Mobile In-Store Research How in-store shoppers are using mobile devices. April 2013



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Mobile In-Store Research How in-store shoppers are using mobile devices April 2013

Research created in conjunction with: Google Shopper Marketing Agency Council The Google Shopper Marketing Agency Council is a group of recognized shopper marketing experts, wellknown for advancing client's brands along the digital path-to-purchase. This group, in collaboration with Google, seeks to ignite digital thought leadership among Shopper Marketers. The council is focused on driving digital shopper thought leadership, cultivating insightful research, and developing transformational toolkit solutions for marketers. Follow us on Google+ for more information. Core Council members include: Charlie Anderson SVP Shopper Marketing, Project Worldwide Matt Egol Partner, Booz Digital Heidi Froseth SVP, Target Team Leader, Catapult/RPM Beth Ann Kaminkow President & CEO, TraceyLocke Brian Kristofek President & CEO, Upshot Ken Madden EVP, Head of Digital North America, OgilvyAction Tina Manikas EVP, Global Retail Officer, DraftFCB Morgan Mcalenney SVP, TBWA/Digital Arts Network, The Integer Group Mike Paley SVP Shopper Marketing & Experiential, The Marketing Arm

Methodology Background: Research collaboration with Google, M/A/R/C Research, and top shopper marketing agencies to uncover the role & opportunities for mobile in the shopping experience. Qualitative Quantitative Used to inform quantitative: Timing: Q4 2012 5 4 20 Q3 02 Shop-along ethnographies Bulletin Boards 1,507 smartphone owners who use mobile devices for shopping, completed a 3 part survey for a shopping trip. General Habits & Profiling In-Store Activities Self-Ethnographies Timing: 2012 Shopping Trip Reflections Note: Weights applied to reflect the demographic profile of U.S. smartphone owners based on 2012 MRI data.

Methodology 62% Standard smartphone shoppers, defined as: 79% Using a smartphone to assist with shopping at least once a month or more. 17% of smartphone owners are smartphone shoppers Frequent smartphone shoppers, defined as: 1. Use mobile to assist in shopping at least once a week. 2. Agree highly: Use my mobile to make everyday tasks easier. 03 Use my mobile to research products. Routinely look for new mobile apps.

Key Takeaways Smartphones are transforming the in-store shopping experience. 8 in 10 smartphone shoppers use mobile in-store to help with shopping The retail landscape is evolving for all industries. Mobile use in stores is not category specific - Nearly 2/3 of baby product shoppers compare prices in-store. 04 Mobile search is the starting point. Instead of going directly to a site or app, 82% of shoppers use search engines for browsing product information while in-store. Shoppers who use mobile more, spend more in-store. Frequent mobile shoppers spend 25% more in-store than people who only occasionally use a mobile phone to help with shopping.

Research Sections Section 1 Mobile influences the path to purchase & increases basket sizes Section 2 Mobile empowers shoppers Section 3 Shoppers rely on search for product information Section 4 Shoppers use mobile devices across all product categories 19

Mobile influences the path to purchase & increases basket sizes

90% of smartphone shoppers use their phone for pre-shopping activities 58% 57% 44% 44% 43% Find location /directions Find hours Make price comparisons Find promo offers Browse 32% 31% 31% 30% 19% Find where specific products are sold Find product information Find product availability in-store Find product reviews Use to make A purchase 21 Please check how you used your smartphone for pre-shopping. N=1507

84% of smartphone shoppers use their devices to help shop while in a store 05 Base: smartphone shoppers (n=1,507) Please check how you used your [smartphone] while shopping inside the physical store.

We re seeing this across categories. Appliances (102) Grocery (203) 89% 97% Baby Care (137) Electronics (206) Household Care (187) Health & Beauty (198) Apparel (1375 87% 87% 86% 81% 80% Pet Care 71% (99) In-store smartphone use for any shopping activity 06 Please check how you used your [smartphone] while shopping inside the physical store.

Almost half use mobile for 15+ minutes per store visit 07 Base: smartphone shoppers (n-1,507) In total, approximately how much time did you spend on shopping related activities for [CATEGORY] on your mobile device while in the store(s) you visited?

Shoppers who use mobile more, buy more Health & Beauty $30 (198) Median Basket Size % increase $45 +50% Appliances (102) $250 Median Basket Size % increase $350 +40% Electronics (206) $161 Median Basket Size % increase $215 +34% Household Care $40 (187) Median Basket Size % increase $50 +25% Standard Smartphone Shoppers Frequent Smartphone Shoppers 08 During your shopping trip, about how much did you spend in total for [CATEGORY]?

Self-help is becoming the new norm 1in3 shoppers use their smartphones to find information instead of asking store employees 09 Base: use smartphone in-store (n-1,480) At any time during your shopping experience, did you use your mobile device to find information or answer questions that you would have otherwise asked a store employee?

In some categories this self-help trend dramatically increases 55% 48% Appliances Electronics (102) 40% 39% Baby Care Household Care (135) 23 (203) (185) Base: use smartphone in-store. At any time during your shopping experience, did you use your mobile device to find information or answer questions that you would have otherwise asked a store employee? (99)

Mobile empowers shoppers

Convenience and savings are leading drivers of mobile use Benefit of using mobile phone for shopping 51% 44% 42% Saves me Time Saves me Money Makes Life Easier 25 Base: smartphone shoppers n=1507. In general, what three things do you like most about using your mobile device to assist you in shopping?

Cost savings are important to consumers Cost savings are important to in-store consumers Cost savings and Cost so are is savings important to consumers finding are your important business to consumers 53% 53% Make price comparisons 53% 36% 36% portant to consumers Make Make price price comparisons Make comparisons price comparisons Find location Find Find /directions location /direction 36% Find location /directions 39% 39% Find promotional offers Find promotional 36% 35% 39% Find Find promotional location hours / directions 35% Find hours 35% Find Find hours 10 Base: smartphone shoppers (n-1,507) Please check how you used 16your smartphone while shopping inside the physical store.

In-store price comparisons are the most common shopping activity across all categories 74% 70% 62% 58% 51% 46% 44% 36% Appliances Electronics Baby Care Household Care Pet Care Health & Beauty Apparel Grocery (102) (206) (137) (187) (99) (198) (375) (203) In-store smartphone use for mobile price comparisons 26 Please check how you used your [smartphone] while shopping inside the physical store.

Shoppers rely on search for product information

82% of shoppers use search engines when browsing product info in-store 28 Base: Use smartphone to perform activity when shopping. Which of the following resources did you use for {activity} in the physical store?

Consumers choose search as their #1 in-store resource to help research products 82% Search Engine 62% Store Websites 50% Brand Websites 21% Store Apps 20% Deal Websites 11 Base: Use smartphone to perform activity when shopping. (n=486) Q: Which of the following resources did you use for {activity} in the physical store?

Consumers choose search as their #1 in-store resource 73% 72% 67% 39% 24% 17% 50% 30% 25% 21% Search Engine Store Websites Brand Websites Store Apps Brand Apps Find where products are sold (374) 29 Search Engine Store Websites Brand Websites Comparison Sites Scanner Apps Make price comparisons 63% Search Engine 59% 38% 36% 35% Store Websites Brand Websites Deal Websites Promo notification from email or text Find promotional offers (794) Base: Use smartphone to perform activity when shopping. Q: Which of the following resources did you use for {activity} in the physical store? (654)

Mobile sites are preferred over apps by in-store shoppers 65% Prefer Mobile Sites 35% Prefer Apps 12 Base: Total Respondents; n=1507.q Do you prefer to use mobile web sites or apps while shopping for [CATEGORY] using your mobile device? Q Why do you prefer to use [mobile web sites/apps] while shopping for [CATEGORY] using your mobile device?

Implications for businesses 1 Mobile marketing isn t an option; it s an imperative 2 Mobile can be used to get customers to the store and can help keep them there 3 Meet the showrooming challenge head-on 4 Recognize the pivotal role of mobile to your overall marketing strategy 14

Mobile marketing isn t an option; it s an imperative In-store shoppers are looking for product information and they re turning to their mobile device to find it. The mobile device, always on and always with shoppers, is one of the biggest influencers in the store today; it presents tremendous opportunities for marketers across industries to connect with potential customers--wherever they are, whenever they re searching for your products. 15

Mobile can be used to get customers to the store and can help keep them there Allow customers to find your business on mobile. In addition to having a mobile website, businesses should use it to prominently display retail locations and phone numbers. Own the digital shelf. Make it easy for shoppers to find product information, promotional offers, or other information about your business on their smartphones when in-store. Adapt your marketing message to the consumer s context. Taking into account things like location, time of day and device allow you to reach people with more relevant messages. 16

Meet the showrooming challenge head-on Embrace mobile use in-store. It s going to happen, so find a way to take advantage of it. Having a wide inventory of ecommerce products, store maps, and product information QR codes are just some of the ways to connect with mobile users. Improve the in-store experience. Offering expert service from salespeople or interactive product demos can help distinguish your in-store experience from online shopping. Have a strategy to address price comparisons. Using price match guarantees, stocking unique product bundles, and creating store specific brands and products are just some of the steps that businesses can take. 17

Recognize the pivotal role of mobile to your overall marketing strategy Own the shelf by allowing consumers to research and purchase your products with a mobile device. Shoppers often need more information to make a purchase decision and mobile search is their gateway. Start to measure new conversion types. Today s devices offer more ways than ever for customers to interact with your business. Customers that initially find you on mobile can transact on a web site or app, purchase over the phone, or visit your physical store. Develop strategies to accurately attribute these actions to your mobile marketing. 18

Shoppers use mobile devices across all product categories

Shoppers use mobile phones in-store when shopping for apparel 43% 43% 34% 34% Make price comparisons Find promo offers Find location / directions Find hours 31 P3Q200/P3Q300/P3Q400. Please check how you used your smartphone [in store]. N=375

Shoppers use mobile phones in-store when shopping for electronics 70% 51% 45% 45% 42% Make price comparisons Browse Find product reviews Find hours Find product information 42% 40% 35% 32% Find location / directions Find promo offers Find where specific products are sold Find product availability in-store 32 P3Q200/P3Q300/P3Q400. Please check how you used your smartphone [in store].. N=206

Shoppers use mobile phones in-store when shopping for appliances 75% 73% 64% 62% 58% Make price comparisons Find product information Find promo offers Browse Find hours 53% 46% 45% 41% 38% Find product reviews Find where specific products are sold Find location /directions Find product availability in-store Use to make a purchase 33 P3Q200/P3Q300/P3Q400. Please check how you used your smartphone [in store]. N=102

Shoppers use mobile phones in-store when shopping for health & beauty 46% 42% 43% 40% 35% Make price comparisons Find location /directions Find hours Find promo offers Browse 34 P3Q200/P3Q300/P3Q400. Please check how you used your smartphone [in store]. N=198

Shoppers use mobile phones in-store when shopping for household care 58% 41% 36% 34% 32% Make price comparisons Find location /directions Browse Find promo offers Find product information 35 P3Q200/P3Q300/P3Q400. Please check how you used your smartphone [in store]. N=187

Shoppers use mobile phones in-store when shopping for pet products 58% Make price comparisons 36 P3Q200/P3Q300/P3Q400. Please check how you used your smartphone [in store]. N=99

Shoppers use mobile phones in-store when shopping for baby products 62% 42% 39% 37% 37% Make price comparisons Browse Find location /directions Find promo offers Find hours 37 P3Q200/P3Q300/P3Q400. Please check how you used your smartphone [in store]. N=137

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