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 How Britain Shops 2008: Electricals
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Anglais
Date de publication :
Juin 2008
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 How Britain Shops 2008: Electricals

Introduction

Verdict Research: Based on a representative survey of 6,000 adults, this report provides a detailed analysis of consumer trends, customer loyalty and shopper profiles for key players in the UK Electricals sector.

Scope

  • A thorough analysis of the way customers shop in the electricals sector, complete with profiles of leading retailers.
  • Each report provides visitor and main user shares, conversion rates, loyalty rates with reasons and key competitors.
  • Data is segmented regionally and by demographic and socio-economic group. Five year historic data is provided so trends can be analysed further.


  • Highlights

    Currys continues to dominate the sector. The retailer has achieved the highest level of growth among profiled retailers in main user share, putting further distance between itself and the rest of the market. Visitor share has grown to 44.2%, an increase of 2.1 percentage points while main user share has grown by 0.8 percentage points to 23.3%.

    Electricals' achieved the biggest advance in share of shoppers of any sector, equal with food & grocery. It grew by 2.3 percentage points to 47.1% in our latest survey and is now only 0.6 points away from the top of its 2.9 point range of the past five years.

    Range is the fastest growing factor cited by shoppers as a reason for remaining loyal to a store. This year it grew by 3.3 percentage points to 44.3% and is now not far behind price as the most important loyalty driver for the sector.

    Reasons to Purchase

  • How Britain Shops is one of the most comprehensive studies of its kind drawing on a nationwide survey of 6,000 shoppers.
  • Use this report to understand what drives the loyalty of your customers and find out where they also shop.
  • Channel investment for maximum return by knowing which aspects of your retail proposition most need improving in the opinion of your customers.


  •  

    CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 6
    What is cDNA? 6
    CHAPTER 2 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 7
    Key Findings 8
    Retailer Highlights 11
    Profile of Electricals Shoppers 13
    Penetration of Electricals Shoppers 17
    Retailer Usage 19
    Main User Share by Region 22
    Conversion Rates 23
    Shopping Around 25
    Loyalty 27
    Drivers of Loyalty/Disloyalty 31
    CHAPTER 3 ARGOS 36
    Key Findings 36
    Visitors 38
    Main Users 39
    Conversion Rates 41
    Loyalty 42
    Competitors 46
    CHAPTER 4 ASDA 48
    Key Findings 48
    Visitors 50
    Main Users 51
    Conversion Rates 53
    Loyalty 54
    Competitors 58
    CHAPTER 5 COMET 60
    Key Findings 60
    Visitors 62
    Main Users 63
    Conversion Rates 65
    Loyalty 66
    Competitors 70
    CHAPTER 6 CURRYS 72
    Key Findings 72
    Visitors 74
    Main Users 75
    Conversion Rates 77
    Loyalty 78
    Competitors 82
    CHAPTER 7 JOHN LEWIS 84
    Key Findings 84
    Visitors 86
    Main Users 87
    Conversion Rates 89
    Loyalty 90
    Competitors 94
    CHAPTER 8 TESCO 96
    Key Findings 96
    Visitors 98
    Main Users 99
    Conversion Rates 101
    Loyalty 102
    Competitors 106
    CHAPTER 9 APPENDIX 108
    Basic Methodology 108
    Selection of Parliamentary Constituencies 110
    Metropolitan County 110
    Other 100% Urban 110
    Mixed Urban/Rural 110
    Rural 110
    Selection of Enumeration Districts 111
    Selection of Respondents 112
    Post Survey Weighting 112
    List of Tables
    Table 1: Profile of electricals shoppers - by region 2008 13
    Table 2: % of active electricals shoppers regularly using each retailer 2004-2008 19
    Table 3: Share of active electricals shoppers using a given retailer as their main store 2004-2008 19
    Table 4: Share of active electricals shoppers naming a retailer as their main store - by TV region 2008 22
    Table 5: Average rate of conversion from visitor to main user - by TV region 2008 23
    Table 6: Average number of other stores used by TV region 2008 25
    Table 7: % of electricals shoppers that are loyal to their main store - by TV region 2008 28
    Table 8: Detailed drivers of loyalty (%) 2008 32
    Table 9: Electricals loyalty scores by retailer 2004-2008 33
    Table 10: Electricals disloyalty scores by retailer 2004-2008 34
    Table 11: What disloyal users preferred about other electricals stores 2004-2008 35
    Table 12: Visitor share - by region 2008 39
    Table 13: Main user share - by region 2008 40
    Table 14: Conversion rates - by region 2008 42
    Table 15: Loyalty - by region 2008 43
    Table 16: Drivers of loyalty 2008 44
    Table 17: Drivers of disloyalty 2008 44
    Table 18: Potential change 2008 45
    Table 19: Top retailers used in other sectors 2008 46
    Table 20: Other electricals stores used 2004-2008 47
    Table 21: Visitor share - by region 2008 51
    Table 22: Main user share - by region 2008 52
    Table 23: Conversion rates - by region 2008 54
    Table 24: Loyalty - by region 2008 55
    Table 25: Drivers of loyalty 2008 56
    Table 26: Drivers of disloyalty 2008 56
    Table 27: Potential change 2008 57
    Table 28: Top retailers used in other sectors 2008 58
    Table 29: Other electricals stores used 2004-2008 59
    Table 30: Visitor share - by region 2008 63
    Table 31: Main user share - by region 2008 64
    Table 32: Conversion rates - by region 2008 66
    Table 33: Loyalty - by region 2008 67
    Table 34: Drivers of loyalty 2008 68
    Table 35: Drivers of disloyalty 2008 68
    Table 36: Potential change 2008 69
    Table 37: Top retailers used in other sectors 2008 70
    Table 38: Other electricals stores used 2004-2008 71
    Table 39: Visitor share - by region 2008 75
    Table 40: Main user share - by region 2008 76
    Table 41: Conversion rates - by region 2008 78
    Table 42: Loyalty - by region 2008 79
    Table 43: Drivers of loyalty 2008 80
    Table 44: Drivers of disloyalty 2008 80
    Table 45: Potential change 2008 81
    Table 46: Top retailers used in other sectors 2008 82
    Table 47: Other electricals stores used 2004-2008 83
    Table 48: Visitor share - by region 2008 87
    Table 49: Main user share - by region 2008 88
    Table 50: Conversion rates - by region 2008 90
    Table 51: Loyalty - by region 2008 91
    Table 52: Drivers of loyalty 2008 92
    Table 53: Drivers of disloyalty 2008 92
    Table 54: Potential change 2008 93
    Table 55: Top retailers used in other sectors 2008 94
    Table 56: Other electricals stores used 2004-2008 95
    Table 57: Visitor share - by region 2008 99
    Table 58: Main user share - by region 2008 100
    Table 59: Conversion rates - by region 2008 102
    Table 60: Loyalty - by region 2008 103
    Table 61: Drivers of loyalty 2008 104
    Table 62: Drivers of disloyalty 2008 104
    Table 63: Potential change 2008 105
    Table 64: Top retailers used in other sectors 2008 106
    Table 65: Other electricals stores used 2004-2008 107
    Table 66: Sample sizes by sector 2008 109
    List of Figures
    Figure 1: Electricals share of shopper % 2004-2008 13
    Figure 2: Profile of electricals shoppers % - by gender 2004-2008 14
    Figure 3: Profile of electricals shoppers % - by age bracket 2004-2008 15
    Figure 4: Profile of electricals shoppers % - by socio-economic class 2004-2008 16
    Figure 5: % of consumers who shop for electricals - by demographics 2008 17
    Figure 6: % of consumers who shop for electricals - by TV region 2008 18
    Figure 7: Concentration of main user share of Top Five retailers 2006 20
    Figure 8: Concentration of main user share of Top Five retailers 2007 20
    Figure 9: Concentration of main user share of Top Five retailers 2008 21
    Figure 10: Average rate of conversion from visitor to main user % 2004-2008 23
    Figure 11: Rate of conversion from visitors to main users by retailer % 2008 24
    Figure 12: Average number of other stores used 2004-2008 25
    Figure 13: Average number of other stores used by retailer 2008 26
    Figure 14: % of electricals shoppers that are loyal to their main store 2004-2008 27
    Figure 15: % of electricals shoppers that are loyal to their main store - by demographic group 2008 28
    Figure 16: % of electricals shoppers that are loyal to their main store - by retailer 2008 29
    Figure 17: Percentage point change in loyalty rates since last year by retailer 2008 30
    Figure 18: % of loyal main users identifying drivers of loyalty 2004-2008 31
    Figure 19: Visitor share % 2004-2008 38
    Figure 20: Visitor share % - by demographic group 2008 38
    Figure 21: Main user share % 2004-2008 39
    Figure 22: Main user share % - by demographic group 2008 40
    Figure 23: Conversion rates % 2004-2008 41
    Figure 24: Conversion rates % - by demographic group 2008 41
    Figure 25: Loyalty % 2004-2008 42
    Figure 26: Loyalty % - by demographics 2008 43
    Figure 27: Preference stores % 2008 45
    Figure 28: Shopping around 2004-2008 46
    Figure 29: Visitor share% 2004-2008 50
    Figure 30: Visitor share % - by demographic group 2008 50
    Figure 31: Main user share % 2004-2008 51
    Figure 32: Main user share % - by demographic group 2008 52
    Figure 33: Conversion rates % 2004-2008 53
    Figure 34: Conversion rates % - by demographic group 2008 53
    Figure 35: Loyalty % 2004-2008 54
    Figure 36: Loyalty % - by demographics 2008 55
    Figure 37: Preference stores % 2008 57
    Figure 38: Shopping around 2004-2008 58
    Figure 39: Visitor share % 2004-2008 62
    Figure 40: Visitor share % - by demographic group 2008 62
    Figure 41: Main user share % 2004-2008 63
    Figure 42: Main user share % - by demographic group 2008 64
    Figure 43: Conversion rates % 2004-2008 65
    Figure 44: Conversion rates % - by demographic group 2008 65
    Figure 45: Loyalty % 2004-2008 66
    Figure 46: Loyalty % - by demographics 2008 67
    Figure 47: Preference stores % 2008 69
    Figure 48: Shopping around 2004-2008 70
    Figure 49: Visitor share % 2004-2008 74
    Figure 50: Visitor share % - by demographic group 2008 74
    Figure 51: Main user share % 2004-2008 75
    Figure 52: Main user share % - by demographic group 2008 76
    Figure 53: Conversion rates % 2004-2008 77
    Figure 54: Conversion rates % - by demographic group 2008 77
    Figure 55: Loyalty % 2004-2008 78
    Figure 56: Loyalty % - by demographics 2008 79
    Figure 57: Preference stores % 2008 81
    Figure 58: Shopping around 2004-2008 82
    Figure 59: Visitor share % 2004-2008 86
    Figure 60: Visitor share % - by demographic group 2008 86
    Figure 61: Main user share % 2004-2008 87
    Figure 62: Main user share % - by demographic group 2008 88
    Figure 63: Conversion rates % 2004-2008 89
    Figure 64: Conversion rates % - by demographic group 2008 89
    Figure 65: Loyalty % 2004-2008 90
    Figure 66: Loyalty % - by demographics 2008 91
    Figure 67: Preference stores % 2008 93
    Figure 68: Shopping around 2004-2008 94
    Figure 69: Visitor share % 2004-2008 98
    Figure 70: Visitor share % - by demographic group 2008 98
    Figure 71: Main user share % 2004-2008 99
    Figure 72: Main user share % - by demographic group 2008 100
    Figure 73: Conversion rates % 2004-2008 101
    Figure 74: Conversion rates % - by demographic group 2008 101
    Figure 75: Loyalty % 2004-2008 102
    Figure 76: Loyalty % - by demographics 2008 103
    Figure 77: Preference stores % 2008 105
    Figure 78: Shopping around 2004-2008 106


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