Sales institute conference 22nd may 2013 lr final

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A presentation about change and consumers delivered to The Annual Conference of The Sales Institute, 2013

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Larry RyanBehaviour & Attitudes

Understanding Consumer 2.0

ContextStory

Orienteering

Data 90%

Pace of Change Almost Exponential

EvolutionRevolutio

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CultureSmoking banPricingTravelFeminisationHealthTime outCloseness Informality

The Game Changer

“A Game Changer” -

€3 Billion over 3 years

Richard Scudamore FPL CEO

+71%

BT: Giving 38 games away to people paying as little as a tenner a month

Sky: Attacked BT for “using sport as a marketing gimmick to promote another product”

BT: “They are talking about sports rights holders, we are talking about customers”

Average adult has 4 potential online devices at home

15% more will buy a tablet this year – 405,000 more

1/3 of adults will have a tablet by year end

(+17%)1.7 million

personally own

(+12%)

Technology Explosion

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Implications

How we watch

How we shop

How we recommendHow we read

Who we refer to

….For Everything

common themes we observe in

the C 2.O world

The importance of responsible behaviour

2 in 3

Discounters – Incidence of ShoppingAll Shoppers: 649

37% 37%

44%

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63% 69%59%

64%68%

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Prioritisation of Value

% of shoppers using at all

2 in 3 use either discounter monthly

Signing Off

The only modern day certainty is change.

The pace of change is accelerating and ability to embrace change is too.

Consumer 2.0 can be hard to read but also quick to act. Need to watch, observe, listen and ask.

We may need to reframe an argument to hit the consumers soft spot.

Many brands and companies are looking at more spectacular and revolutionary approaches to prompt reappraisal

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Looking Back

Looking Forward

Consumer Confidence trending upwards but still negativeBalance

+/-Source: B&A Consumer Confidence Report

Q.1 Thinking about the economy as a whole, do you think that the country is better off, worse off, or about the same as last year?

Q.2 And what about the coming year, do you think that the country will be better off, worse off or about the same as this year?

First increase in discretionary income in 5 yearsBase: All adults 18+

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Q. About how much would you say you spend each week on things you buy for yourself including money spent on clothes, eating out, going for a drink, going to the cinema, gambling, sporting activities and so on?

Business Sentiment runs ahead of consumer projection

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The Same

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Looking aheadto 3rd Qtr 2011

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Q.4 And thinking ahead to the next quarter – July – September, 2013 – do you think your performance will be higher, lower or the same as the third quarter of 2012?

Gap (Pos vs Neg) -12 -11 +12

Looking aheadTo 3rd Qtr 2012

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Expect business levels to be ..

Looking aheadTo 3rd Qtr 2013

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Quarter 2 2013 registers a significant improvement in business sentiment

All SMEs – 350 per wave