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市場調查報告書

英國人的購物動向:音樂・影音 (2011年)

How Britain Shops: Music & Video 2011

出版商 Verdict Research Limited
出版日期 2011年03月 商品編碼 191177
內容資訊 英文 Pages: 151
價格
US $ 5250 PDF by E-mail (Single user license)
US $ 13125 PDF by E-mail (Global license)


英國人的購物動向:音樂・影音 (2011年) 是由出版商Verdict Research Limited在2011年03月所出版的。 這份英文市場調查報告書包含Pages: 151 價格從美金5250起跳。

簡介

本報告,聚焦英國消費者的購物習慣,詳細調查分析音樂・影音的購買顧客、購物的店舖、客戶忠誠度的牽引力、現在所使用店舖的滿意度、以及為使顧客更滿意店舖所採取的行動等,由下列摘要形式闡述。

第1章 報告摘要

  • Verdict的見解
  • 主要結果
  • 零售業者的重點

第2章 部門摘要

  • 購買顧客的比例
  • 音樂・影音購買顧客的滲透率
  • 零售業者的利用
  • 顧客轉換率
  • 購買店舖的比較討論
  • 客戶忠誠度
  • 忠誠/不忠誠的牽引力

第3章 Amazon

  • 因數位下載的趨勢而獲得利益
  • 來訪顧客
  • 主要使用者
  • 顧客轉換率
  • 客戶忠誠度
  • 競爭企業

第4章 Asda

  • 下載折扣的不足阻礙了業績
  • 來訪顧客
  • 主要使用者
  • 顧客轉換率
  • 客戶忠誠度
  • 競爭企業

第5章 HMV/FOPP

  • 新數位下載網站促進了業績
  • 來訪顧客
  • 主要使用者
  • 顧客轉換率
  • 客戶忠誠度
  • 競爭企業

第6章 iTunes

  • 市佔率獲得速度的下降
  • 來訪顧客
  • 主要使用者
  • 顧客轉換率
  • 客戶忠誠度
  • 競爭企業

第7章 Play.com

  • 感受到競爭的壓迫感
  • 來訪顧客
  • 主要使用者
  • 顧客轉換率
  • 客戶忠誠度
  • 競爭企業

第8章 Tesco

  • 雖然有下載折扣,但卻苦於更嚴峻的競爭
  • 來訪顧客
  • 主要使用者
  • 顧客轉換率
  • 客戶忠誠度
  • 競爭企業

第9章 附錄

圖表

目錄

Description

Introduction

How Britain Shops Music & Video provides a detailed overview of the shopping habits of consumers. It examines, who shops for music & video, where they shop, whether they are satisfied with their current store and what stores should do to satisfy customers more.

Features and benefits

•  Thorough analysis of how customers shop for music & video. Profiles of 6 music & video retailers, including: HMV, Amazon, iTunes and Tesco.
•  Visitor and main user share data, conversion rates, customer loyalty rates and reasons for loyalty/disloyalty.
•  Data is segmented regionally and by demographic and socio-economic group.
•  Historic data is provided so trends can be analysed over a five year period.

Highlights

After a period of growth caused by the introduction of downloads which did not carry digital rights management (DRM), and greater price competition, visitor share has fallen sharply for the second consecutive year, this time by 4.6 percentage points to 40.2%. Factors affecting this fall include piracy, streaming websites and customers cutting back.
While overall loyalty in music & video has slipped by 0.2 percentage points to 89.4%, it has overtaken personal care as the sector with the highest level of loyalty in the 2011 survey. This is testament to the retailers that have created an offer that has adapting customers migrating to digital product with their clear and easy-to-use websites.
The launch of the iPad tablet computer and the latest version of the iPhone in May and June 2010 are main factors behind improvements in visitor and main user shares in the latest survey. With the facility to download content directly on to their devices, many shoppers will have found iTunes the most convenient channel.

Your key questions answered

•  How Britain Shops is one of the most comprehensive studies of its kind drawing on a nationwide survey of 6,000 shoppers.
•  Use this report to understand what drives the loyalty of your customers and find out where else they are shopping - and why.
•  Channel investment for maximum return by knowing which aspects of your retail proposition most need improving in the opinion of your customers.

Table of Contents

Executive Summary
   Verdict view
   Key findings
      Visitor share now at lowest level since 2001;
      Shoppers aged between 16 and 24 make up the greatest share of music & video shoppers;
      Penetration down across all demographic segments;
      Not even half of any region' s shoppers now buy music & video;
      Music & video market consolidates rapidly;
      Conversion improves for second consecutive year;
      In spite of latest decline, loyalty remains high;
      Pureplay retailers take Top Three spots for loyalty;
      Range, price and convenience remain key drivers of loyalty and growth;
      Amazon closes gap to HMV in main user share.
   Main conclusions
      Visitor share at lowest level since 2001
      Shoppers aged between 16 and 24 make up the greatest share of music & video shoppers
      Penetration down across all demographic segments
      Not even half of any region' s shoppers now buy music & video
      Music & video market consolidates rapidly
      Conversion improves for second year
      In spite of latest decline, loyalty in the music & video sector remains high
      Pureplay retailers take Top Two spots for loyalty
      Range, price and convenience remain key drivers of loyalty and growth
   Retailer highlights
      Relaunch of standalone download offer boosts HMV
      Amazon' s strong performance continues
      Asda suffers from lack of download offer
      Heightened austerity hits Tesco
      iTunes launch of new devices lifts share
      Play.com' s performance impacted by greater levels of competition
SECTOR SUMMARY
   Share of shoppers
      Falls to lowest level since 2001
   Penetration of music & video shoppers
      Market continues to be weighted towards a younger, more affluent customer
   Retailer usage
      While HMV continues to lead the way, Amazon gains fast in a rapidly consolidating market
      Each region' s breakdown of main user share between leading retailers
   Conversion rates
      Improve for second straight year
   Shopping around
      Shopping around remains higher among online specialists
   Loyalty
      Remains high as four of the Top 10 overall leaders come from music & video
   Drivers of loyalty/ disloyalty
      Range and price stay the main drivers for customer loyalty
AMAZON
   Benefits from trend to digital downloads
      Increases both visitor and main user shares
      Despite declining on last year, Amazon has the highest level of loyalty among profiled retailers
      Range has overtaken convenience as the second strongest driver of growth
   Visitors
      Continues to attract more customers
   Main users
      Increases main user share across all demographic segments
   Conversion rates
      Conversion reaches a new high
   Loyalty
      Handed lead in sector in spite of falling year-on-year
   Competitors
      Level of shopping around declines
ASDA
   Lack of download offer hampers performance
      Main user share drops - despite increase in footfall
       … due to fall in conversion - the heaviest among profiled retailers
      Loyalty takes heaviest knock, too
      Greater proportion of Asda' s shoppers want to buy music & video from Tesco
   Visitors
      Third consecutive rise in footfall - but limited to elderly and less affluent
   Main users
      Move into decline
   Conversion rates
      Sharpest decline among profiled retailers
   Loyalty
      Sharpest decline here, too
   Competitors
      Shopping around at lowest level in 10 years
HMV/ FOPP
   New digital download site improves performance
      Main user share increases despite fall in visitors
       … thanks to greatest uplift in conversion among profiled retailers
      Loyalty flat year-on-year but range, ambience and facilities show uplifts
      Biggest potential gains
   Visitors
      Visitor share falls after three years of growth
   Main users
      Reach highest level in five years
   Conversion rates
      New standalone download service drives significant jump in conversion
   Loyalty
      Remains above 90.0% for the second consecutive year
   Competitors
      Shopping around stays low inline with high loyalty
ITUNES
   Pace of share gain slows
       … but visitor and main user shares continue to improve
      Conversion rate declines
      Loyalty flat on previous year
      HMV continues to be the preferred choice for disloyal iTunes customers
   Visitors
      Launch of iPad and upgrade of iPhone drive growth
   Main users
      More customers spend the most at iTunes
   Conversion rates
      Conversion falters marginally
   Loyalty
      Remains flat on last year despite range falling sharply
   Competitors
      Less shopping around better for iTunes
PLAY.COM
   Feels competitive strain
      Visitor and main user shares down but Play.com gains older customers
      Conversion down for fourth straight year
      Lower convenience score drags down loyalty despite appreciation of its prices
      Amazon a greater threat
   Visitors
      Visitor share declines for the first time
   Main users
      Loses ground among younger shoppers
   Conversion rates
      Continue to decline in more challenging market
   Loyalty
      Off the top but remains high
   Competitors
      Play.com' s main users increasingly visit its competitors
TESCO
   Despite download offer Tesco still struggles with tougher competition
      Tesco' s visitor and main user shares both down
      Conversion rates remain low
      Convenience boosts loyalty score
       … but range scores even more poorly
   Visitors
      Falls back after strong uplift
   Main users
      Main user share eases off as less affluent shoppers prioritise spending elsewhere
   Conversion rates
      Struggles to boost conversion
   Loyalty
      Convenience drives loyalty improvement
   Competitors
      Shopping around continues to fall as customers one-stop shop in downturn
APPENDIX
   Methodology
      Selection of parliamentary constituencies
      Selection of enumeration districts
      Selection of respondents
      Post survey weighting
   Further reading
   Ask the analyst
   Global Retail FreeView
   Verdict Research consulting
   Disclaimer

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