2011-10-13 | ||
PMR Research conducted a research project for a customer operating a chain of clothing and footwear stores which focused on comparing prices of individual types of items between various stores selling clothing and footwear, including brands directly competing against our client.
The first wave of the survey covered only Poland, while the second was expanded to include the Russian market. The project was carried out using the mystery shopper approach and the observation method. As a result of the survey, our client was provided with a report presenting research conclusions and a useful database facilitating filtering of survey results so as to retrieve the required data and comparisons as and when needed. The collected data enabled the formulation of profiles of competitive brands containing minimum, maximum and average prices and the number of items in individual product categories. An additional challenge was that the project had to be completed on very short notice due to the forthcoming seasonal sale.
As part of our perspective for market trends and analyses of the positioning of store chains, we suggest an approach involving the monitoring of price range and level in individual store chains. By making a full description of the product mix in individual product categories covering the number of products in each category, product brand, price and the availability of promotions, we are provided with a basis for positioning both store chains as a whole and stores chains with respect to individual product categories.
The scope of store positioning provides answers to the following questions:
We perform analyses for each product type within a given category and for each chain of stores included in the survey. These analyses will identify the range of prices (minimum/maximum prices), the average price, the number of products within the individual product types and the number of products within the individual price ranges.
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