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UK Consumer Insights 2008: Marks & Spencer - Footwear

Publication Date July 2008
Publisher Verdict
Product Type Report
Pages 62
ISBN Number not applicable
Product Code VDT00348
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Summary

Introduction

Verdict Research: UK Consumer Insights 2008 are based around individual retailers and provide a highly detailed, data-rich overview of a retailer's customers, drawing on a nationwide survey of 6,000 shoppers each year.

Reasons to Purchase

  • New analysis, unique to these reports shows details about non-converting visitors including where they main shop and who they are.
  • Analysis by non-standard demographics is also presented to give a comprehensive picture of a retailer's customers.
  • Key demographics include among others, sex, age, social class, television region, marital status, housing tenure, working status and ACORN group.

Content

  • List of Tables
    • TABLE OF CONTENTS
    • CHAPTER 1 AT A GLANCE SUMMARY
    • Summary
    • CHAPTER 2 SHARE OF SHOPPERS
    • Marks & Spencer share of shoppers
    • Marks & Spencer share of shoppers by demographics
    • Marks & Spencer share of shoppers by television region
    • Marks & Spencer share of shoppers by household characteristics
    • Marks & Spencer share of shoppers by other characteristics and ACORN classification
    • CHAPTER 3 CONVERSION AND NON-CONVERSION
    • Marks & Spencer conversion of visitors to main users
    • Marks & Spencer conversion of visitors to main users by demographics and region
    • Marks & Spencer conversion of visitors to main users by household characteristics
    • Non-converting customers
    • Profile of Marks & Spencer non-converting customers by demographics and region
    • CHAPTER 4 PROFILE OF SHOPPERS
    • Marks & Spencer profile of shoppers by demographics
    • Marks & Spencer profile of shoppers by television region
    • Marks & Spencer profile of shoppers by household characteristics
    • Marks & Spencer profile of shoppers by other characteristics and ACORN classification
    • CHAPTER 5 LOYALTY
    • Marks & Spencer loyalty of main users
    • Marks & Spencer loyalty of main users by demographics and region
    • Marks & Spencer loyalty of main users by household characteristics
    • Marks & Spencer basic drivers of loyalty and disloyalty
    • Marks & Spencer detailed drivers of loyalty
    • CHAPTER 6 COMPETITION
    • Competition in Footwear
    • Cross sector competitor dynamics
    • CHAPTER 7 APPENDIX
    • Basic methodology
    • The selection of parliamentary constituencies
    • Metropolitan county
    • Other 100% urban
    • Mixed urban/rural
    • Rural
    • The selection of enumeration districts
    • The selection of respondents
    • Post survey weighting
    • LIST OF TABLES
      • Table 1: Key performance indicators for Marks & Spencer in Footwear
      • Table 2: Marks & Spencer change in visitor share (%) 2004-2008
      • Table 3: Marks & Spencer change in main user share (%) 2004-2008
      • Table 4: Marks & Spencer visitor and main user share by ACORN classification 2008
      • Table 5: Marks & Spencer change in conversion rates 2004-2008
      • Table 6: Marks & Spencer change in non-conversion rates (%) 2004-2008
      • Table 7: Main stores non-converters use instead of Marks & Spencer 2008
      • Table 8: Marks & Spencer visitor and main user profile by ACORN classification 2008
      • Table 9: Marks & Spencer change in loyalty (%) 2004-2008
      • Table 10: Marks & Spencer change in disloyalty 2004-2008
      • Table 11: Marks & Spencer drivers of loyalty (%) 2004-2008
      • Table 12: Marks & Spencer drivers of disloyalty (%) 2004-2008
      • Table 13: Marks & Spencer detailed drivers of loyalty 2008
      • Table 14: Cross sector matrix shopping 2008
      • Table 15: Other retailers used 2008
      • Table 84: Sample sizes by sector 2008
      • LIST OF FIGURES
        • Figure 1: Marks & Spencer visitor share 2004-2008
        • Figure 2: Marks & Spencer main user share 2004-2008
        • Figure 3: Marks & Spencer visitor share by demographic group 2008
        • Figure 4: Marks & Spencer main user share by demographic group 2008
        • Figure 5: Marks & Spencer visitor share by television region 2008
        • Figure 6: Marks & Spencer main user share by television region 2008
        • Figure 7: Marks & Spencer visitor and main user share by household tenure 2008
        • Figure 8: Marks & Spencer visitor and main user share by number of people in household 2008
        • Figure 9: Marks & Spencer visitor and main user share by children in household 2008
        • Figure 10: Marks & Spencer visitor and main user share by number of cars in household 2008
        • Figure 11: Marks & Spencer visitor and main user share by working status 2008
        • Figure 12: Marks & Spencer visitor and main user share by marital status 2008
        • Figure 13: Marks & Spencer conversion rates 2004-2008
        • Figure 14: Marks & Spencer non-conversion rates 2004-2008
        • Figure 15: Marks & Spencer conversion rates by demographic group 2008
        • Figure 16: Marks & Spencer conversion rates by region 2008
        • Figure 17: Marks & Spencer conversion rates by household tenure 2008
        • Figure 18: Marks & Spencer conversion rates by number of people in household 2008
        • Figure 19: Marks & Spencer conversion rates by children in household 2008
        • Figure 20: Marks & Spencer conversion rates by number of cars in household 2008
        • Figure 21: Marks & Spencer non-conversion rates 2004-2008
        • Figure 22: Marks & Spencer non-conversion rates by demographic group 2008
        • Figure 23: Demographic profile of non-converting Marks & Spencer visitors 2008
        • Figure 24: Regional profile of non-converting Marks & Spencer visitors 2008
        • Figure 25: Marks & Spencer visitor profile by demographic group 2008
        • Figure 26: Marks & Spencer main user profile by demographic group 2008
        • Figure 27: Marks & Spencer visitor profile by television region 2008
        • Figure 28: Marks & Spencer main user profile by region 2008
        • Figure 29: Marks & Spencer visitor and main user profile by household tenure 2008
        • Figure 30: Marks & Spencer visitor and main user profile by number of people in household 2008
        • Figure 31: Marks & Spencer and main user profile by children in household 2008
        • Figure 32: Marks & Spencer visitor and main user profile by number of cars in household 2008
        • Figure 33: Marks & Spencer visitor and main user profile by working status 2008
        • Figure 34: Marks & Spencer visitor and main user profile by marital status 2008
        • Figure 35: Marks & Spencer loyalty 2004-2008
        • Figure 36: Marks & Spencer disloyalty 2004-2008
        • Figure 37: Marks & Spencer loyalty by demographics 2008
        • Figure 38: Marks & Spencer loyalty by region 2008
        • Figure 39: Marks & Spencer loyalty by household tenure 2008
        • Figure 40: Marks & Spencer loyalty by number of people in household 2008
        • Figure 41: Marks & Spencer loyalty by children in household 2008
        • Figure 42: Marks & Spencer loyalty by number of cars in household 2008
        • Figure 43: Marks & Spencer - other Footwear stores used 2008
        • Figure 44: Preference stores 2008
        • Figure 45: Sectors shopped 2008