Shopping Journey
A measurement of a consumer’s movement through a particular space using GPS technology.
Mystery Shopping market research is a methodology allowing you to understand your customer’s interactions with the public-facing side of your brand. Mystery Shoppers allow you to understand how your staff are acting and their attitude, which could be letting down high points of your store or the well-placed marketing on a website, to be let down by a phone call.
We pride ourselves in being able to provide interpretable and actionable results and work within your brand and your team to continuously improve.
Mystery Shopping answer the questions you care the most about as a brand. If you’re a brand you might be wondering:
Of course. It’s not all Retail & Shopper Research that mystery shopping has a positive effect on the company. Online Mystery Shopping can be built over a longer period, looking into the whole user journey for a consumer or customer coming to enquire about a service or product. It is particularly useful because you’ll receive insights into different aspects of the business throughout the different stages of an enquiry, so you can see if there is a pothole along the way.
Mystery Shopping can be used on a continuous basis for improvement as a business and a staff performance management tool, giving you the ability to know not only what needs fixing, but you’ll have a tool that can change the actions and behaviours.
We believe that a Mystery Shopper is most effective in tandem with an Employee Satisfaction Survey, giving you a first-hand experience of what your staff are thinking, providing insight that can go alongside the behaviour that is observed, and you receive explanations as to why they might act in a particular manner. It can also show lower performance areas where Employers see no area of issue. To enquire about mystery shopping please use the contact us button below.
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A measurement of a consumer’s movement through a particular space using GPS technology.
System 1, developed by Kahneman (2011), refers to the brain’s processing of information quickly, instinctually and emotionally, and this is usually done unconsciously. The opposite to System 1 is System 2 which is responsible for slow, conscious, logical and deliberative thinking.