In this episode of Blis’ ‘The changing behaviour series’, Nate John-Grose, RVP, West at Blis speaks with Jameson Valone, AVP of Marketing at Macerich to understand what he’s observing in the market in light of the COVID-19 crisis.
Looking back to a time before COVID-19 was the biggest topic of conversation in the UK, there was Brexit. The all consuming national debate divided the nation and the implications affected every element of British society.
Blis, the location analytics company, is launching a product to help brands adapt targeted advertising for households staying at home during the coronavirus pandemic.
The “Habits to Home Targeting” tool provides brands with an opportunity to reach all consumers living in a household at scale, in order to interpret how their shared habits and historical behaviours can influence buying decisions during social distancing.
The second derivative is the rate of change of the rate of change. In this latest video episode from ‘The changing behaviour series’, Blis’ Head of Insights, Alex Wright looks at publically available data about new cases to see if we can look a little further down the track to when restrictions might be lifted.
London, 15 April – Blis, the trusted location-powered advertising and analytics partner, today announced the launch of a new product, Habits to Home Targeting, created to help brands adapt their advertising for a ‘stay at home’ COVID world. The new product combines Blis’ accurate historical audience targeting data, largely from pre-COVID consumer behaviours, with a new proprietary technology designed to identify and reach entire households at scale.
Home baking is experiencing a surge of interest, leading to a flurry of cakes and breads posted across social media and a scarcity of some of the essential ingredients for the tasty treats. But the lure of the takeaway is hard to resist and following the Easter break the Blis team tucked into some stats to find trends in the QSR sector for ‘The changing behaviour series’.
Share of voice matters more than ever. Focus on purpose and be empathetic. Be useful. These mantras are being echoed every day in the industry press. And they are true. Now is the time to drive share of mind through share of voice and for brands to be at their most useful, purpose driven and empathetic. But it is also the most important time to understand consumers, their new temporary patterns and how and when they are interacting with brands and content.
Over the past month, we’ve seen Americans drastically change their lifestyles to adapt to voluntary social distancing and stay-at-home government mandates.
And suddenly everything changed. From the way we work (Weekday CBD foot traffic across major Australian cities was down -62% in March vs Jan 2020), where we spend our time (activity in mid-suburban areas went up 23% on average) to the way we travel and move (public transport use is down over 70%) has significantly shifted since COVID-19 escalated in Australia
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