Participation beyond hype
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As part of the Consumer Barometer study, Google engaged TNS to build a multi-wave, mobile optimised survey in 56 markets.
We created a mobile-first, device agnostic survey to embrace the challenges of small smartphones screens.

India’s market leader in scooters had lost its leadership of the broader two-wheel category, and attempts to regain its position by launching a new motorcycle had failed.
We used a qualitative and quantitative NeedScope programme to explore the dynamics of the market, and look beyond function to reveal all of the needs that scooters and motorcycles meet.
An automotive manufacturer sought to improve and standardise the quality of after-sales services, to increase cross-selling opportunities and encourage customers to upgrade.
With insights from TRI*M we developed action-planning workshops for dealerships that focused on their specific drivers of customer loyalty. We prioritised the actions required, according to their business impact.
An automotive manufacturer in Germany sought to improve and standardise the quality of after-sales services, to increase cross-selling opportunities and encourage customers to upgrade.
With insights from TRI*M we developed action-planning workshops for dealerships that focused on their specific drivers of customer loyalty. We prioritised the actions required, according to their business impact.
A global confectionary brand wanted to increase sales in convenience stores by helping retailers to attract new buyers.
We combined in-store observation with shopper interviews at the aisle to explore how our client could use POS and packaging more effectively to stimulate impulse purchase.
A premium ice-cream manufacturer sought ways to grow market share by increasing spend amongst their less loyal repertoire buyers.
We used an ethnographic approach combining filming, eye-tracking and shopper interviews to help understand the conversion process for the category, and reveal the precise interruptions that would trigger increased sales.

An initially successful new mobile operator was struggling to increase its market share beyond 2-3%, and battling low retention rates.
We used ConversionModel to explore the brand’s competitive strengths and weaknesses in different regions, and reveal the market dynamics influencing brand choice, retention and conversion.
A major European network operator needed to evaluate which new markets would provide the greatest opportunities for expansion.
We used ConversionModel to analyse consumers’ needs and assess their commitment to incumbent brands across a range of different countries.

India’s market leader in scooters had lost its leadership of the broader two-wheel category, and attempts to regain its position by launching a new motorcycle had failed.
We used a qualitative and quantitative NeedScope programme to explore the dynamics of the market, and look beyond function to reveal all of the needs that scooters and motorcycles meet.
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