V360° conducted a series of accompanied shops and discussion groups with Irish shoppers on their Grocery eCommerce customer journey experience. as part of our Shopper Pulse research service in November.

V360° conducted a series of accompanied shops and discussion groups with Irish shoppers on their Grocery eCommerce customer journey experience. as part of our Shopper Pulse research service in November.
V360° recently made our usual pilgrimage to Düsseldorf to attend Euroshop, the world’s no. 1 retail trade fair. It was no surprise to see the trends identified as part of our Shopper Pulse Research in 2019, manifested in various ways at Euroshop.
Stephen Rust, our Joint MD, explains the importance of shopper ‘hot zones’ and effective communication at key shopper nudge points in-store to create brand growth.
Upon reflecting on the past decade, our Joint MD, Eoghan Phelan, shares his own resolution for the Irish shopper media industry in 2020 and gives an insight on how to best optimise shopper media investment in Ireland.
Our Joint MD, Eoghan Phelan, outlines what you need to know about how humans process visual information and explains how understanding this can help you effectively communicate with shoppers at the point of purchase.
Our Client Services Director, Seamus Doogue recently attended an ECR Store Safari in Dublin city centre hosted by Paul Corcoran from Musgrave. With Centra and SuperValu stores included in the plan, there was plenty of discussion and opinion throughout the day from all involved which lead to some great insight and debate.
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