aj johnson mobile - 2012
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A Presenta*on from The NewMR Mobile Event 22 February 2012
Event sponsored by Vision Cri1cal All copyright owned by The Future Place and the presenters of the material For more informa1on about Vision Cri1cal visit www.visioncri1cal.com
For more informa1on about NewMR events visit newmr.org
Mobile Research: Beyond Surveys AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer
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Mobile Research: Beyond Surveys AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer
Speaker AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
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This presenta*on will avoid the word ‘Survey’
And avoid the use of the term ‘Mobile Phone’
Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
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Which of these mobile devices are capable of research?
Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
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Human behaviour driven by two decision-‐making Systems, 1 & 2 …
Slow Explicit
Analy*cal EfforSul Cogni*ve
Proposi*onal Conscious
System 2
Fast Implicit
Experien*al Ins*nc*ve Emo*onal Metaphoric Unconscious
System 1
“We are not thinking machines that feel;
we are feeling machines that think”
Antonio Damasio
Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
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BUT…. Human behaviour is a complicated business…….
Individual Factors Social Factors
Environment (Physical & Choice Environments)
Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
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“Since the majority of money spent on market research is spent on de-‐contextualised market research – which is essen*ally asking people to make a theore*cal decision – how much predic*ve value does this really have?”
Rory Sutherland, Ogilvy Vice Chairman & Former IPA President
Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
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So rather than thinking of it as ‘Mobile Research’
‘Contextualised Research’ where the mobile device is the
ideal tool
We see it as
Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
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The Peak End Rule
‘Humans have a tendency to evaluate experiences by how they end’
Daniel Kahneman and Donald Redelmeier
Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
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Why ‘Hot States’ are important to understand
The Heat of the Moment: The Effect of Sexual Arousal on Sexual Decision Making, Ariely & Lowenstein, 2006
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The Effects of Hot States
Non-Aroused Aroused % Saying ‘Yes’ Are women’s shoes erotic? 42% 65% Can you imagine having sex with a 50 year old woman? 28% 55% Is a woman sexy when she’s sweating? 56% 72% Is just a kiss frustrating? 41% 69%
The Heat of the Moment: The Effect of Sexual Arousal on Sexual Decision Making, Ariely & Lowenstein, 2006
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Ill /unwell
% Def/Prob buy% Probably would buy% Definitely would buy
Average Monadic Purchase Intent for Ambient Food Concepts
Context changes the way we feel, think and behave
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Significance shown at 95% level
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Understanding the emo*onal shopper
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Measuring the impact of emo*on and psycho-‐physiological states during the shopping experience
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Knowledge of how emo*on & visceral state influence purchasing will lead to behavioural ‘interven*ons’ that might be trialled
Understanding & diagnosing behaviour
Emo*on, Visceral, Context
Purchase data In store behaviour
1. Do hungry people buy more? 2. Do excited shoppers/those in rush buy on deal less? 3. Does feeling warm increase the purchase of cold soM drinks? 4. Does anxiety lead to less 1me spent in store?
Interven*ons ac*ng on our understanding
1. Place hot deli counter near entrance to waM temp1ng aromas 2. Generate excitement near fixture to reduce effec1veness of (compe1tor) promo1ons
4. Play calming music to encourage increased 1me in store 3. Adjust air-‐condi1oning around the drinks aisles
Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
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Measuring experiences using mobile
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Gaining emo*onal response and discussion around live adver*sing
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Line Event Monitoring Pilot: 2nd Half
Visceral States
All this for a KIA?
is commercial Ame aBer halBime 1/2 priced? These commercials
blow.
We won! Woohoo!
Pats are in the zone
I'm sooooo bored by game and ads. Sigh Go Giants!!!!
EndZone
Buffalo wings, pizza, lots of cookies !! Chilli... OMG I can’t eat
anymore !
Wow. Great catch. I think my chances are lower
now. Not great end for the Pats.
I wasn't very impressed by the
Honda ad
I liked it. Couldn't believe they brought back the valet guy.
Wow. Great ending. Great game. Great
app!
Hunger gone, thirst back Anxiety up
3rd Quarter 4th Quarter
Comments Key Giants fans Pats fans
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Evalua*ng new channels of communica*on
Maintaining the ‘Hot State’ through the experience to the research evalua*on
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Unreliable witnesses…
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Meet Our Detec*ves
Team Marple The case for Individual Factors
Team Poirot
The case for Social Factors
Team Columbo
The case for Choice Environment
Team Holmes The case for Local Environment
Mass Ethnography – Observing the behaviour of others
Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
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Mass Ethnography – Observing the behaviour of others
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And homes can talk: Introducing BrainJuicer’s Talking home
Monitoring energy
Sleep monitoring
Video diaries and camera observa*ons
Measuring connected technology
Monitoring appliance usage
Capturing emo*on
Personal measurement
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Measuring interven*on
Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4
State of the art designer bin delivered to house
No interven*on No interven*on Pro-‐recycling mail sent to home
Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
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What to take away from all this
S To maximise the success of research using mobile devices – Play to its strengths and embrace the opportuni1es it brings – Frame research design with an understanding of human behaviour
S We need to be be\er at contextualising research. Mobile is a great tool for doing this
S Mobile technology will con1nue to rapidly develop. We have only seen the beginning of the research poten1al
S And please don’t just think surveys when you hear the term mobile research
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Q & A
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Ray Poynter Vision Critical
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Thank you Contact [email protected]
Speaker AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK This line to be edited by NewMR
A Presenta*on from The NewMR Mobile Event 22 February 2012
Event sponsored by Vision Cri1cal All copyright owned by The Future Place and the presenters of the material For more informa1on about Vision Cri1cal visit www.visioncri1cal.com
For more informa1on about NewMR events visit newmr.org
Mobile Research: Beyond Surveys AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer