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QPR Special Analysis

While using QPR Track as a consumer tracking tool, ad hoc analyses can be conducted using QPR.

For example:
  • What is the trial and repeat rate of new products?
  • Which brand’s consumers bought new products?
  • How loyal are my brand’s consumers? What competing brands are also in their repertoire?
  • What proportion of my brand’s consumers are heavy users?
  • What purchase association exists between various products? Which products tend to be bought together?
  • What retail channels/chains are consumers buying my brand from?

 

  QPR Category Report

Annual Base Report includes basic CPS analysis by Category.

  Launch Evaluation (TRAX)

Evaluate new product launch status by comparing its T&R with historical bench mark, using original analytical model – “TRAX”.

  What is QPR?

Introduced by Tokyu Agency in 1987, QPR was Japan’s first large scale household scan Consumer Panel with market representivity. All household purchases are tracked by scanning with a bar-code reader.

QPR is used as an ad hoc consumer diagnostic tool by a wide range of manufacturers of food and toiletry products, in their brand health monitoring and new product development activities.

For Further information (Japanese Only) ;

http://www.tokyu-agc.co.jp/QPR/

 


 

 

 



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