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How Britain Shops 2005: Music & Video

Publication Date March 2005
Publisher Verdict
Product Type Report
Pages 93
ISBN Number not applicable
Product Code VDT00131
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Summary

Retailing should be simple: sell the right products, in the right place, at the right price to the right customer in the right way and success is almost guaranteed. But retailing isn't simple - it's complex, capricious and notoriously difficult to attain success and that's mostly thanks to one thing: the consumer. How Britain Shops: Music & Video examines shifts in consumer shopping patterns against a backdrop of a intense price pressure, a growing threat from the big four supermarket groups and the failure of many specialists to translate strong consumer demand into sales and profit growth.

Content

  • Shopping around
  • Retailer usage
  • Main user share by region
  • Conversion rates
  • Key findings
  • Profile of music & video shoppers
  • Penetration of music & video shoppers
  • Executive summary
  • About the cDNA programme
  • Drivers of loyalty/disloyalty Loyalty
  • Amazon
    • conversion rates
    • loyalty
    • competitors
    • key findings
    • visitors
    • main users
  • Hmv
    • conversion rates
    • loyalty
    • competitors
    • key findings
    • visitors
    • main users
  • Music Zone
    • conversion rates
    • loyalty
    • competitors
    • key findings
    • visitors
    • main users
  • Mvc
    • conversion rates
    • loyalty
    • competitors
    • key findings
    • visitors
    • main users
  • Tesco
    • conversion rates
    • loyalty
    • competitors
    • key findings
    • visitors
    • main users
  • Asda
    • conversion rates
    • loyalty
    • competitors
    • key findings
    • visitors
    • main users
  • Wh Smith
    • conversion rates
    • loyalty
    • competitors
    • key findings
    • visitors
    • main users
  • Woolworths
    • conversion rates
    • loyalty
    • competitors
    • key findings
    • visitors
    • main users
  • Virgin Megastores
    • conversion rates
    • loyalty
    • competitors
    • key findings
    • visitors
    • main users