What can I learn?
- How shoppers navigate the store
- What attracts attention in-store
- When shoppers make decisions and why
- Which competitors a consumer considers
- Which visual elements are ignored
Shopper research
Providing a seamless shopping experience
It can be difficult to understand why shoppers make certain decisions in-store, especially without understanding consumer attention. By exploring the attention patterns of your consumers while they shop, we empower you to make design decisions that enhance the customer journey and increase conversion.
Overview
Access hidden data
Much of a consumer’s motivation while shopping is implicit and can’t be reliably tracked without attention data. While traditional research data exposes only the tip of the iceberg, attention data uncovers what lies below the surface.
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See more. Sell more.
Eye tracking lets you see through your consumers’ eyes, offering a unique perspective into what encourages them to convert. Use these insights to optimize the path to purchase, and make sure the product they purchase is yours.
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The search for ‘why?
Your guide to understanding consumer behavior with eye tracking
You may know what your consumers are doing, but it is another thing to figure out why. In this guide we explore how eye tracking provides a unique and unparalleled perspective into the psychology of your consumers.
You will learn:
- How to better understand and influence the path-to-purchase
- How you can improve ROI at every stage - whether it’s attracting attention, streamlining shopper reasoning, or influencing decision-making.
- The ways you can stay ahead in the ever-changing, competitive world of retail...and much more.
Benefits of eye tracking
Benefits of eye tracking
What can I do?
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Optimize the shopping experience
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Make important visual elements more attractive
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Redesign distracting visual elements
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Reimagine the shopping flow
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Understand sales data on a deeper level
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Increase conversion and basket size
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Insights your way
Your research toolbox
By combining attention insights with other market research methodologies, you paint a holistic picture of your core consumer. Eye tracking supports and enhances other methods in your research toolbox such as focus groups, shop-along studies, and interviews. By combining attention data with other methods, your consumer insights can be placed into new and meaningful contexts.
Tobii Insight
Our research consultancy service has the tools and resources to help you conduct a shopper research study and capture authentic data on the behavior of your consumers in real life environments. We offer a swift turnaround from insights to impact, acting as an agile research partner for every phase of the process. This is an ideal option for those hoping to conduct in-store studies and assess the impact of their retail design. Our team of experts will help guide your study so you can focus on the insights.
Testimonials
Testimonials
Eye tracking as an implicit research method is just unique. With footage from the recordings, we can show brands and retailers the real customer experience and give them evidence if their measures perform or not.
Florian Reinhard
SENIOR RESEARCH MANAGER AT GIM RESEARCH
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Our team are experienced in applying technology and research expertise for effective shopper insight studies. Let’s talk about how your study might look.
Uncover the insights of consumer behavior
Customer stories
Examining buyer behavior in a car showroom for Toyota
Toyota created a showroom car-buying experience study. Conducting shopper research in a car showroom is essential to help sellers optimize the in-store experience.
Customer stories
Analyzing the visibility of Earth Corporation’s products at the shelf
Earth Corporation uses Tobii eye tracking to visualize the true intentions of consumers and deepen their consumer insights.
Customer stories
Tobii wearable eye trackers used in a real-world retail environment
The Service Research Center (CTF) at Karlstad University used Tobii Pro wearable eye trackers in two different pilot studies regarding retail and consumer behavior.