As the Challenges of Physical Store’s Challenges Evolve
The War In-Store Rages On
There is a war raging against the in-store shopper —the unintended result of many retailers and brand suppliers who continue to believe that disrupting and changing the goals of their shoppers during their in-store trip.
Retailers design and merchandise their stores that waste customer’s time and effort. to Neuroscience and shopping behavioral data and analysis illuminate a better way.
Customers now have power because they options. New stores, new format, on-line, curb-side pick up, and home delivery are now viable alternatives. Customers want to be EFFICIENT with MONEY, TIME, and EFFORT. Bricks and mortar retailers who don’t prove all three lose sales and shopper trips.
The proof point is clear —–shoppers are opting out of physical retail stores and migrating to retail channels and venues that require less of their……
TIME, MONEY & EFFORT
As this War Room fills with knowledge and guidance, we intend to become a resource for those retailers and brand partners re-thinking their approach to the positioning and presentation of the array of categories and items in physical stores. Shopper Efficiency is the key to keeping the physical store relevant and profitable.
Discussions and Solutions uniquely focused on the benefits of SHOPPER EFFICIENCY
The War Room Arsenal
As Our Podcasts will be Recorded and Placed on this Site, We Invite You to Use Them As Tools for Growing Your Business—In-store.
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Meet the Agents of SHOPPER EFFICIENCY
Dr. neale martin
Author of the ground-breaking book, “habit, the 95% of shopper behavior that marketers ignore”–has sparked genuine interest of the key benefits of understanding the role of neuro-marketing in a successful shopper communication strategy.
Neale at LinkedIn
peter wilson
Is an award-winning consumer researcher with brand and retail clients world-wide. peter’s pragmatic, forward thinking approach to formulate truly effective market research tools has gained an international reputation of turning shopper data into meaningful action.
Peter at LinkedIn
dr. Herb Sorensen
Herb is a noted authority on shopping behaviors and a forward-thinking advocate of a shopper-centric approach to retailing. Herb is the winner of the 2013 Charles Coolidge Parlin Award and the 2007 EXPLOR Award. Herb is also the author of “Inside the mind of the shopper” book series.
Herb at LinkedIn
mark heckman
is a retail industry veteran with broad experience based in a mix of retail marketing, loyalty marketing, store operations, brand partnerships, category management practices and consumer research. Mark is past chairman of fmi’s market research committee.