Nudging Shoppers on the Path to Purchase

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Engaging shoppers by understanding the path to purchase from a consumer neuromarketing view.

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Shopper Insights: Using neuroscience to understand

shopper behaviour

Presenter:

Dr Shane G Moon

Stock photos sourced from Google & Getty images

“Men ought to know that from the brain, and from the brain only, arise our pleasures, joys, laughter and jests, as well as our sorrows, pains, grief's and tears. Through it, in particular, we think, see, hear and distinguish the ugly from the beautiful, the bad from the good, the pleasant from the unpleasant” - Hippocrates, 5th Century, BC

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Looking inside to

understand how we decide

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BEHAVIOUR

IS

ACTIVE

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BEHAVIOUR

IS

ACTIVE

80 %

to predict BEHAVIOUR from INTENTION

failure

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WE CAN ONLY NUDGE

CUSTOMERS ALONG THE

PATH TO PURCHASE

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BUT FIRST ACCEPT THAT

MARKETING IS NO LONGER THIS

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IT IS NOW THIS

TV

ONLINE

PRINT

SHELF IN STORE

MOBILE

OUTDOOR

EXPERIENCE PRODUCT

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Advertising for an ACTIVE MODE

needs to be SIMPLE and

STAND OUT

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So an EMOTIONAL response

is simply “called up” outside

deliberate conscious

processing

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STANDING OUT FROM

THE NOISE

DESIGN TO HIT THE

PRIMEVAL

RESPONSES

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WE HAVE BEEN

MAKING DECISIONS A

LONG TIME

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BUT IN THE PAST WE

HAD BUT A FEW

DECISIONS TO SURVIVE

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SO DECISIONS WERE

FAST AND EASY

OLD BRAIN

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BUT THE BRAIN

DEVELOPED A SWITCH

NEW BRAIN

Emotions Decisions

ADVERTISING THAT AVOIDS

THE SWITCH DRIVES

DECISIONS THAT ARE:

Primal

Unconscious

Fast

Effortless

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AND STORY IS

CRITICAL TO BRING IT

TOGETHER

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NOVELTY

“If we had relied on traditional testing for VW's ‘The Force’ ad we may have not run it. Your neuro engagement score proved we were sitting on gold.”

Metrics: • 44 million views on YouTube, • a reported 6.8 billion impressions

worldwide, • more than $100 million in earned media.

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how we really respond

to advertising

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NEURAL MECHANISMS

OF MARKETING

SENSITISATION

Impact that creates

a strong response

BUT IT CAN BE

DANGEROUS

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NEURAL MECHANISMS

OF MARKETING

CONDITIONING

Strong associations

CAN be created

between seemingly

uninteresting things

like a ‘tick mark’, a

word, and religion

030.

THEORY IS

GREAT BUT

WHAT ABOUT

IN THE REAL

WORLD

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WOULD YOU LIKE

TO SHOP HERE

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Poor sales

Poor store traffic

Very low business growth

NOT MANY WOULD

GOOD TO GREAT

Good Great

Good

Good Great

Great Good Great

WINNING CUSTOMERS

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First 90 days, Kmart averaged

YOY transaction growth of

5.96. No mean feat in a

competitive, cluttered discount

dominated category in which

Kmart’s major competitors

were affected by negative

sales results.

IN SUMMARY

1. Message alignment from pre-store to in-store for greatest impact.

2. Emotional advertising should be reserved for pre-store.

3. Leverage the most relevant emotional cues from pre-store on other active marketing model channels.

4. Avoid introducing a new direction for a brand in the store.

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IN SUMMARY

5. Build in-store marketing and communication strategies for brands with above the line advertising in mind.

6. Passive marketing is about creating, establishing and reinforcing a brand neural network.

7. Active marketing is simply about ‘triggering’ or ‘calling up’ of these cues.

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THANK YOU

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INSIGHTS THAT MATTER