(Français) Audit de brand culture appliqué au cas Frichti
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(Français) L’offre QualiQuanti résumée en une image
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(Français) Etude sur les tendances émergentes de la restauration rapide
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(Français) Lancement du Brand Content Institute
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Publication of a downloadable white paper on pop-stores with Klepierre
Pop-up stores, conquering a new frontier of brand expression : Klépierre,european leader of shopping centers, offers free download of its white paper, writen with QualiQuanti.
Thanks to an in-depth research based on an international watch of over several hundreds of examples, on conversations with consumers and on an exclusive analysis of semiotician Raphael Lellouche, Klepierre brings with this publication true answers to brands in search of visibility and unprecedented experiences for their clients.
With the digital revolution, the strategic question for brands is to establish a strong and direct relation with their clients. The frontier between brand’s communication and sales is blurring. Interactivity is omnipresent in stores, brand experiences enable to sell better and demanding clients expect unprecedented and priviledged experiences : we have entered the pop-up stores era.
Here is the English version of the white paper for download.
Here is the video presentation of the book
QualiQuanti gives two conferences at the 2016 Printemps des études
QualiQuanti organises two conferences at the next “Printemps des études” (French professional exhibition for market research) :
Renewing brand plateforms thanks to performativity and brand culture – 14th April, 10:45 AM
Consumers “perform” brands, as consumption is one aspect of our identity. Performing a brand means growing familiar with it, living with it, adopting its gestures, attitudes, its vision of the world. The conference will be the occasion to show how brands develop culture meaningful cultural worlds which enable consumers to get involved and identify with the brand. What’s at stake for brands is to encourage performativity by using levers suchs as brand content, employees, places, design… We will also explain our methodologies : brand culture audit and brand plateforms.
To read more about performativity (French) : https://testconso.typepad.com/brandcontent/performativite/
Obtaining inspiring study results thanks to creative intelligence : innovative methodologies (international watches, semio-live, crowdsourcing, intercultural…) : 15th April, 12AM
Thanks to illustrated examples, we will show how to lead meaningful, operational studies adapted to the current economical context :
- Panoramic studies vs. focused
- The most interesting international watch subjects
- What crowdsourcing brings to studies
We will show extracts of studies on organic food, retail, e-shopping, product innovation, etc… and how studies are a way to become a reference on a subject (pop-up stores, brand content…)
Publication of 3 articles on performativity
The word « performative » was created in 1955 by philosopher John Austin. It is derived from the verb “to perform” and preserves its double meaning of “doing” and “acting”. A consumer performs a brand when he makes it exists through his actions. He lives with brands, appropriates them, adopts attitudes suggested by brands, the social model and culture suggested by brands.
See a brroader definition on Wikipedia
We have published 3 articles on this fundamental concept in the marketing magazine Influencia (articles are in French) :
- Studying and mesuring performativity rather than engagement
- How to encourage brand performativity ?
- Performing the brand inside the company
Publication of a study on brand content management
The study led by QualiQuanti in 2014 among more than a hundred brands has been published !
Here is a link to access the results (in French)
QualiQuanti released a book “Strategic Brand Content”
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QualiQuanti carries out a prospective study on promotions with ECR France
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Since ECR’s first shopper study in 2011 on how consumers perceive promotions, those have changed. Their influence stabilized at 19%, their messages got clearer, their nature changed – in part thanks to new technologies enabling personalization. ECR France asked QualiQuanti to actualize their 2011 shopper study. The aim was to identifies keys to organise promotions with give the shopper, the shops and the brands high added value. |
