Shopper Research
When credit cards replaced cash as the most common payment method behavioural economists recognised that people were spending more. They argued that payments with cash had been inducing a psychological pain, associated with the visibility of the physical reduction of money in the wallet. Credit cards on the other hand were associated with ease and […]
Shopper Research
Back in the 1950s, police in the city of Philadelphia used the term ‘Black Friday’ to describe the chaos on the day after Thanksgiving, when suburban shoppers and tourists flooded into the city before the big Army-Navy football game that was held on that Saturday every year. However, in the late 1980s, retailers somehow found […]
Subconscious
Stoptober is back for a seventh year, having driven more than a million quit attempts to date. Last year, nearly 400,000 smokers in England quit successfully, which is the equivalent to 1,069 smokers each day. Despite new smokers starting and ex-smokers relapsing, there are now 1 million fewer smokers in England comparing to 2014. Health […]
Shopper Research
Marketers are still heavily dependent on chronological age for targeting, marketing or sampling for research. The majority of people, however, do not identify with their chronological age group. They respond to brand, products and marketing communications as the age they see themselves as. The mental picture a marketing or brand manager has of the 65+ […]
Subconscious
After completing research projects in China for a number of years, Emotional Logic has opened offices in Shanghai. Situated within walking distance from The Bund, the office will support our growing local interview and fieldwork team and help us deliver projects in China even more efficiently. If you were thinking of gaining deeper insight into […]
