Category Archive For "Why Watch Me Think?"
Where to slip that selfie stick
‘The inhabitants of the marketing industry are astoundingly out of touch with anyone not like them’.
“Walking in Consumers Shoes” (and making a dog’s dinner of it?)
Over the past 5 years we have been working with hundreds of Global insights folk from the Worlds largest FMCG organisations. These people are charged with making their organisation closer to consumers. Globally.
Guess what is now polling 3rd in the US Presidential race…
I went to the MRS Impact 2016 event last week in London. I hadn’t been before so didn’t know what to expect – I admit to a little bit of skepticism before I walked through the doors on Tuesday morning. The below is a summary of some key findings/thoughts as well as some things I learnt which I will be bringing into the organization.
Those pesky Discounters…
They won’t go away it seems. So for the latest of our shopper film series we wanted to find out more about them now.
It’s going to be the housewife, in the kitchen, with the internet-of-things rolling pin
Trends 2016: Predictions vs Reality. How well are 2016 market research company predictions translating to consumer actions?
If anyone else calls us “Voxpops” the rabbit gets it
It may sound like an over reaction but if you seriously want to offend me, using the “V” word and Watch Me Think in the same sentence is a pretty good starting point.
“I’ll huff, and I’ll puff, and I’ll tear your packaging open.”
There is a well-known but paradoxically little recognised exercise routine being played out almost daily in kitchens across the planet.
You cannot be serious?
TARS: I have a cue light I can use to show you when I’m joking, if you like.
Cooper: That might help.
TARS: Yeah, you can use it to find your way back to the ship after I blow you out the airlock.
[cue light flashes]
2016 – the dawn of a golden age of mobile video? I thought that was 2015?
Everyone talks about how consumers are going to consume video on their phone – but don’t get fed this, source it. Use it. Make this “era of mobile video” work for you.
Innovation – Failing Fast vs Failing miserably
In the last year WMT have been asked to demonstrate to many of the world’s largest brands, some simple processes that can make these goals a reality by doing more with less.