The Handit2 Network offers a unique twist on traditional
shopper marketing tactics. Instead of targeting shoppers while they are in the
store (i.e. Walmart) or at home, we target nearby small business (i.e.
daycares), with the goal of driving the small business's customers to a nearby
Walmart to make a purchase. The advantage of this strategy over other
sample/coupon distribution strategies is fourfold:
· reach a
highly targeted demographic group (in the case of daycare, virtually 100% moms)
· reach
them near stores where your product can be purchased
· does
not require a small fortune (as direct mail does) in shipping
· avoid reaching...
o the
wrong demographic (in-store sampling poses a filtering problem -- if an older
man asks for a sample meant for moms he will likely get one)
o freebie
seekers (all web-based opt-in programs inject non-loyal consumers into your
ROI, making it more difficult for the effort to payout)
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| This busy mom is encouraged to shop at Walmart through account-specific coupons and signage on display at her child's daycare. |
Hand it to Mom Case Study - Imagine a busy
mom leaving work to pick up her toddler from daycare. As she steps into the
daycare lobby, she is surprised to see an attractive display for a product that
can simplify her busy life. She spends a few minutes chatting with the director
and another parent about the product and eagerly takes a sample and coupon. The
display mentions the product is available at Walmart and that store is right
around the corner. She plans a trip to Walmart to buy it.
Features of the Handit2 Network shopper marketing model:
· Ability
to select sampling venues within a few miles of any retailer chain
specified.
· Ability
to select venues that best attract your target demographic.
· Hand a
sample to a surprised, highly targeted group of consumers who are going about
their typical day.
· Drive
incremental traffic to your retail partners using account-specific signage
and/or coupons.
· Avoid
the freebie seekers who register online or seek out samples (ANY samples) at
the store because they are free.

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