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SHOPPER MARKETING: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW (EVEN IF YOU THINK YOU ALREADY DO)
SM 300; FULL-‐DAY COURSE
BACKGROUND/BUSINESS NEED: Dramatic changes in consumer behavior and the retail landscape have forced consumer product marketers to identify better methods of understanding, reaching and influencing U.S. shoppers across a new, more complex path to purchase.
To drive company success employees involved in any aspect of the marketing and/or customer function must better understand the numerous and evolving dynamics of this new path to purchase. These are special skills required to develop effective go-‐to-‐market strategies and shopper-‐influencing programs.
Learners emerging from this course will be more effective in their roles after gaining a better understanding of the shopper marketing discipline and its ability to deliver shopper value, capture shopper attention and drive conversion along the entire path to purchase.
COURSE OBJECTIVES: Participants will gain a thorough understanding of:
● The definition of shopper marketing: what it is, what it does, how it works. ● The core principles of "shopper marketing" from both a strategic and tactical perspective. ● Effective methods for developing and executing shopper marketing strategies and programs. ● How applying ‘path to purchase’ thinking to traditional processes will lead to effective integrated strategies and programs. ● The critical need for various organizational functions to be aligned toward achieving shopper-‐centric goals.
COURSE DELIVERY:
● This daylong course facilitated by P2PI staff features hands-‐on exercises, high-‐impact lessons and interactive sessions. ● Course size is limited to offer a strong facilitator to student ratio contributing to the personal development of each attendee.
LESSON LEARNING OBJECTIVES KEY TOPICS Pre-‐Session Assignments Foundational reading assignments (via p2pi.org)
will ensure that the learner is prepared for the course
● Assigned reading on p2pi.org.
L1: History & Introduction to Basic Elements
Understand the origin, evolution and business focus of Shopper Marketing and the basic demands of the discipline
● The evolution of shopper marketing as a discipline ● Key definitions ● Rise of the empowered shopper ● The scope of shopper marketing ● Goals/objectives ● Core skill sets for organizations and individuals ● The role of retail collaboration KNOWLEDGE QUIZ: Test on key foundational information covered APPLICATION EXERCISE: Construct and describe a definition of shopper marketing for your organization, with rationale
L2: Characteristics of Effective Shopper-‐Centric Organizations
Learn best practices for the development of a shopper-‐centric organization; learn perspectives on how shopper marketing needs to interact with other organizational functions.
● Elements of a shopper-‐centric culture ● Shopper and category manager/sales functions ● Shopper vs. brand marketing ● Typical reporting relationships ● Resource models ● Funding needs/practices ● The role of agencies APPLICATION EXERCISE: Identify three areas in which your company could improve to become more shopper-‐centric; how can you demonstrate more shopper-‐centric thinking in your own role
L3: Overview of Integrated Shopper Planning
Learn the principles of shopper marketing strategy creation & activation; understand common elements and key practices for integrated shopper planning.
● The P2P Framework: influencing shoppers along the path ● Integrated shopper planning principles & processes ● Building the plan ● Developing a shopper strategy ● Developing platforms & programs ● Identifying objectives & tactics ● Activation strategies ● Execution best practices APPLICATION EXERCISE: Case study Introduction. Discuss ways to address the business challenge within the context of the shopper marketing plan
L4: Basics of Shopper Behavior and Engagement: The New Path to Purchase
Understand the technology-‐enabled 21st century shopper and the evolving path to purchase; learn the P2P framework
● Consumer vs. shopper marketing ● Key elements of shopper understanding: missions, occasions, typical shopper
behaviors / decision elements ● The 21st Century Shopper / Changing shopper behavior • Basic Principles of Shopper Engagement
o Delivering real shopper value o Segmentation strategies o The P2P Framework o Behavior-‐influencing tools/technologies o Collaboration
APPLICATION EXERCISE: Map out a tactical playbook that will effectively reach the target audience [case study]
L5: Shopper Analytics: Basics of Insights Development & Performance Measurement
Learn perspectives on the development and implementation of true shopper-‐centric insights; understand common metrics and methodologies for measuring success within the organization and with retail partners.
● What's an insight? Consumer vs. shopper insights ● Aligning consumer and shopper insights ● Shopper insights focus areas ● Research methods and sources ● Common measurement strategies & tools ● Using Insights to build plans ● Retailer alignment APPLICATION EXERCISE: Evaluate the program's objectives and tactical plan to determine if they will adequately bring the insights to life.
L6: Basics of Brand/Retailer Collaboration
Gain an understanding of the current retail landscape; learn the retailer perspective on shopper marketing; understand the importance of strategic alignment in driving performance.
● The current retail landscape ● Role of shopper marketing at retail organizations ● Aligning business goals/objectives ● Collaborative planning ● Execution ● Joint business planning APPLICATION EXERCISE: Develop an exclusive version of your program for a key account.
L7: Case Studies & Best Practices
Strengthen course learning through a deep dive into best-‐in-‐class examples of successful shopper marketing programs
● Case Study 1 ● Case Study 2 ● Case Study 3 ● Common elements of effective programs APPLICATION EXERCISE: Identify the best-‐practice elements missing in your program; modify the plan accordingly
L8: Emerging Trends in Shopper Marketing
Learn what’s coming next for U.S. retail and the shopper marketing discipline
● Shopper trends (demographics) ● Shopping trends (behavior) ● Activation trends (communication tools) ● Retail trends (channels, formats) ● The role of shopper-‐centric thinking in the evolution of the marketing discipline
Post-‐Session Evaluation Ensure learner/manager can identify specific behavior change & job impact.
● Application of course learning via exercise, exams and/or learner feedback.