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Communications Company Determines Optimal Bundle |
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Project Objective:A grocery company was interested in opening a New Orleans location less than three miles from one of their current stores. Due to the close proximity, a fresh concept was being considered for the new location. In order to develop effective branding for the new store, the client asked MDRG to conduct qualitative research with local residents to:
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Research Methodology:A multi-phase research process was conducted to understand consumers’ grocery shopping habits and preferences that would inform the designing of the new store. First, MDRG conducted shop-a-longs. An MDRG qualitative researcher accompanied area residents on shopping trips to their primary grocery stores. The shop-a-longs provided valuable insight regarding shopping habits that allowed MDRG to recommend specific product and service offerings. As a second step, MDRG conducted two focus groups to explore preferences and expectations of the new store. MDRG also explored perceptions of competing area grocery stores and potential positioning and naming concepts.
Results:MDRG and the client worked together to develop brand communication strategies that would position the new store for success. Using the results of the research, MDRG was able to:
The client found the results and analysis invaluable in designing and branding the new store.
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