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    Mobile In-Store Research

    How in-store shoppers are using mobile devicesApril 2013

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    Google Shopper Marketing Agency Council

    The Google Shopper Marketing Agency Council is a group of recognized shopper marketing experts, well-known 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 ondriving 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:

    Research created in conjunction with:

    Charlie ndersonSVP Shopper Marketing, Project Worldwide

    Heidi FrosethSVP, Target Team Leader, Catapult/RPM

    Brian KristofekPresident & CEO, Upshot

    Tina ManikasEVP, Global Retail O"cer, DraftFCB

    Mike PaleySVP Shopper Marketing & Experiential, The Marketing Arm

    Matt EgolPartner, Booz Digital

    Beth nn KaminkowPresident & CEO, TraceyLocke

    Ken MaddenEVP, Head of Digital North America, OgilvyAction

    Morgan McalenneySVP, TBWA/Digital Arts Network, The Integer Group

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    02 Note: Weights applied to re!ect the demographic pro"le of U.S. smartphone owners based on 2012 MRI data.

    Background: Research collaboration with Google, M/A/R/C Research, and top shoppermarketing agencies to uncover the role & opportunities for mobile in the shopping experience.

    QualitativeUsed to inform quantitative:

    QuantitativeTiming: Q4 2012

    1,507smartphone owners who use mobile devices forshopping, completed a 3 part survey for a shopping trip.

    General Habits & Pro!ling

    In-Store Activities

    Shopping Trip Re"ections

    Shop-along

    ethnographies

    5Bulletin Boards4

    Self-Ethnographies

    20Timing: 2012Q3

    Methodology

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    Frequentsmartphoneshoppers, de!ned as:

    1. Use mobile to assist in shopping

    at least once a week.2. Agree highly:

    Use my mobileto make everyday

    tasks easier.

    Use my mobileto researchproducts.

    Routinelylook for new

    mobile apps.

    Methodology

    17% 79%of smartphone

    owners aresmartphone

    shoppers

    Standardsmartphoneshoppers, de!ned as:Using a smartphone to assistwith shopping at least once amonth or more.

    62%

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    04

    Key Takeaways

    Mobile search is thestarting point.Instead of going directly to asite or app, 82% of shoppersuse search engines forbrowsing productinformation while in-store.

    The retail landscapeis evolving for all industries.Mobile use in stores is not category speci!c-Nearly2/3of baby product shopperscompare prices in-store.

    Smartphones aretransforming the in-storeshopping experience.8 in 10 smartphone shoppersusemobile in-store to help with shopping

    Shoppers who usemobile morespend more in-store.Frequent mobile shoppers

    spend 25% more in-storethan people who onlyoccasionally use a mobilephone to help with shopping.

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    Research Sections

    Section 1Mobile in"uences thepath to purchase &increases basket sizes

    Section 2Mobile empowersshoppers

    Section 3Shoppers rely onsearchfor productinformation

    Section 4Shoppers use mobiledevices across allproduct categories

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    Mobile in"uences thepath to purchase &increases basket sizes

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    8/3721 Please check how you used your smartphone for pre-shopping. N=1507

    of smartphone shoppers use theirphone for pre-shopping activities

    58%

    Find location/directions

    57%

    Browse

    44%

    Make pricecomparisons

    44%

    Find hours

    43%

    32% 31% 30%

    Find where speci!cproducts are sold

    19%

    Find productavailability in-store

    31%

    Find productreviews

    Find promoo#ers

    Find productinformation

    Use to makeA purchase

    90%

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    10/3706 Please check how you used your [smartphone] while shopping inside the physical store.

    Were seeing this across categories.

    Appliances

    In-store smartphone use for any shopping activity

    Grocery

    Baby Care

    ElectronicsHouseholdCareHealth &Beauty

    Apparel

    Pet Care 71%

    80%

    81%

    86%

    87%

    87%

    89%

    97%(102)

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    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?

    15+per store visitminutes

    Almost halfuse mobile for

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    09 Base: use smartphone in-store (n-1,480)At any time during your shopping experience, did you use your mobile device to "nd information or answer questions that you would have otherwise asked a store employee?

    Self-help is becoming the new norm

    1in3shoppers use theirsmartphones to !nd

    information instead ofasking store employees

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    23 Base: use smartphone in-store . At any time during your shopping experience, did you use your mobile device to"nd information or answer questions that you would have otherwise asked a store employee?

    In some categoriesthis self-help trend

    dramatically increases

    Appliances

    55%

    Electronics

    48%

    Baby Care

    40%

    Household Care

    39%

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    (102) (203)

    (135) (185)

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    Mobile empowersshoppers

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    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?

    Bene!t of using mobilephone for shopping

    Convenience andsavings are leadingdrivers of mobile use

    Saves meTime

    51%

    Saves meMoney Makes LifeEasier

    44% 42%

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    10 Base: smartphone shoppers (n-1,507)Please check how you used your smartphone while shopping inside the physical store.

    Cost savings are important to in-store consumersand so is !nding your business

    53%Make price comparisons

    39%Find promotional

    o#ers

    /

    35%Find hours

    36%Find location/ directions

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    26 Please check how you used your [smartphone] while shopping inside the physical store.

    In-store price comparisons are the most commonshopping activity across all categories

    Appliances

    74%

    Electronics BabyCare

    HouseholdCare Pet Care

    Health &Beauty Apparel Grocery

    70% 62% 58% 51% 46% 44% 36%

    In-store smartphone use for mobile price comparisons

    (375)(102) (206) (203)(198)(187) (99)(137)

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    Shoppers rely on searchfor product information

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    28 Base: Use smartphone to perform activity when shopping. Which of the following resources did you use for {activity} in the physical store?

    82%of shoppers use search

    engines when browsingproduct info in-store

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    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-storeresource to help research products

    Search Engine82%62% StoreWebsites

    50% BrandWebsites21% StoreApps

    20% DealWebsites

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    29 Base: Use smartphone to perform activity when shopping. Q: Which of the following resources did you use for {activity} in the physical store?

    Consumers choose searchas their #1 in-store resource

    Search Engine72%50% StoreWebsites

    30% BrandWebsites

    25% ComparisonSites

    21%ScannerApps

    Search Engine63%59% StoreWebsites38% BrandWebsites

    36% DealWebsites

    35%Promo

    noti!cationfrom emailor text

    Make price comparisons Find promotional o#ersFind where productsare sold

    Search Engine73%67% StoreWebsites

    39% BrandWebsites

    24% StoreApps

    17%BrandApps

    (374) (794) (654)

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    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? QWhy do you prefer to use [mobile web sites/apps] while shopping for [CATEGORY] using your mobile device?

    Mobile sites are preferred overapps by in-store shoppers

    65%PreferMobileSites

    35%Prefer Apps

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    Implications for businesses

    Mobile marketing isnt anoption; its an imperative

    Mobile can be used to

    get customers to thestore and can help keepthem there

    Meet the showroomingchallenge head-on

    Recognize the pivotal roleof mobile to your overallmarketing strategy

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    Mobile marketing isnt an option;its an imperative

    In-store shoppers are looking for product information and theyre turning to theirmobile device to !nd it. The mobile device, always on and always with shoppers,

    is one of the biggest in"uencers in the store today; it presents tremendousopportunities for marketers across industries to connect with potential customers--wherever they are,

    whenever theyre searching for your products.

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    Mobile can be used to get customers tothe store and can help keep them there

    Allow customers to nd yourbusiness on mobile.In addition to having a mobile website, businessesshould use it to prominently display retaillocations and phone numbers.Own the digital shelf.Make it easy for shoppers to !nd productinformation, promotional o#ers, or otherinformation about your businesson their smartphones when in-store.

    Adapt your marketing messageto the consumers context.Taking into account things like location, time ofday and device allow you to reach people withmore relevant messages.

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    Embrace mobile use in-store.Its going to happen, so !nd a way to takeadvantage of it. Having a wide inventory ofecommerce products, store maps, and productinformation QR codes are just some of the waysto connect with mobile users.

    Improve the in-store experience.O#ering expert service from salespeople orinteractive product demos can help distinguishyour in-store experience from online shopping.

    Have a strategy to address pricecomparisons.

    Using price match guarantees, stocking uniqueproduct bundles, and creating store speci!cbrands and products are just some of the stepsthat businesses can take.

    Meet the showroomingchallenge head-on

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    Shoppers use mobiledevices across allproduct categories

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    31 P3Q200/P3Q300/P3Q400. Please check how you used your smartphone [in store]. N=375

    Shoppers use mobile phones in-storewhen shopping for apparel

    43%

    Make pricecomparisons

    Find promoo#ers

    Find location /directions

    Find hours

    43% 34% 34%

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    32 P3Q200/P3Q300/P3Q400. Please check how you used your smartphone [in store].. N=206

    Shoppers use mobile phones in-storewhen shopping for electronics

    70%

    Make pricecomparisons

    51%

    Browse

    45%

    Find productreviews

    45%

    Find hours

    42%

    Find productinformation

    42%

    Find location /directions

    40%

    Find promoo#ers

    35%

    Find where speci!cproducts are sold

    32%

    Find productavailability in-store

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    33 P3Q200/P3Q300/P3Q400. Please check how you used your smartphone [in store]. N=102

    Shoppers use mobile phones in-storewhen shopping for appliances

    75%

    Make pricecomparisons

    73%

    Find productinformation

    64%

    Find promoo#ers

    62%

    Browse

    58%

    Find hours

    53%

    Find productreviews

    46% 45%

    Find location/directions

    41% 38%

    Use to make apurchase

    Find where speci!cproducts are sold

    Find productavailability in-store

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    34 P3Q200/P3Q300/P3Q400. Please check how you used your smartphone [in store]. N=198

    Shoppers use mobile phones in-storewhen shopping for health & beauty

    46%

    Make pricecomparisons

    42%

    Find location/directions

    40%

    Find promoo#ers

    43%

    Find hours

    35%

    Browse

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    35 P3Q200/P3Q300/P3Q400. Please check how you used your smartphone [in store]. N=187

    Shoppers use mobile phones in-storewhen shopping for household care

    58%

    Make pricecomparisons

    41%

    Find location/directions

    36%

    Browse

    34%

    Find promoo#ers

    32%

    Find productinformation

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    36 P3Q200/P3Q300/P3Q400. Please check how you used your smartphone [in store]. N=99

    Shoppers use mobile phones in-storewhen shopping for pet products

    58%Make price

    comparisons

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    37 P3Q200/P3Q300/P3Q400. Please check how you used your smartphone [in store]. N=137

    Shoppers use mobile phones in-storewhen shopping for baby products

    62%

    Make pricecomparisons

    42%

    Browse

    39%

    Find location/directions

    37%

    Find promoo#ers

    37%

    Find hours

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    Mobile In-Store ResearchHow in-store shoppers are using mobile devices