News in category ‘Experiential strategy’

Closer to Consumers

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As consumer’s lives have increasingly moved online so too has the world of market research as it seeks to use access consumers for ever faster and more cost effective data capture. Researching consumers via online panels clearly has its benefits however marketers also recognize the importance of gathering insights through real world techniques such as qualitative groups. That said, focus groups ar notoriously expensive and, frankly, recruitment standards at times somewhat dubious.

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Perfectly poised for Live Media

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As budgets are becoming increasingly tough to secure the trend of clients re-evaluating their marketing activity to identify which elements are making a genuine contribution to their business – and, if live media sends out the right messages, we should get a bigger share of marketing budgets.

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Experiential & Social Media Marketing – The new BFFs*?

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Experiential and Social Media marketing are two mediums both trying to create a lasting relationship between brand and consumer, but can they actually work smarter, together?

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Is music the right platform for your brands experiential strategy?

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Here’s a few tips to ensure that your brand does not stand out like Lady Gaga at a WI Harvest Service.

Know your consumers and study their behaviour in different situations. Brands wishing to have presence at outdoor events, such as festivals, need to ensure that their offering is relevant and credible. For example, a brand experience creative execution that is successful within say a shopping centre or train station environment may fail within a highly competitive festival setting and ultimately de-value the brand equity in the long term.

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The High Street, Wagbo and Experiential marketing

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In true X-factor beating fashion, high street shoppers are quickly taking the power back. The net effect of user friendly comparison websites, online vouchers and attractive sales promotion techniques has meant that consumers are equipped with an armoury of information before parting with their hard earned cash.

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