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Helena Chari | TNS

@helena_chariΣυνέδριο ΕΣΒΕΠ

26.2.2014

Living in a half-built house

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The press coverage

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GDP growth turns negative…for 6th consecutive year% change vs previous year

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-40%gross disposable income

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Source: ELSTAT

Consumer spending

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No one believes the economy is doing well(only 2% agree)

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Source: Eurobarometer

28%unemployment

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Source: ELSTAT

61.4%youth unemployment

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Source: ELSTAT

No one believes the employment situation is good(only 1% agrees)

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Source: Eurobarometer

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Government

Parliament

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Levels of trust have hit the floor (except for the Internet)‘tend to trust’ - %

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Source: Eurobarometer 69 & 80

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Spring '11 Autumn '11 Autumn '12 Spring '13 Autumn '13

Satisfaction with life (total 'satisfied')

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19 1821 22

Personal job situation (total 'good')

How we currently see things

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Spring '11 Autumn '11 Autumn '12 Spring '13 Autumn '13

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Financial situation of h/h (total 'good')

Source: Eurobarometer

4661 57

46 42

Spring '11 Autumn '11 Autumn '12 Spring '13 Autumn '13

Your life in general (total 'worse')

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Personal job situation (total 'worse')

What we expect in 12 months

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Spring '11 Autumn '11 Autumn '12 Spring '13 Autumn '13

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Financial situation of h/h (total 'worse')

Source: Eurobarometer

79 82 81

68 70

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Employment situation in Greece (total 'worse')

We also expect things to be less worse for the economy & unemployment

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62 63

Spring '11 Autumn '11 Autumn '12 Spring '13 Autumn '13

Situation of Greek economy (total 'worse')

Source: Eurobarometer

Retail sales – year on year

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Retail sales – year on year

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Consumer confidence

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Consumer confidence

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Business confidence

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New orders

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Manufacturing PMI

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What has been the consumer reaction?

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Need to have > Nice to have

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Growing trend of categories decreasing in penetration

Source: TNS/Kantar Worldpanel

Consumers have spent less (vs 2012)

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Source: TNS/Kantar Worldpanel

Consumers have bought less (vs 2012)

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Source: TNS/Kantar Worldpanel

Basket value

Frequency

The 2013 shopping trip vs 2012:

Basket size(volume)

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Same volume Paying less Less often

Source: TNS/Kantar Worldpanel

37,5 37,8 37,7

13,9 13,7 13,4

7,0 6,4 6,2stock up

mainstream25,3 25,4 25,5

27,4 25,9 25,1

Occasions % Spend %

The evolution of shopping missions:Smaller baskets are becoming more important

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41,6 42,1 42,7

37,5

MAT Nov 11 MAT Nov 12 MAT Nov 13

top up

proximity13,9 14,6 15,0

33,3 34,1 34,4

MAT Nov 11 MAT Nov 12 MAT Nov 13

Source: TNS/Kantar Worldpanel

1. are the only shopping mission maintaining frequency

Smaller baskets …

2. have significant growth in packs/trip

3. are flat in spend/trip

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Frequency Packs/trip Spend/trip

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MATNov 12

MATNov 13

MATNov 11

MATNov 12

MATNov 13

MATNov 11

MATNov 12

MATNov 13

38.7 39.4 39.5 3.69 3.7 3.81 6.24 6.19 6.18

Source: TNS/Kantar Worldpanel

Shift to cheaper options

Promotions Downtrading

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Promotions Prices Downtrading

Source: TNS/Kantar Worldpanel

The steady march of

private labels

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You will find in every 6 out of ten baskets at least one private label product. And it’s a growing trend

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Private Label – volume share (in units)

38.1%

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38.1%

Source: TNS/Kantar Worldpanel

27.4%

Private Label - value share

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27.4%

Source: TNS/Kantar Worldpanel

Private Label value share differs widely category by category

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paper products

edible oils RTE canned

food

frozen food alcoholic beverages

dairy products

snacks detergents personal care

Source: TNS/Kantar Worldpanel

Price is an issuethe

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…and the single biggest contributor to its growth in spend has been penetration

Penetration grew by 43%

Volume per trip grew by 14%

Average price has declined by 14%

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Frequency grew by 11%

Source: TNS/Kantar Worldpanel

Επαγγελµατική Ποιότητα σε Προσιτή Τιµή

Average price/volume

Shampoo total 6.63

Head&Shoulders 8.70

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Head&Shoulders 8.70

Ultrex 8.22

Pantene 8.16

Fructis 7.94

Timotei 5.78

Johnson’s 5.58

Syoss 4.61

Private Labels 2.87

Source: TNS/Kantar Worldpanel

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How can a brand grow?

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43 4552 52 56 63 67 69 72 73

Loyalty is very hard to come by (for brands)

…even for market leaders

Loyalty in spend - %

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57 5548 48 44 37 33 31 28 27

Coca-Cola Colgate Nescafe Ariel Soupline Amita Pantene Fitness Papagalos Misko

Source: TNS/Kantar Worldpanel

What makes less of a difference is

avg. weight of purchaseie, loyalty, or how many times/how much buyers of a brand will

buy in a year

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buy in a year

What makes more of a difference is

appealie, penetration, or the number of buyers a brand has

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So, does that mean that making shoppers more loyal to my brand isn’t that important? Surely the most loyal shoppers are the most important?

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Well…let’s take Coca-Cola as an example, the leading brand in terms of penetration

…and only 16% of them are heavy

buyers

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of brand shoppers are 100% loyal…

Heavy Buyers

Medium Buyers

Light Buyers

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Source: TNS/Kantar Worldpanel

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Coca-Cola buyers are also buying:

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Source: TNS/Kantar Worldpanel

…and only 20% of them are heavy

…and let’s look at another popular brand…Pantene - with lower penetration than Coca-Cola - of 37%

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of brand shoppers are 100% loyal…

them are heavy buyers

Source: TNS/Kantar Worldpanel

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Pantene buyers are also buying:

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Private Labels

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Wash&Go

Johnson's

Herbal Essences

Gliss

Source: TNS/Kantar Worldpanel

Even when overall brand sales/penetration levels are static –the consumers underneath are moving

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…with, on average, 5 retailers in their repertoire

Loyalty is very hard to come by (for retailers as well)

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Loyalty in spend - %

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Masoutis Sklavenitis Grp CRF AB Galaxias Lidl Veropoulos My Market

Source: TNS/Kantar Worldpanel

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Retailer frequency

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Total Masoutis Sklavenitis Grp Carrefour

AB Galaxias Lidl Veropoulos

Source: TNS/Kantar Worldpanel

Your consumers are just

somebody else’s consumer who occasionally buy you

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(this applies equally to light or to heavy buyers)

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1. Understand the consumer

2. Understand the shopper

3. Do not slash marketing spend

4. Loyalty is out; penetration and frequency are in

5. Price ≠ Value

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6. Innovate

7. The market demands a low-cost offering

8. Open innovation

9. Think technology

1. Understand the consumer

2. Understand the shopper

3. Do not slash marketing spend

4. Loyalty is out; penetration and frequency are in

5. Price ≠ Value

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5. Price ≠ Value

6. Innovate

7. The market demands a low-cost offering

8. Open innovation

9. Think technology

1. Understand the consumer

2. Understand the shopper

3. Do not slash marketing spend

4. Loyalty is out; penetration and frequency are in

5. Price ≠ Value

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5. Price ≠ Value

6. Innovate

7. The market demands a low-cost offering

8. Open innovation

9. Think technology

1. Understand the consumer

2. Understand the shopper

3. Do not slash marketing spend

4. Loyalty is out; penetration and frequency are in

5. Price ≠ Value

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5. Price ≠ Value

6. Innovate

7. The market demands a low-cost offering

8. Open innovation

9. Think technology

1. Understand the consumer

2. Understand the shopper

3. Do not slash marketing spend

4. Loyalty is out; penetration and frequency are in

5. Price ≠ Value

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6. Innovate

7. The market demands a low-cost offering

8. Open innovation

9. Think technology

1. Understand the consumer

2. Understand the shopper

3. Do not slash marketing spend

4. Loyalty is out; penetration and frequency are in

5. Price ≠ Value

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6. Innovate

7. The market demands a low-cost offering

8. Open innovation

9. Think technology

1. Understand the consumer

2. Understand the shopper

3. Do not slash marketing spend

4. Loyalty is out; penetration and frequency are in

5. Price ≠ Value

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6. Innovate

7. The market demands a low-cost offering

8. Open innovation

9. Think technology

1. Understand the consumer

2. Understand the shopper

3. Do not slash marketing spend

4. Loyalty is out; penetration and frequency are in

5. Price ≠ Value

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6. Innovate

7. The market demands a low-cost offering

8. Open innovation

9. Think technology

1. Understand the consumer

2. Understand the shopper

3. Do not slash marketing spend

4. Loyalty is out; penetration and frequency are in

5. Price ≠ Value

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6. Innovate

7. The market demands a low-cost offering

8. Open innovation

9. Think technology

Greece…

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