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WARC Best Practice, October 2019
Looks at the processes through which people make decisions, often sub-conscious, instinctive and driven by bias, and how to work with these processes effectively.
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WARC Best Practice, September 2019
This article provides marketers with information and guidance about using behavioural economics (BE) to inform marketing strategies.
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WARC Best Practice, May 2019
This article explores the reading around gamification as a research method, the attempt to make surveys and questionnaires more engaging, enhancing both the experience and ideally the quality of data.
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Crawford Hollingworth and Liz Barker, WARC Best Practice, June 2017
This article explains the lessons from behavioural science about the formation of habits and lists six strategies that marketers can employ to build, maintain and disrupt consumer habits.
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Denise Turner, WARC Exclusive, February 2020
Research by Newsworks and research company house51 into the role of a brand's mental availability in e-commerce environments.
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11 February 2020
There are many reasons why people fail to take actions they know they should, like saving for a pension, but an understanding of the theory of planned behaviour can help brands overcome this reluctance.
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Dr Bob Cook, WARC Exclusive, February 2020
Looks at the Theory of Planned Behaviour which suggests that in order to change the behaviour, you need to change the behavioural attitudes through communication and the experiences you deliver.
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05 February 2020
Framing is a powerful tool for making communication more persuasive and influential and one that has evolved over the years as psychologists have classified various different types; an understanding of these developments can help marketers use ...
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Crawford Hollingworth and Liz Barker, The Behavioural Architects, January 2020
Looks at how the different types of framing have evolved over recent decades.
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Geoffrey Precourt and Stephen Whiteside, Event Reports, CES, January 2020
Procter & Gamble, the consumer goods giant, believes that in-person observation still plays a vital role in the research process, despite the growing availability of digital data.
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Ross Taylor, Admap, January 2020
Identifies core attributes for increasing healthcare app success by focusing apps on behaviour changes in patients.
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Low Lai Chow, Event Reports, Web in Travel (WiT), October 2019
A summary of research by Phocuswright and Sojern into the role of mobile and social media on travel booking behaviour.
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11 December 2019
This year’s Singles Day from Alibaba-owned Tmall featured a game that increased the platform’s stickiness ahead of its biggest annual shopping day, indicating a powerful tool for the Chinese e-commerce giant to fight the rising costs of new user ...
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Crawford Hollingworth and Liz Barker, The Behavioural Architects, December, 2019
Looks at the unintended consequences of behavioural science and identifies a series of wider-reaching holistic effects from nudging and steering behaviour which can have a significant impact on the overall outcome of a nudge or intervention.
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Data and Marketing Association, Silver, 2019
Macmillan Cancer Support, a charity, used drones and event footage to grow awareness of its Mighty Hikes events in the UK.
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Data and Marketing Association, Silver, 2019
WarnerMedia, a mass media company, developed an experiential learning programme for its employees in the UK to show them how to approach privacy regulation.
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MRS Awards, Finalist, MRS Award for Applications of Research, 2019
Reckitt Benckiser, a consumer goods company, investigated the reasons for disappointing face mask sales and how it could empower consumers to take responsibility for their health in India.
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MRS Awards, Finalist, MRS Award for Media Research, 2019
Pearl & Dean, a cinema advertising company, utilised a unique implicit testing methodology to prove that cinema is instrumental in benefiting brands in the UK.
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MRS Awards, Winner, MRS Award for Public Policy/Social Research, 2019
Public Health England (PHE), the government agency, was able to uncover fresh insights in the UK that can be applied to any cancer charity or organisation.
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MRS Awards, Finalist, MRS Award for Healthcare Research, 2019
Measuring decision-making solely based on explicit feedback is no longer effective market research and brands must change how they gather insight to understand the true drivers of decision-making.
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Eva Qin, WARC Exclusive, November 2019
With Alibaba's Tmall recently launching its 2.0 flagship store upgrade plan and moving towards a CRM system that increases the stickiness of its members, gaming on Tmall won’t die anytime soon.
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Case Studies on WARC, 2019
Aldi, the budget supermarket, grew its penetration in the face of resurgent price cutting from its competitors in the UK.
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WARC Media Awards, Shortlisted, Best Use of Data, 2019
Children's Panadol created a custom algorithm to drive sales and deliver outstanding results in Australia.
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Luke Brown, Angela Smith, WARC Media Awards, Silver, Best Use of Data, 2019
Tourism board Tourism Central Coast created an integrated campaign driven by data-insights, to change traveller perceptions of the Central Coast, in New South Wales, Australia.
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WARC Media Awards, Entrant, Effective Channel Integration, 2019
Food brand Hellmann's launched a multi-media mission to defend market share while spreading awareness of how much food is wasted in Canada.
