moments of mobile - will evolution translate into revolution?
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This has created a visible shift in research as well
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% of Surveys done using Digital Methods
27% 33% 32% 45%2009
% spend by research methods within quant.
54% 57% 45% 65%2017
Source ESOMAR annual report
From Single Source Multiple Sources
Online Real-time engaging
methods
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Have we moved at the same pace as consumers ?
Do we have the right methods to measure consumer behaviour in this complex digital world?
Understanding the cultural essence enables marketers to engage people with relevant content and grow their business
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2.4M shares
Real family moments shared
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“Think about
that some
more...”
Means
“It’s bad, don’t do it!”
Our Interactions and Communications
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“Think about
that some
more...”
Means
“It’s bad, don’t do it!”
“It’s a good idea,
keep developing
it!”
Our Interactions and Communications
Romance is more subtle in Germany
French are great lovers and very expressive
And our Behaviour
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Culture depicts how people interact and behave
Erin Meyer, author of ‘The Culture Map,’ discusses culture in the
Harvard Business Review
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Communicate Evaluate
Lead Decide
Trust Disagree
Schedule Persuade
Based on 8 principles by ERIN MEYER
“Considerable pressure on Gen Z at an early age has led to a greater complexity in being a young person.
They share these pressures with their peers across the world, making them:
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Source: Ford Motor Company Media Center
Recent research published by Ford Motors:
Truly, The First Global Generation”
A Survey conducted in Europe, Asia and U.S.A. found that 25% of Gen Z interact daily with peers in other countries.
Borderless communication is affecting the way consumers evolve
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Source: Millward Brown Survey
Building a more globalized, Borderless World, where a 15-year-old in Mumbai is far more aware of a local issue in Frankfurt than he is of something in Pune.
Source: Millward Brown Survey
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Approximate numbers based on internet penetration
Mobile research
PC based online research is born
CATI is bornRadio & TV
Measurements
Beginning of Internet
ATM & Telephone
banking
PC is launched by
IBM
Passive data collection
Smart phone based research
Social & Others
Viewershipdata
Q & A Data Text
Q & A Data Text
PassiveTelemetry
Image/Video
GeoLocation
Web visits
Health Data
0.3% 0.5%
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Keeping consumers connected 24x7
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Source: Multi country study done by BA
How can MR cope with this evolution?
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Through Real-Time Insights
By blending methods with real behaviour andusing mobile phones to create context &
relevance.
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Multi-mode adaptive invitations to maximise the RR
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Average responses per day using all other methods
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Multi-mode adaptive invitations to maximise the RR
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Average responses per day using all other methods
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Average responses per day using all other methods
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Average responses per day using all other methods
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Push notifications
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Push notifications
Whatsapp/Social
Average responses per day using all other methods
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Indians socialize on weekends and hence lower response
Germans spend their weekends mainly at home with family
Understanding geo movements & cultures
• Longer Travel distance to places for self-indulgence.
Hence prefer sedans and SUVs
• Travel more to social and public places so Parking and Traffic are critical factors.
Hence prefer compact cars
Where: Top places visited apart from work and home
~ 39 km ~ 18 km
Why
Germany India
Attending functions/ Celebrations / festivals
Meeting friends / families
Temple Cinema
Visiting parents /friends
Shopping / Grocery / Markets
Bakery / Grocery
PubsWeekend getaways
Outdoor sports
Average distance travelled in a day across a year
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New age study in Germany & India to understand their behaviour & decision making
Germany
India
Men, 18-55 years old
Car Intenders or bought in last 1 month
Target Group
Smartphone Users monitored passively and engaged actively
Posts
Survey responses in sync with The Culture Map
Number of text posts per day/ per respondent
1 3
5 13
Pictures
Number of media posts per day/ per respondent
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Behaviour captured using search history is more closer to market reality than claims
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Willingness to buy electric vs gasoline cars
88%
86%
93%
95%
Claimed response
Gasoline brands / make
Electric brands / make
Gasoline brands / make
Electric brands / make
Real-Behaviour Using Search
Shows lower interest in buying electric cars vs the survey responses
11%
9%22%
16%16%
22%
11%
9%
Online behaviour is able to depict offline movementMarketing at right time and right channel at right time enhances marketing ROI
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Visited the DealerKeyword Search Related to Cars
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Path to purchase : similar yet so different
Attention via Ads / Street Intercepts /
friends and relatives
Online research / compared cars online / Car websites
Reviews and Social media Visited dealer to check final price, offers and finance options
Compared online Final buying process in consultation with family
Spoke to friends and family Visited showrooms for test drives, quotations and
offers
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Consideration basket : Differences due to culture ?
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Explored
Considered
Decided
Engaging methods of data collection generate insights taking into account local & global culture
Relatively linear path with lower brands in exploration and
consideration set
Online is the major influencer in decision making for Germans
Reflects un-expressive and confrontational culture into responses
with lower and direct responses
The path is more complicated
Online along with family & friends are bigger influencers in India
More expressive and likes to share info
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Understanding real behaviour needs new arrays of methods
These methods are more efficient & work across markets
Generating deeper insights leading to more actionable decision making
In a digitally connected world with people getting cross-cultural exposure
There are less defined geographical boundaries
Resulting in opportunity for innovative data capturing methods
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The Existing Culture Map
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Expressive
Un-Expressive
Confrontational Avoids Confrontation
India
Germany
Source: The Culture Map by Erin Meyer
The Futuristic Cultural Map - Diminishing Geographical Boundaries
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Networked
Stand-Alone
Multi-Touch Immersed Single-Device
Germany
India
The Futuristic Cultural Map - Diminishing Geographical Boundaries
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Networked
Stand-Alone
Multi-Touch Immersed Single-Device
Germany
India
The Futuristic Cultural Map - Diminishing Geographical Boundaries
© 2017 Borderless Access
Networked
Stand-Alone
Multi-Touch Immersed Single-Device
India
Germany
India
The Futuristic Cultural Map - Diminishing Geographical Boundaries
© 2017 Borderless Access
Networked
Stand-Alone
Multi-Touch Immersed Single-Device
Germany
India