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Consumer behaviour in 2011

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Friday, April 8, 2011

Today, over a third of Brits own a smartphone, enabling more people to spend more time online.

Unsurprisingly, the meteoric rise of the smartphone has led to a shift in consumer behaviour in terms of how they research and purchase certain products. More than half of smartphone owners use their devices to carry out product research in retail stores, [1] while 62% have made an actual purchase on their handset within the last 6 months [2].

To hear first hand how consumers are researching products they want to buy, their response to advertisements, and how they are using mobile internet while in-store, watch our three short videos.

Consumer product research



Response to ads



Mobile internet for in-store product comparisons



[1] Chadwick Martin Bailey & Moderate Research Technologies, March 2011
[2] Adobe, February 2011


Posted by Selina Rennie, Agency Team

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