then compared how well the marketers were able to predict the consumers' responses.
The survey found that while marketers are confident in their knowledge of consumers, they performed poorly on the test, failing to correctly predict consumers' answers. The document analyzes the results for each question topic, highlighting areas where marketers showed accurate or inaccurate understandings of consumers. It
Use your data to inspire, motivate and engageCharityComms
The document provides guidance on effectively measuring and communicating an organization's impact through data. It discusses choosing the right data to present to different audiences, accurately using statistics, and telling stories with data to inspire and engage supporters. The session will cover understanding your own research, talking about statistics, identifying robust data, and overcoming barriers to effectively sharing impact.
The documents summarize data from surveys about consumers' use of online banking services and financial activities. Some key findings include:
- 38% of consumers currently use e-statements, while only 3-5% use text alerts for account balances or deposits.
- The most common financial activities consumers have done online in the past two years are applying for a loan (10%) and shopping for a loan (13%).
- 31% of consumers feel a debit card courtesy pay service would be extremely valuable, while 13% feel it would be not very valuable.
1) The aging Canadian population and changing household structures are challenging for retailers as shopping behaviors change.
2) Quick trips make up over half of all grocery shopping trips but account for a smaller portion of total spending, while general stock-up trips are less frequent but represent more total spending.
3) Shopping responsibilities are often shared or fall to women, with the presence of children impacting trip types and missions from quick replenishments to larger stock-up trips.
Scottish Corporate Reputation Survey 2012 - Business attitudes to independenceIpsos UK
The document summarizes the results of a survey of 251 senior business decision-makers in Scotland regarding their views on Scottish independence. Key findings include:
- 56% said independence would worsen prospects for their own business while 10% thought it would improve them.
- 72% thought independence would have a negative impact on businesses in Scotland overall while 13% thought the impact would be positive.
- 76% of businesses had not started planning for the possibility of Scottish independence, with just 23% having done at least a little planning.
This document contains a series of charts from Raddon Financial Group summarizing results from their national consumer research in fall 2011. The charts show results on consumers' use of personal financial management software, online banking services used, financial activities performed online, value placed on debit card overdraft services, debit card purchase denial rates, likelihood of using smart ATMs, reasons for not using ATMs for deposits, past ATM deposit behavior, and use and interest in remote deposit capture.
The document appears to contain the results of a survey about careers, skills, and learning preferences among 117 respondents. Some key findings include:
- Most respondents have been writing code for less than 5 years.
- Over 60% study or work in computer science or IT fields.
- The most popular career preferences are programmer/software engineer and system administrator.
- Respondents feel moderately to very positive about succeeding in their preferred careers.
- Internships, real-world projects, and making their own projects are seen as important skills.
- Online resources, peers, and videos contribute significantly to learning.
- Exposure and opportunities are seen as helping achieve necessary career skills.
SLRG's annual consumer outlook for the golf market was culled from a survey of over 1,100 avid golfer respondents. It was presented by Sports and Leisure Research Group President Jon Last, on January 28 to invited guests of Sports Illustrated Golf Group at the 2011 PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando, Florida.
Use your data to inspire, motivate and engageCharityComms
The document provides guidance on effectively measuring and communicating an organization's impact through data. It discusses choosing the right data to present to different audiences, accurately using statistics, and telling stories with data to inspire and engage supporters. The session will cover understanding your own research, talking about statistics, identifying robust data, and overcoming barriers to effectively sharing impact.
The documents summarize data from surveys about consumers' use of online banking services and financial activities. Some key findings include:
- 38% of consumers currently use e-statements, while only 3-5% use text alerts for account balances or deposits.
- The most common financial activities consumers have done online in the past two years are applying for a loan (10%) and shopping for a loan (13%).
- 31% of consumers feel a debit card courtesy pay service would be extremely valuable, while 13% feel it would be not very valuable.
1) The aging Canadian population and changing household structures are challenging for retailers as shopping behaviors change.
2) Quick trips make up over half of all grocery shopping trips but account for a smaller portion of total spending, while general stock-up trips are less frequent but represent more total spending.
3) Shopping responsibilities are often shared or fall to women, with the presence of children impacting trip types and missions from quick replenishments to larger stock-up trips.
Scottish Corporate Reputation Survey 2012 - Business attitudes to independenceIpsos UK
The document summarizes the results of a survey of 251 senior business decision-makers in Scotland regarding their views on Scottish independence. Key findings include:
- 56% said independence would worsen prospects for their own business while 10% thought it would improve them.
- 72% thought independence would have a negative impact on businesses in Scotland overall while 13% thought the impact would be positive.
- 76% of businesses had not started planning for the possibility of Scottish independence, with just 23% having done at least a little planning.
This document contains a series of charts from Raddon Financial Group summarizing results from their national consumer research in fall 2011. The charts show results on consumers' use of personal financial management software, online banking services used, financial activities performed online, value placed on debit card overdraft services, debit card purchase denial rates, likelihood of using smart ATMs, reasons for not using ATMs for deposits, past ATM deposit behavior, and use and interest in remote deposit capture.
The document appears to contain the results of a survey about careers, skills, and learning preferences among 117 respondents. Some key findings include:
- Most respondents have been writing code for less than 5 years.
- Over 60% study or work in computer science or IT fields.
- The most popular career preferences are programmer/software engineer and system administrator.
- Respondents feel moderately to very positive about succeeding in their preferred careers.
- Internships, real-world projects, and making their own projects are seen as important skills.
- Online resources, peers, and videos contribute significantly to learning.
- Exposure and opportunities are seen as helping achieve necessary career skills.
SLRG's annual consumer outlook for the golf market was culled from a survey of over 1,100 avid golfer respondents. It was presented by Sports and Leisure Research Group President Jon Last, on January 28 to invited guests of Sports Illustrated Golf Group at the 2011 PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando, Florida.
Neuro-marketing uses an understanding of how the brain works and what stimulates it to design marketing that triggers a desired behavior or attitude. Examples of neuro-marketing techniques include using loyalty cards with different designs that increased return rates by 25%, rearranging product layouts to increase sales by 27%, and changing price displays from numbers to words which increased revenue for some products. Neuro-marketing aims to influence customers' thinking and feelings to persuade them towards certain choices.
1) Social media usage continues to grow rapidly, with 46 million Americans now using social networking sites several times per day.
2) A social media strategy should focus on identifying evangelists within the audience and determining their influence to help drive awareness, leads, and sales.
3) Metrics and analytics are important to track the return on investment of social media activities by measuring actions that are important to the business.
Annual Meeting 2010 -- Gallagher, Kelly (Bowker)bisg
This document summarizes a presentation given at the BISG Annual Meeting in September 2010 about keeping up with changing consumer intelligence in the book industry. It discusses how consumer data and analytics are becoming more important as the industry supply chain fragments, mediums mix, and the economy becomes unstable. Examples of consumer data and trends are provided for ebooks, ebook readers, and Kindle ownership. The role of BISG research is outlined as providing timely, evidence-based research focused on real business issues to drive the industry toward a profitable future through various access models like papers, reports, benchmark studies, and data sets.
Cultivating Brand Ambassadors through PR and social media engagement. Great brands are joined through fan engagement rather than just marketing. PR professionals engage consumers in conversations online and offline. Brands can become remarkable and break through clutter by engaging consumers in conversations on various social media platforms to build community, capital, and loyalty which leads to profits through advocacy and evangelism. Measuring social media engagement, brand awareness, customer satisfaction, and sales is important for continued engagement.
The future of retail is the Intelligent Store that empowers retail associates and delivers a more productive and fulfilling shopping experience for consumers. Learn about the findings of the 2011 shopper survey.
The role of research in social marketing CharityComms
The document summarizes research conducted on social marketing and behavior change. It discusses the role of research in social marketing and highlights some key findings from the research. Specifically, it found that while people generally support government intervention to encourage certain behaviors, they also support limiting government involvement. Additionally, people's stated preferences do not always match their actual behaviors. The document advocates using a variety of research methodologies, including peer research, to better understand target audiences.
The 2013 Gibbs & Soell Sense & Sustainability Study found that:
1) Only 21% of U.S. adults and 23% of employees believe most businesses are committed to sustainability efforts like "going green".
2) Despite skepticism, 72% of adults and 74% of employees are interested in learning about corporate sustainability initiatives.
3) 75% of employed adults say they would be more likely to purchase from companies making great sustainability efforts.
4) However, many employees are unsure or believe no one is responsible for sustainability at their own company.
1. The evolution of media and how people communicate is changing how brands interact with consumers. Consumers are more informed before purchasing and are comfortable sharing opinions online, both positive and negative.
2. Top Italian brands were analyzed based on their social media presence and online conversations. While having social profiles doesn't necessarily impact a brand, the topics discussed can make a difference. Video sharing is popular for sharing ads and runway shows.
3. To benefit from social media, brands need to listen to online conversations, understand their audiences, and produce engaging content at a steady pace. The goal is to build trust so marketing messages are better received rather than seen as annoying advertisements.
Going Social Webinar: Learn How To Create A Social Shopping Strategy That Boo...Strands Recommender
As an online retailer you hear the buzzwords "Personalization, User Generated Content and Social Networks" daily. Whether you're a beginner or an expert on social commerce, you'll learn best practices, the top 8 social commerce technologies and get actionable advice for your online store.
A global study into 16 to 25 year olds and everyday banking looking at how banks can stay relevant for young people in the face of disruption in the financial services industry.
This document presents the results of the "Meet the Joneses Quiz" which tested how connected marketers are to consumers. Marketers scored an average of 53% on the quiz, with little difference between Belgian and Dutch marketers. The quiz revealed gaps between what marketers and consumers believe about important issues like branding, news sources, health habits, spending priorities, and trends. While marketers think they understand and engage consumers, the quiz shows there is still room for improvement in truly knowing customers. The document concludes by announcing the quiz will return next year.
The document discusses the results of a survey of mobile consumers and merchants. It finds that while mobile shopping is still in early stages, consumers are increasingly using smartphones to research products and prices both before and during shopping trips. Many merchants have begun mobile initiatives but most see low revenue from mobile currently and have modest investment plans for the coming year.
Interactive White Paper Webcast: Increase content marketing effectivenessAlinean, Inc.
White papers remain the most important content to help buyers make purchase decisions – helping buyers to understand opportunities, understand solution options and understand the competitive differences of your solution vs. others.
However, in today's world of information overload, white paper download rates have declined, and your investment in traditional white paper marketing campaigns is not as effective as it used to be.
How to Engage Customers and Manage Perceptions Using a Clear Brand Voice Siegel+Gale
Siegel+Gale Managing Director Jason Cieslak co-presented the session: Doing Digital the Right Way – How to Engage Customers and Manage Perceptions Using a Clear Brand Voice. Joined by Patricia Reupke, Director of Consumer Relationship Marketing at Baylor Health Care System, Jason discussed how to create a successful digital strategy that reflects an organization’s brand promise and engages multiple audiences through various platforms.
Promotional products are an effective marketing tool. Studies show that over 80% of people remember brands on promotional items they receive. These items are typically kept for 7 months or longer. Promotional products provide better cost per impression than traditional marketing channels. Receiving a promotional item can increase consumers' favorable perception of a business by up to 57%. Over 50% of consumers may do business with an advertiser after receiving a promotional item. Bags are very effective promotional items as they provide high exposure through a large number of impressions and are well-kept by consumers. Choosing a promotional item that customers will find useful can help prevent items from being thrown out.
Online Advertising Theatre; Know Your Online Advertising Campaign, Understand...TFM&A
Research Now and Mindshare presented on their ADimension technology, which combines online panel data and ad tracking tags to measure the effectiveness of digital advertising campaigns. The technology logs panelists' exposures to ads and sends surveys to measure outcomes like ad recall and purchase intent. A case study for River Island found their online ads increased key brand metrics and reached the intended demographic audiences. The presentation concluded by discussing how ADimension outputs like impressions over time and purchase likelihood can provide insights for optimizing future campaigns.
Consumers buy on autopilot. What does this mean for your brand? A New Market...BrandHook
A year long investigation into the role of rituals, routines and habits and ways in which products and services, through an understanding of habit formation, can become part of the consumer habit
The document provides tips for getting management to listen to communications professionals. It suggests connecting communication recommendations to business goals and using qualitative and quantitative research to support recommendations. Qualitative research could include interviews, focus groups, and testing messages. Quantitative research such as tracking outcomes against communication channels can prove the impact of communications. Presenting data-driven findings to leaders can help get them to listen.
Planet Hyperconnected - New lessons for brands in a hyperconnected world by i...Sarah Aitken
EVERYONE’S HEARD THE NUMBERS:
A BILLION USERS ON FACEBOOK.
A BILLION DOLLARS FOR INSTAGRAM.
A BILLION SMARTPHONES BY 2016.
But what’s the story behind the statistics? What are the shifts in human behavior, expectations and motivations these rapidly changing platforms are creating? And most importantly, what does it mean for brands?
In our global study of Planet Hyperconnected, iris has gone deep. In partnership with the Global Web Index we’ve surveyed 6,000 Moms and Gen Y around the world about the details of their digitally-influenced attitudes and behaviors. And then we spent a week studying the lives of the most hyperconnected through a digital ethnography to understand the underlying needs and motivations behind their behavior.
Some of the outputs reaffirmed our industry hypotheses – but surprisingly, some flew right in the face of them.
In this session Esty Gorman, Director of Strategy at iris, will share the results and the implications of the study along with Sarah Aitken, Managing Director at iris New York. We will focus on the more alarming results and the kind of change in strategy brands should adopt to stop being hyper-active and start being hyper-connected.
NIMA2024 | De toegevoegde waarde van DEI en ESG in campagnes | Nathalie Lam |...BBPMedia1
Nathalie zal delen hoe DEI en ESG een fundamentele rol kunnen spelen in je merkstrategie en je de juiste aansluiting kan creëren met je doelgroep. Door middel van voorbeelden en simpele handvatten toont ze hoe dit in jouw organisatie toegepast kan worden.
Neuro-marketing uses an understanding of how the brain works and what stimulates it to design marketing that triggers a desired behavior or attitude. Examples of neuro-marketing techniques include using loyalty cards with different designs that increased return rates by 25%, rearranging product layouts to increase sales by 27%, and changing price displays from numbers to words which increased revenue for some products. Neuro-marketing aims to influence customers' thinking and feelings to persuade them towards certain choices.
1) Social media usage continues to grow rapidly, with 46 million Americans now using social networking sites several times per day.
2) A social media strategy should focus on identifying evangelists within the audience and determining their influence to help drive awareness, leads, and sales.
3) Metrics and analytics are important to track the return on investment of social media activities by measuring actions that are important to the business.
Annual Meeting 2010 -- Gallagher, Kelly (Bowker)bisg
This document summarizes a presentation given at the BISG Annual Meeting in September 2010 about keeping up with changing consumer intelligence in the book industry. It discusses how consumer data and analytics are becoming more important as the industry supply chain fragments, mediums mix, and the economy becomes unstable. Examples of consumer data and trends are provided for ebooks, ebook readers, and Kindle ownership. The role of BISG research is outlined as providing timely, evidence-based research focused on real business issues to drive the industry toward a profitable future through various access models like papers, reports, benchmark studies, and data sets.
Cultivating Brand Ambassadors through PR and social media engagement. Great brands are joined through fan engagement rather than just marketing. PR professionals engage consumers in conversations online and offline. Brands can become remarkable and break through clutter by engaging consumers in conversations on various social media platforms to build community, capital, and loyalty which leads to profits through advocacy and evangelism. Measuring social media engagement, brand awareness, customer satisfaction, and sales is important for continued engagement.
The future of retail is the Intelligent Store that empowers retail associates and delivers a more productive and fulfilling shopping experience for consumers. Learn about the findings of the 2011 shopper survey.
The role of research in social marketing CharityComms
The document summarizes research conducted on social marketing and behavior change. It discusses the role of research in social marketing and highlights some key findings from the research. Specifically, it found that while people generally support government intervention to encourage certain behaviors, they also support limiting government involvement. Additionally, people's stated preferences do not always match their actual behaviors. The document advocates using a variety of research methodologies, including peer research, to better understand target audiences.
The 2013 Gibbs & Soell Sense & Sustainability Study found that:
1) Only 21% of U.S. adults and 23% of employees believe most businesses are committed to sustainability efforts like "going green".
2) Despite skepticism, 72% of adults and 74% of employees are interested in learning about corporate sustainability initiatives.
3) 75% of employed adults say they would be more likely to purchase from companies making great sustainability efforts.
4) However, many employees are unsure or believe no one is responsible for sustainability at their own company.
1. The evolution of media and how people communicate is changing how brands interact with consumers. Consumers are more informed before purchasing and are comfortable sharing opinions online, both positive and negative.
2. Top Italian brands were analyzed based on their social media presence and online conversations. While having social profiles doesn't necessarily impact a brand, the topics discussed can make a difference. Video sharing is popular for sharing ads and runway shows.
3. To benefit from social media, brands need to listen to online conversations, understand their audiences, and produce engaging content at a steady pace. The goal is to build trust so marketing messages are better received rather than seen as annoying advertisements.
Going Social Webinar: Learn How To Create A Social Shopping Strategy That Boo...Strands Recommender
As an online retailer you hear the buzzwords "Personalization, User Generated Content and Social Networks" daily. Whether you're a beginner or an expert on social commerce, you'll learn best practices, the top 8 social commerce technologies and get actionable advice for your online store.
A global study into 16 to 25 year olds and everyday banking looking at how banks can stay relevant for young people in the face of disruption in the financial services industry.
This document presents the results of the "Meet the Joneses Quiz" which tested how connected marketers are to consumers. Marketers scored an average of 53% on the quiz, with little difference between Belgian and Dutch marketers. The quiz revealed gaps between what marketers and consumers believe about important issues like branding, news sources, health habits, spending priorities, and trends. While marketers think they understand and engage consumers, the quiz shows there is still room for improvement in truly knowing customers. The document concludes by announcing the quiz will return next year.
The document discusses the results of a survey of mobile consumers and merchants. It finds that while mobile shopping is still in early stages, consumers are increasingly using smartphones to research products and prices both before and during shopping trips. Many merchants have begun mobile initiatives but most see low revenue from mobile currently and have modest investment plans for the coming year.
Interactive White Paper Webcast: Increase content marketing effectivenessAlinean, Inc.
White papers remain the most important content to help buyers make purchase decisions – helping buyers to understand opportunities, understand solution options and understand the competitive differences of your solution vs. others.
However, in today's world of information overload, white paper download rates have declined, and your investment in traditional white paper marketing campaigns is not as effective as it used to be.
How to Engage Customers and Manage Perceptions Using a Clear Brand Voice Siegel+Gale
Siegel+Gale Managing Director Jason Cieslak co-presented the session: Doing Digital the Right Way – How to Engage Customers and Manage Perceptions Using a Clear Brand Voice. Joined by Patricia Reupke, Director of Consumer Relationship Marketing at Baylor Health Care System, Jason discussed how to create a successful digital strategy that reflects an organization’s brand promise and engages multiple audiences through various platforms.
Promotional products are an effective marketing tool. Studies show that over 80% of people remember brands on promotional items they receive. These items are typically kept for 7 months or longer. Promotional products provide better cost per impression than traditional marketing channels. Receiving a promotional item can increase consumers' favorable perception of a business by up to 57%. Over 50% of consumers may do business with an advertiser after receiving a promotional item. Bags are very effective promotional items as they provide high exposure through a large number of impressions and are well-kept by consumers. Choosing a promotional item that customers will find useful can help prevent items from being thrown out.
Online Advertising Theatre; Know Your Online Advertising Campaign, Understand...TFM&A
Research Now and Mindshare presented on their ADimension technology, which combines online panel data and ad tracking tags to measure the effectiveness of digital advertising campaigns. The technology logs panelists' exposures to ads and sends surveys to measure outcomes like ad recall and purchase intent. A case study for River Island found their online ads increased key brand metrics and reached the intended demographic audiences. The presentation concluded by discussing how ADimension outputs like impressions over time and purchase likelihood can provide insights for optimizing future campaigns.
Consumers buy on autopilot. What does this mean for your brand? A New Market...BrandHook
A year long investigation into the role of rituals, routines and habits and ways in which products and services, through an understanding of habit formation, can become part of the consumer habit
The document provides tips for getting management to listen to communications professionals. It suggests connecting communication recommendations to business goals and using qualitative and quantitative research to support recommendations. Qualitative research could include interviews, focus groups, and testing messages. Quantitative research such as tracking outcomes against communication channels can prove the impact of communications. Presenting data-driven findings to leaders can help get them to listen.
Planet Hyperconnected - New lessons for brands in a hyperconnected world by i...Sarah Aitken
EVERYONE’S HEARD THE NUMBERS:
A BILLION USERS ON FACEBOOK.
A BILLION DOLLARS FOR INSTAGRAM.
A BILLION SMARTPHONES BY 2016.
But what’s the story behind the statistics? What are the shifts in human behavior, expectations and motivations these rapidly changing platforms are creating? And most importantly, what does it mean for brands?
In our global study of Planet Hyperconnected, iris has gone deep. In partnership with the Global Web Index we’ve surveyed 6,000 Moms and Gen Y around the world about the details of their digitally-influenced attitudes and behaviors. And then we spent a week studying the lives of the most hyperconnected through a digital ethnography to understand the underlying needs and motivations behind their behavior.
Some of the outputs reaffirmed our industry hypotheses – but surprisingly, some flew right in the face of them.
In this session Esty Gorman, Director of Strategy at iris, will share the results and the implications of the study along with Sarah Aitken, Managing Director at iris New York. We will focus on the more alarming results and the kind of change in strategy brands should adopt to stop being hyper-active and start being hyper-connected.
NIMA2024 | De toegevoegde waarde van DEI en ESG in campagnes | Nathalie Lam |...BBPMedia1
Nathalie zal delen hoe DEI en ESG een fundamentele rol kunnen spelen in je merkstrategie en je de juiste aansluiting kan creëren met je doelgroep. Door middel van voorbeelden en simpele handvatten toont ze hoe dit in jouw organisatie toegepast kan worden.
During the budget session of 2024-25, the finance minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, introduced the “solar Rooftop scheme,” also known as “PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana.” It is a subsidy offered to those who wish to put up solar panels in their homes using domestic power systems. Additionally, adopting photovoltaic technology at home allows you to lower your monthly electricity expenses. Today in this blog we will talk all about what is the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana. How does it work? Who is eligible for this yojana and all the other things related to this scheme?
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Design Thinking Framework
Business Model Canvas
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