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On the Run: Using Smartphones to

Track Millennials Purchase Behavior

Jeff Scagnelli

Research Methods Center of Innovation

May 19, 2012

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Acknowledgements

Thank You!

Justin Bailey

Michael Link

Karen Benzra

Hala Makowska

Title of Presentation

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“Any snacks, drinks or meals that will be consumed within

one hour of purchase – no matter where they are bought.”

“Grab & Go” Moments Defined

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–Measure immediate consumption behavior of Millennials (18-29)

–Mobile Surveys to log purchases “in the moment”

–Phones provided (LG Optimus Android)

–Conducted in Southern California, one month (2011)

–Recruitment through online sources (SSI, IAG, Nielsen Online)

–Primarily Banner ads or direct email

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What do Millennials purchase?

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What did they do?

Smartphone Survey Scanning

Scanning

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–Photos of purchase taken

–GPS captured at survey launch

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Data Collection

Valid Response: - Survey launched and completed within one hour

- Each section completed within 20 minutes

- 268 total participants (3559 responses)

Quantitative

• In the moment user initiated surveys

Qualitative

• 15 Interviews conducted (Directional Feedback)

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Did activity decline?

4.333.38

2.63

2.90

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1.00

2.00

3.00

4.00

5.00

Week 1 (n= 1118) Week 2 (n= 881) Week 3 (n= 686) Week 4 (n= 774)

Submissions per respondent (mean)

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n = valid submissions per week

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How many items per trip?

1.00

1.50

2.00

Week 1 (n= 1118)Week 2 (n= 881)

Week 3 (n= 686)Week 4 (n= 774)

1.61

1.64

1.65

1.59

(Mean)

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n = valid submissions per week

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How long did a survey take?

6.19 6.14 5.87 5.76

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1.00

2.00

3.00

4.00

5.00

6.00

7.00

Week 1 (n= 1118) Week 2 (n= 881) Week 3 (n=686) Week 4 (n= 774)

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n = valid submissions per week

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How long did item entry take?

1.15 1.09.93

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2.352.03 2.08

1.68

3.513.20 3.02

2.79

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1.00

2.00

3.00

4.00

Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4

Single Item

2 items

3 Items

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How long did item entry take? (Barcode)

58.2560.46

52.22

47.81

79.71

70.91

59.05

62.91

30.00

40.00

50.00

60.00

70.00

80.00

90.00

Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4

Barcoded Item

Non Barcoded item

Single Item (Seconds)

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Barcode vs. Non Barcode: Frequency

49.1%

50.9%

49.2%

45.4%

50.9%

49.1%

50.8%

54.6%

40.0%

42.0%

44.0%

46.0%

48.0%

50.0%

52.0%

54.0%

Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4

Barcoded Item

Non-Barcoded Item

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Single Item

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9.2 %

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Where did they Complete?

360

264219 243

758

617

467531

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200

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700

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Week 1 (32.2%) Week 2 (30%) Week 3 (31.9%) Week 4 (31.4%)

Survey Submitted from Purchase Location(Self-Report)

At Location

Away from Location

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31% completion at location

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Key Insights

1. Not a burden: Easy to do

2. Study length was just right: task and duration

3. Changes to behavior:

– Pressure to purchase more

– Changes due to awareness

4. GPS was not a privacy concern: Panelists were aware

– Concern about incorrect data

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Next Steps

1. Validate item data

– Code single item trip photos

2. Validate location data (self-report) vs. GPS data

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One Respondent: 4 weeks

10/25 @ 11:43 PM, 7-11 10/27 @ 9:54 AM, C-Store 10/27 @ 2:01 PM, Other 10/27 @3:01PM, C-Store 10/28 @ 10:06 AM, 7-11

10/28; 12:01 PM, Other 10/28; 1:26 PM, Round Table Pizza 10/31; 10:05 AM, ampm 11/2; 9:57 AM, ampm 11/2, 5:28 PM, Ralph’s

11/6, 9:55 AM, 7-11 11/7, 10:32 AM, ampm 11/7, 1:41 PM, Ralph’s 1111, 10:31 AM, 7-11

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Contact Information

Jeff Scagnelli

Research Scientist

Nielsen

Email: Jeff.Scagnelli@nielsen.com

Phone: 813-366-4616

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