This document discusses Vietnam's FMCG market trends from 2014 to the present. It notes that Vietnam's economy is driven by two streams - sluggish domestic growth and growing exports. FMCG growth was volatile in 2014, with the beverage category recovering while others struggled. On-premise sales have driven recent FMCG growth. Consumer confidence reached a four-year high in 2014 but people remain cautious about issues like food prices and job security. The document outlines trends in urbanization, sophistication, convenience and experience that companies should watch. It also emphasizes the importance of the large rural population to future FMCG growth in Vietnam.
Nielsen - Vietnam pocket reference 2013★ Duong Vo ★
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Presented by Ryan Vaughan - Nielsen Vietnam
This slideshow is from a presentation at the M2 Marketing & Media events in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam organized by ITV-Asia.com and VietnamBusiness.TV
To see videos from the events, interviews with speakers and to get information on upcoming M2 - Marketing & Media Network events please visit VietnamBusiness.TV
5 XU HƯỚNG NGƯỜI TIÊU DÙNG CẦN...
1. Sự khác nhau giữa các vùng miền
2. Người tiêu dùng thích sản phẩmmới, nhưng họ khá dè chừng với những sản phẩm này
3. Digital như một phần tất yếu
4. Sự bùng nổ của Ecommerce
5. Sự bền vững, an toàn và thân thiện của sản phẩm
Nielsen - Vietnam pocket reference 2013★ Duong Vo ★
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Presented by Ryan Vaughan - Nielsen Vietnam
This slideshow is from a presentation at the M2 Marketing & Media events in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam organized by ITV-Asia.com and VietnamBusiness.TV
To see videos from the events, interviews with speakers and to get information on upcoming M2 - Marketing & Media Network events please visit VietnamBusiness.TV
5 XU HƯỚNG NGƯỜI TIÊU DÙNG CẦN...
1. Sự khác nhau giữa các vùng miền
2. Người tiêu dùng thích sản phẩmmới, nhưng họ khá dè chừng với những sản phẩm này
3. Digital như một phần tất yếu
4. Sự bùng nổ của Ecommerce
5. Sự bền vững, an toàn và thân thiện của sản phẩm
The Changing Vietnamese Consumer LandscapeQuynh LE
This Vietnam consumer market research report presents perspectives on the forces shaping the Vietnam consumer market. More and more consumers have entered the disposable income economy. Conspicuous consumption - of apartments, motor cycles, high-end mobiles, air-con as well as well as day-to-day consumables - has resulted in considerable anxiety in how to keep up with the neighbours. The Vietnamese consumer is plagued with affluenza and many are failing to self actualize.
Modern retail supported by large young population and a growing economy
- 2nd highest urban population in the region and growing.
- Consistently high GDP growth.
Full report: http://www.savills.com.vn/research_articles/31141/156704-0
The global financial crisis has brought into sharper focus the long-term shift in economic power towards the developing world. Global consumer product companies are embracing this underlying trend and the mantra of reaching the next one billion customers in emerging markets.
To help companies turn their ambitions into reality, we've conducted a research project to understand the differences in shopping behaviour around the world. The research also highlights some of the issues western consumer product companies and grocers should consider, before launching in developing markets.
Study:
The study consisted of 5,375 consumers in the UK, US, Brazil, China, India and Nigeria. All questions were asked through a survey taken via the mobile Internet and we used our own panel of respondents.
Key considerations for developing markets:
In developing markets people are more inclined to use public transport or walk, therefore smaller sized products and low cost basket sizes will have more appeal.
Local brands and stores should not be underestimated - shopkeepers are the gatekeepers and even the best conceived consumer strategies need their support to succeed.
Setting up shop in close proximity to where people live is a critical success factor, as is having access to a local distribution network. To give the data a human perspective we also asked respondents to take a picture on their mobile of their main grocery store, the transportation they use to get to the store and their grocery shopping.
The images provide a stark contrast in lifestyles around the world.
Our team gave this presentation at the INDSPIRIT event in February 2015. It focuses on alcoholic drinks industry trends both in India specifically and globally.
Euromonitor International’s Beauty Survey team has published a new case study on “How to target premium beauty buyers”. It offers insight into premium beauty buyers’ grooming habits, product preferences and purchase motivations as premium categories become the key growth engine for global beauty.
A compilation of Nielsen findings to identify trends
in Vietnam and about the market and your specific area
of interest, including Vietnam Consumer Confidence Survey, Business Barometer Survey, Vietnam Grocery Report, Personal Finance Monitor Study, Shopper Trends, etc....
The Changing Vietnamese Consumer LandscapeQuynh LE
This Vietnam consumer market research report presents perspectives on the forces shaping the Vietnam consumer market. More and more consumers have entered the disposable income economy. Conspicuous consumption - of apartments, motor cycles, high-end mobiles, air-con as well as well as day-to-day consumables - has resulted in considerable anxiety in how to keep up with the neighbours. The Vietnamese consumer is plagued with affluenza and many are failing to self actualize.
Modern retail supported by large young population and a growing economy
- 2nd highest urban population in the region and growing.
- Consistently high GDP growth.
Full report: http://www.savills.com.vn/research_articles/31141/156704-0
The global financial crisis has brought into sharper focus the long-term shift in economic power towards the developing world. Global consumer product companies are embracing this underlying trend and the mantra of reaching the next one billion customers in emerging markets.
To help companies turn their ambitions into reality, we've conducted a research project to understand the differences in shopping behaviour around the world. The research also highlights some of the issues western consumer product companies and grocers should consider, before launching in developing markets.
Study:
The study consisted of 5,375 consumers in the UK, US, Brazil, China, India and Nigeria. All questions were asked through a survey taken via the mobile Internet and we used our own panel of respondents.
Key considerations for developing markets:
In developing markets people are more inclined to use public transport or walk, therefore smaller sized products and low cost basket sizes will have more appeal.
Local brands and stores should not be underestimated - shopkeepers are the gatekeepers and even the best conceived consumer strategies need their support to succeed.
Setting up shop in close proximity to where people live is a critical success factor, as is having access to a local distribution network. To give the data a human perspective we also asked respondents to take a picture on their mobile of their main grocery store, the transportation they use to get to the store and their grocery shopping.
The images provide a stark contrast in lifestyles around the world.
Our team gave this presentation at the INDSPIRIT event in February 2015. It focuses on alcoholic drinks industry trends both in India specifically and globally.
Euromonitor International’s Beauty Survey team has published a new case study on “How to target premium beauty buyers”. It offers insight into premium beauty buyers’ grooming habits, product preferences and purchase motivations as premium categories become the key growth engine for global beauty.
A compilation of Nielsen findings to identify trends
in Vietnam and about the market and your specific area
of interest, including Vietnam Consumer Confidence Survey, Business Barometer Survey, Vietnam Grocery Report, Personal Finance Monitor Study, Shopper Trends, etc....
Hey! Nielsen Case Study - SWAT Summit Presentation July 2008Infiniti Motors
Hey! Nielsen is a next-generation, "Web 2.0" social platform which allows consumers to become a collective voice of change by sharing their opinions and media consumption habits about entertainment. Hey! Nielsen provides real-time metrics on not just what is popular in entertainment, but why, while giving consumers a voice they have never had and helping Nielsen re-invent the ways they conduct audience measurement.
How ebooks Have Changed the Print Book Marketplace
Jonathan Nowell heads Nielsen Book. Their Bookscan service tracks sales of books and ebooks in the US, the UK, and other markets around the world.
In this presentation, Nowell will look back over a decade or more of Nielsen book sales data to tell us how the print world has changed. It is accepted fact now that ebooks work commercially for narrative books, but not so well for reference and illustrated books. What that means by category is the focus of Nowell's presentation. He will tell us both how the proportion of print and ebook sales break down in various categories, but also will show how the share of printed books has changed across categories as ebooks have taken hold in the marketplace. The data from Nowell will indicate to us what bookstores might look like in the future as the mainstay sales of bestselling authors move increasingly to digital.
Activating Apps in Market Research - MRMW Singapore 2013Adrian Tan
Activating Apps in Market Research to Grow Brands & Businesses
Presentation from MRMW (Marketing Research in the Mobile World) Conference 2013, Kuala Lumpur
What do wine and AI have in common - Ronan Lundy, QuantcastSavage Marketing
This interactive session will show by using quality data and behavioural insights overlaid with the use of artificial intelligence how this can help you build your brand for digital natives.
The digital landscape is ever evolving and it can sometimes be difficult to know where to spend your online marketing budgets, this workshop will identify the questions you should be asking and what you need to know.
You will gain a greater understanding of the programmatic advertising space and how AI is playing such a huge part in shaping your industry and what is already being done for digital marketers today to understand and reach their audiences.
We want you to leave feeling inspired with a fresh way of thinking about your marketing efforts.
And if you want to find out what wine and AI really do have in common, you will just have to attend to find out.
Activating Apps in Market Research (MRMW Asia 2013)Adrian Tan
Mobile research over apps: uncovering mobile usage behavior of consumers using on-device metering
Presentation made at MRMW Asia 2013 in KL by:
Adrian Tan, Head of Telecom & Technology, The Nielsen Company
Eimear Hennessy, Business Unit Director - NielsenFiona Dunphy
Eimear gave an FMCG Outlook for 2016 on February 27th for our members. Slides of her presentation are here. Full video available to our members in our Knowledge Centre.
BUTIK's findings for brand experience in Corona times. In Part 1 you can read about our findings which are applicable to our domain. In part 2 we come back with applicable input for brand experience during and post Corona
Nick Kinports: The News Feed Economy – Connecting with patients, providers, a...Digital Megaphone
Nick Kinports, EVP Strategy at Notice will share 5 incredible trend charts that show how the media landscape and user behaviors have completely shifted in the last 8 months, critical information for any healthcare marketer. Next, he’ll share specifics about how to connect to this audience behavior effectively and efficiently via mobile video and revolutionary tech like 360 video, and new mobile ad units illustrated by case studies from their work