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Nielsen Personalizes The Mobile Shopping App

Journal of Advertising ResearchPublished 1 September 2012
Dave Cameron, Chris Gregory, Daryl Battaglia
Citations35
SJR quartileQ1
SJR score0.82
SNIP0.72

TL;DR

Through a study with a grocery retailer, their iPhone app and four CPG manufacturers, Nielsen personalized the mobile display sorting the most relevant coupons to the top based on a three-pronged scoring model, which yielded higher overall coupon redemptions and more redemption for brands and products that are new to a consumer.

Abstract

ABSTRACT A transition to new digital channels is transforming the age-old marketing practice of couponing. By personalizing the display of coupons, retailers and marketers can help consumers cut through the coupon clutter and more easily find the coupons that will motivate them to purchase. Through a study with a grocery retailer, their iPhone app and four CPG manufacturers, Nielsen personalized the mobile display sorting the most relevant coupons to the top based on a three-pronged scoring model. Using a test versus control design, personalization yielded higher overall coupon redemptions, and more redemptions for brands and products that are new to a consumer.

Keywords

Business, Management and Accounting