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Moments that matter Research - France June 2015

Methodology Quantitative Attitudinal Survey A total of 1,001 respondents in France age 18+ completed an online survey focusing on macro-level insights on consumer s overall Mobile Path to Purchase. In addition, it also gathered compelling and actionable insights across 4 key verticals: Retail, Health & Beauty, Travel, Media & Entertainment The study was fielded between June 15, 2015 and June 17, 2015 Respondents met the following criteria for inclusion in this research: Internet users 18+ Smartphone/tablet or desktop/laptop users Have purchased at least 1 type of product from specific category in the past 6 months: Retail, Health & Wellness, Travel, or Media & Entertainment

Summary Constant connectivity has not only transformed behaviour, but also expectations. Now, more than ever, we turn to our devices during real intent-driven moments where we want to do, need to find, or need to buy something, and expect immediate and relevant answers. These moments are crucial for brands because they are where decisions are being made and preferences are being shaped - these are moments that matter. I want to watch moments I want to know moments I need to find moments I need to buy moments

I want to watch moments

Mobile video viewers are almost 1.1x as likely as television viewers to consider it important that advertising fits with the content they re watching

Within the past month, 50% of online consumers looked on for ideas on... 22% Fixing a product 18% Cooking instructions 17% Comparing products Source: Ipsos Source: Ipsos Moments Momentsthat thatmatter MatterResearch Research EMEA, EMEA, June June 2015, 2015, France France

I want to know moments 7

69% of under 25s agree that they can find a YouTube video on ANYTHING they want to learn 72% of under 35s agree that they can find a YouTube video on ANYTHING they want to learn

In a typical week, 81% of online consumers say they ve turned to a device for immediate information or ideas as a reaction to a: 34% 27% TV commercial Magazine or newspaper ad

64% of smartphone users regularly turn to their smartphone for ideas while doing a given task (e.g. finding "how to" information when cooking, exercising, making repairs)

I need to find moments 11

78% of online consumers have discovered new products or brands online. Some online consumers discovered new products or brands... 51% Through search results

62% of smartphone users agree "When conducting a search on my smartphone, I like that there is an option to easily call a business directly from search results.

In a typical week, 81% of online consumers say they ve turned to a device for immediate information or ideas as a reaction to a: 34% 27% TV commercial Magazine or newspaper ad

I need to buy moments 15

60% of consumers conducting research on their smartphone have thought about purchasing a brand they would not normally consider because of relevant information available on their smartphone in the moment

54% of consumers conducting research on their smartphone have thought about purchasing a retail brand they would not normally consider because of relevant information available on their smartphone in the moment

45% of consumers conducting research on their smartphone have thought about purchasing a health & beauty brand they would not normally consider because of relevant information available on their smartphone in the moment

43% of consumers conducting research on their smartphone have thought about purchasing a travel services brand they would not normally consider because of relevant information available on their smartphone in the moment

56% of consumers conducting research on their smartphone have thought about purchasing a media & entertainment brand they would not normally consider because of relevant information available on their smartphone in the moment

62% of smartphone users agree "When conducting a search on my smartphone, I like that there is an option to easily call a business directly from search results.

48% of smartphone users agree that the last time they used their smartphone while shopping at the store, the information found impacted their purchase decision

21% of smartphone users agree that the last time they used their smartphone while shopping at the store, the information found helped them choose what to buy

Smartphones are used in the following ways when shopping for retail products 35% To research prices 29% Search for product information 21% To locate a store / business

Smartphones are used in the following ways when shopping for health & beauty products 23% Search for product information 21% To research prices 13% To locate a store / business

Smartphones are used in the following ways when shopping for travel services 42% To research prices 28% Search for product information 11% To locate a store / business

Smartphones are used in the following ways when shopping for media & entertainment products 31% To research prices 30% Search for product information 22% To locate a store / business

These matter to brands because they are moments of intent where decisions are being made and preferences being shaped.

33% of online consumers agree that the relevance of a company's message influences their opinion of a brand

71% of smartphone users have used their smartphone to gather information for the purchase of a product or service

7% of people who conduct research on their smartphone know the exact brand/product they want to buy when they begin their research online

93% of consumers who researched a product/brand on their smartphone have taken the following actions 58% Searched for more information on a brand 57% Visited a store or related website 39% Considered purchasing a brand 27% Watched a related YouTube video

52% of consumers conducting research on their smartphone have purchased a brand they would not normally purchase because of relevant information available on their smartphone in the moment

40% of consumers conducting research on their smartphone have actually purchased a retail brand they would not normally purchase because of relevant information available on their smartphone in the moment

34% of consumers conducting research on their smartphone have actually purchased a health & beauty brand they would not normally purchase because of relevant information available on their smartphone in the moment

35% of consumers conducting research on their smartphone have actually purchased a travel services brand they would not normally purchase because of relevant information available on their smartphone in the moment

45% of consumers conducting research on their smartphone have actually purchased a media & entertainment brand they would not normally purchase because of relevant information available on their smartphone in the moment

45% of consumers conducting research on their smartphone have actually purchased a Media & Entertainment brand they would not normally purchase because of relevant information available on their smartphone in the moment 40% of consumers conducting research on their smartphone have actually purchased a Retail brand they would not normally purchase because of relevant information available on their smartphone in the moment 35% of consumers conducting research on their smartphone have actually purchased a Travel brand they would not normally purchase because of relevant information available on their smartphone in the moment 34% of consumers conducting research on their smartphone have actually purchased a Health & Beauty brand they would not normally purchase because of relevant information available on their smartphone in the moment

48% of smartphone users agree that the last time they used their smartphone while shopping at the store, the information found impacted their purchase decision

Online consumers agree that the following things they see or hear have a very strong/strong/moderate influence on their opinion of a retail brand 75% What I hear from friends or family 59% What I see specifically from companies offline 58% What I see specifically from companies online

Online consumers agree that the following things they see or hear have a very strong/strong/moderate influence on their opinion of a health & beauty brand 75% What I hear from friends or family 58% What I see specifically from companies offline 51% What I see specifically from companies online

Online consumers agree that the following things they see or hear have a very strong/strong/moderate influence on their opinion of a travel service brand 87% What I hear from friends or family 68% What I see specifically from companies online 63% What I see specifically from companies offline

Online consumers agree that the following things they see or hear have a very strong/strong/moderate Online consumers agree that influence the following things they see or hear on their opinion of a have a very strong/strong/moderate influence on their opinion of a brand media & entertainment product brand 83% What I hear from friends or family 66% What I see specifically from companies offline 61% What I see specifically from companies online Source: Ipsos Source: Ipsos Moments Momentsthat thatmatter MatterResearch Research EMEA, EMEA, June June 2015, 2015, France France Google GoogleConfidential Confidential and Proprietary Proprietary

Throughout these moments, millions of consumer signals are created which can help marketers both identify and find the right people, but also understand which people are actually interested in their message and when they re raising their hand.

77% of online consumers have taken action after seeing a message from a company (e.g., online ad, video or website content), that is relevant to them. This message led them to 42% Continue researching product/service 36% Visit a store to do further research 29% Tell others about company 22% Purchase from the company

32% of online consumers agree that their opinion of a retail brand is influenced by seeing a company s messaging (e.g. advertising, video, website) when it s most relevant to them

29% of online consumers agree that their opinion of a health & beauty brand is influenced by seeing a company s messaging (e.g. advertising, video, website) when it s most relevant to them

42% of online consumers agree that their opinion of a travel services brand is influenced by seeing a company s messaging (e.g. advertising, video, website) when it s most relevant to them

43% of online consumers agree that their opinion of a media & entertainment brand is influenced by seeing a company s messaging (e.g. advertising, video, website) when it s most relevant to them

Smartphone users would take action right away for at least one of the following occasions using their device... 58% When an unexpected problem arises 49% For more information on a brand/product 32% When I need to buy something 32% When a new task arises

71% of smartphone users have used their smartphone to gather information for the purchase of a product or service

93% of people who conduct research on their smartphone have used their smartphone to research a product or brand they are thinking about buying

Appendix

68% of smartphone users feel their smartphone enables them to act spontaneously when their interests or passions are sparked

35% of online consumers say things they come across, like commercials or online ads, social network posts or TV shows, often lead them to search for information about retail products

32% of online consumers say things they come across, like commercials or online ads, social network posts or TV shows, often lead them to search for information about health & beauty products

46% of online consumers say things they come across, like commercials or online ads, social network posts or TV shows, often lead them to search for information about travel services

41% of online consumers say things they come across, like commercials or online ads, social network posts or TV shows, often lead them to search for information about media & entertainment products

36% of online consumers strongly agree/agree that brands that consistently show in their searches are relevant to them

45% of people doing research on their smartphone agree that they have been influenced to visit a store or make a purchase of retail products by seeing a company s messaging (e.g. advertising, video, website) when it s most relevant to them

36% of people doing research on their smartphone agree that they have been influenced to visit a store or make a purchase of health & beauty products by seeing a company s messaging (e.g. advertising, video, website) when it s most relevant to them

38% of people doing research on their smartphone agree that they have been influenced to visit a store or make a purchase of travel services by seeing a company s messaging (e.g. advertising, video, website) when it s most relevant to them

50% of people doing research on their smartphone agree that they have been influenced to visit a store or make a purchase of media & entertainment products by seeing a company s messaging (e.g. advertising, video, website) when it s most relevant to them