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Meyers Research Center                             Take an In-Depth
Meyers Research Center is a leading
                                                 Look at Behaviors,
retail sales and survey research               Attitudes and Decisions
organization with special expertise
in conducting research in retail                 Making Patterns of
environments, and understanding              Convenience Store Shoppers
shopper behaviors and attitudes
in-store.

For more than three decades, MRC has
conducted primary research across all


                                                Convenience
classes-of-trade in the U.S. and Canada
for major packaged goods manufacturers,
retailers, advertising and sales promotion
agencies and consulting firms.

For More Information Contact:

Jeff Friedlaender
                                                    Store
                                                  Close-Up
JFriedlaender@meyersresearch.com




                                                                                          Convenience Store
                                                                                            Close-Up 2012
Lois Seidl
LSeidl@meyersresearch.com


                                                    2012




                                                                                               Wave IX
George Brown II
GBrown@meyersresearch.com


Meyers Research Center
1440 Broadway 23 Floor
New York, NY 10018
                                                  Wave IX
212.391.0166
                                             An In-Store Intercept Shopper
www.meyersresearch.com                        Insights Research Program
www.meyersresearch.wordpress.com



        Convenience Store
                                                    Study


                                                                             1440 Broadway 23 Floor
                                                                             Meyers Research Center
          Close-Up 2012                          Prospectus


                                                                             New York, NY 10018
             Wave IX


                                                 MEYERS
                                                RESEARCH
                                                CENTER
BACKGROUND                                               STUDY METHODOLOGY                                      In-depth analyses on other targeted categories
                                                                                                                may also be available for sponsorship on a
Meyers Research Center (MRC) launched the first          MRC’s professionally trained interviewers will be      custom basis. Please note that any category
wave of the Convenience Store Close-Up study in          positioned at the exit of high-traffic Convenience     sample may also be augmented for more
1997. This in-store shopper insights research            Store outlets and will intercept consumers             detailed insights. For specific costs contact MRC.
program utilized MRC’s Purchase Observation Study™       immediately after their shopping trip. Over 2,000
methodology to successfully reveal consumer              shoppers will be interviewed, including both a large   In addition, we will once again intercept shoppers
shopping behaviors, attitudes and decision-making        random sample and key category over-sampling.          at the gas pump to better understand the exposures
patterns in C-Stores.                                                                                           and mind set associated with the decision to enter
                                                         Those consumers who agree to participate will be       the convenience store and purchase merchandise,
Subsequent waves have been completed every               interviewed and will receive an incentive to thank     with the objective of getting closer to key causal
other year and the data has served to assist             them for their time. The exit interview will address   mechanisms that retailers and marketers can use
category managers, channel/sales strategists             the timely issues of their shopping experience that    most successfully.
and marketing executives to position their               are best obtained at the point-of-purchase.
brands within the C-Store environment.
                                                         This methodology eliminates issues of denial and       SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
MRC fields the ninth wave of the Convenience             recall and allows for a “real-world” integration
Store Close-Up study in 2012 to further bench-           of store environments with consumer behavior,          You can obtain a tremendous amount of infor-
mark channel trends and to provide new                   attitudes and need states.                             mation at a fraction of the cost of undertaking
shopper insights.                                                                                               this study independently.

STUDY OBJECTIVE                                          STUDY SAMPLE                                           And if you act fast, you can submit a custom
                                                                                                                question that will remain proprietary to you
The research objectives of the Convenience Store         Interviewing will take place in multiple markets       at no extra cost!
Close-Up are to describe who, how and why                across the four broad geographical census regions
consumers shop this class of trade, including the        in order to achieve a thorough cross-section of
items and services that persons are getting there        shoppers. Traditional Convenience Stores and           COST
and how purchase decisions are being made.               Petroleum Retailers will be utilized for the sample.
Behavior and state of mind are both part of the                                                                 Sponsorships, which will include comprehensive
investigation. Further objectives are to provide         More than 2,000 shoppers will be interviewed           data tabulations, detailed analysis of total
evidence for strategists seeking to optimally position   about their attitudes, perceptions and behaviors       shoppers (N~2,000 ) and one category of
their products and services in this channel.             in Convenience Stores. Data will be reviewed           choice, are available for $21,000. Bundled
                                                         and analyzed for each of the key category              multi-category reports may be purchased for
Additional objectives of this in-store shopper           segments including:                                    a discount.
insights program are to develop an understanding of:
                                                          •   Beer
 ● Consumer attitudes and perceptions of                  •   Bottled Water
   Convenience Stores                                     •   Candy/Gum/Mints                                   NEW FOR 2012 - HISPANIC SHOPPERS ANALYSIS
                                                          •   Carbonated Soft Drinks
 ● The underlying dynamics of category and                •   Cookies/Crackers                                  Discover how Hispanic convenience store shoppers
   brand purchase decisions in Convenience                •   Cigarettes                                        compare to the general market in greater detail.
   Stores...                                              •   Food-services
     ♦ When, how and where specific category              •   New Age/Iced Tea/Isotonic Beverages
       and brand decisions are made                       •   Juices/Juice Drinks
     ♦ Planned versus impulse purchases                   •   Salty Snacks
     ♦ Products considered, purchased and rejected
     ♦ Influence of in-store and external factors
                                                                                                                           MEYERS
 ● The category decision sequence hierarchy
   utilized by consumers to make their
   purchase decisions
                                                                                                                          RESEARCH
                                                                                                                          CENTER

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C Store Shopper Close Up-2012 Brochure

  • 1. Meyers Research Center Take an In-Depth Meyers Research Center is a leading Look at Behaviors, retail sales and survey research Attitudes and Decisions organization with special expertise in conducting research in retail Making Patterns of environments, and understanding Convenience Store Shoppers shopper behaviors and attitudes in-store. For more than three decades, MRC has conducted primary research across all Convenience classes-of-trade in the U.S. and Canada for major packaged goods manufacturers, retailers, advertising and sales promotion agencies and consulting firms. For More Information Contact: Jeff Friedlaender Store Close-Up JFriedlaender@meyersresearch.com Convenience Store Close-Up 2012 Lois Seidl LSeidl@meyersresearch.com 2012 Wave IX George Brown II GBrown@meyersresearch.com Meyers Research Center 1440 Broadway 23 Floor New York, NY 10018 Wave IX 212.391.0166 An In-Store Intercept Shopper www.meyersresearch.com Insights Research Program www.meyersresearch.wordpress.com Convenience Store Study 1440 Broadway 23 Floor Meyers Research Center Close-Up 2012 Prospectus New York, NY 10018 Wave IX MEYERS RESEARCH CENTER
  • 2. BACKGROUND STUDY METHODOLOGY In-depth analyses on other targeted categories may also be available for sponsorship on a Meyers Research Center (MRC) launched the first MRC’s professionally trained interviewers will be custom basis. Please note that any category wave of the Convenience Store Close-Up study in positioned at the exit of high-traffic Convenience sample may also be augmented for more 1997. This in-store shopper insights research Store outlets and will intercept consumers detailed insights. For specific costs contact MRC. program utilized MRC’s Purchase Observation Study™ immediately after their shopping trip. Over 2,000 methodology to successfully reveal consumer shoppers will be interviewed, including both a large In addition, we will once again intercept shoppers shopping behaviors, attitudes and decision-making random sample and key category over-sampling. at the gas pump to better understand the exposures patterns in C-Stores. and mind set associated with the decision to enter Those consumers who agree to participate will be the convenience store and purchase merchandise, Subsequent waves have been completed every interviewed and will receive an incentive to thank with the objective of getting closer to key causal other year and the data has served to assist them for their time. The exit interview will address mechanisms that retailers and marketers can use category managers, channel/sales strategists the timely issues of their shopping experience that most successfully. and marketing executives to position their are best obtained at the point-of-purchase. brands within the C-Store environment. This methodology eliminates issues of denial and SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES MRC fields the ninth wave of the Convenience recall and allows for a “real-world” integration Store Close-Up study in 2012 to further bench- of store environments with consumer behavior, You can obtain a tremendous amount of infor- mark channel trends and to provide new attitudes and need states. mation at a fraction of the cost of undertaking shopper insights. this study independently. STUDY OBJECTIVE STUDY SAMPLE And if you act fast, you can submit a custom question that will remain proprietary to you The research objectives of the Convenience Store Interviewing will take place in multiple markets at no extra cost! Close-Up are to describe who, how and why across the four broad geographical census regions consumers shop this class of trade, including the in order to achieve a thorough cross-section of items and services that persons are getting there shoppers. Traditional Convenience Stores and COST and how purchase decisions are being made. Petroleum Retailers will be utilized for the sample. Behavior and state of mind are both part of the Sponsorships, which will include comprehensive investigation. Further objectives are to provide More than 2,000 shoppers will be interviewed data tabulations, detailed analysis of total evidence for strategists seeking to optimally position about their attitudes, perceptions and behaviors shoppers (N~2,000 ) and one category of their products and services in this channel. in Convenience Stores. Data will be reviewed choice, are available for $21,000. Bundled and analyzed for each of the key category multi-category reports may be purchased for Additional objectives of this in-store shopper segments including: a discount. insights program are to develop an understanding of: • Beer ● Consumer attitudes and perceptions of • Bottled Water Convenience Stores • Candy/Gum/Mints NEW FOR 2012 - HISPANIC SHOPPERS ANALYSIS • Carbonated Soft Drinks ● The underlying dynamics of category and • Cookies/Crackers Discover how Hispanic convenience store shoppers brand purchase decisions in Convenience • Cigarettes compare to the general market in greater detail. Stores... • Food-services ♦ When, how and where specific category • New Age/Iced Tea/Isotonic Beverages and brand decisions are made • Juices/Juice Drinks ♦ Planned versus impulse purchases • Salty Snacks ♦ Products considered, purchased and rejected ♦ Influence of in-store and external factors MEYERS ● The category decision sequence hierarchy utilized by consumers to make their purchase decisions RESEARCH CENTER