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How Britain Shops: Homewares 2010 -aarkstore Enterprise Market Research

How Britain Shops: Homewares 2010

How Britain Shops: Homewares 2010

Table of Contents :

Overview 1

Introduction 1

Summary 1

Executive Summary 3

Key findings 3

Retailer highlights 4

Profile of Sector Shoppers 19

There has been a reduction in the number of younger homewares shoppers 19

Penetration of homewares shoppers 24

The bias toward AB and female shoppers persist 24

Retailer Usage 26

Asda/George and Tesco have extended their lead over Argos 26

Main user share by region 31

Asda/George is the leading homewares retailer 31

Conversion Rates 32

Conversion rates have declined for a second year 32

Shopping Around 35

IKEA users shop around most 35

Loyalty 38

There has been a steep rise in loyalty for a second year 38

Drivers of loyalty/disloyalty 42

Range and price increase in importance 42

Argos 50

Argos has lost shoppers, but customer loyalty has improved 50

Visitors 51

Main users 53

Conversion rates 55

Loyalty 57

Competitors 61

Asda/George 63

Asda/George has strengthened its market leadership 63

Visitors 64

Main users 66

Conversion rates 68

Loyalty 70

Competitors 74

Debenhams 76

Debenhams is attracting new shoppers, but challenges remain 76

Visitors 77

Main users 79

Conversion rates 81

Loyalty 83

Competitors 87

Dunelm Mill 89

Despite a rising shopper base, Dunelm Mill has failed to keep pace with its rivals 89

Visitors 90

Main users 92

Conversion rates 94

Loyalty 96

Competitors 100

IKEA 102

IKEA has seen an increase in both shopper numbers and loyalty 102

Visitors 103

Main users 105

Conversion rates 107

Loyalty 109

Competitors 113

John Lewis 115

Shopper numbers at John Lewis have dropped again, but loyalty remains unshakeable 115

Visitors 116

Main users 118

Conversion rates 120

Loyalty 122

Competitors 126

Marks & Spencer 128

Marks & Spencer's steady progress has continued in 2010 128

Visitors 129

Main users 131

Conversion rates 133

Loyalty 135

Competitors 139

Tesco 141

Customer loyalty remains weak, but shopper numbers are rising 141

Visitors 142

Main users 144

Conversion rates 146

Loyalty 148

Competitors 152

Wilkinson 154

Wilkinson has experienced an increase in shopper numbers as its appeal broadens 154

Visitors 155

Main users 157

Conversion rates 159

Loyalty 161

Competitors 165

Methodology 167

Basic methodology 167

The selection of parliamentary constituencies 168

The selection of enumeration districts 169

The selection of respondents 169

Post-survey weighting 170

TABLE OF FIGURES

Figure 1: UK homewares shoppers (%), 20062010 19

Figure 2: Profile of homewares shoppers (%), by gender, 20062010 21

Figure 3: Profile of homewares shoppers (%), by age bracket, 20062010 22

Figure 4: Profile of homewares shoppers (%), by socioeconomic class, 20062010 23

Figure 5: Percentage of consumers who shop for homewares, by demographics, 2010 24

Figure 6: Percentage of consumers who shop for homewares, by TV region, 2010 25

Figure 7: Concentration of main user share of top five retailers in 2008 28

Figure 8: Concentration of main user share of top five retailers in 2009 29

Figure 9: Concentration of main user share of top five retailers in 2010 30

Figure 10: Average rate of conversion from visitor to main user (%), 20062010 32

Figure 11: Rate of conversion from visitors to main users (%), by retailer, 2010 34

Figure 12: Average number of other stores used, by retailer, 2010 35

Figure 13: Average number of other stores used, 20062010 37

Figure 14: Percentage of homewares shoppers that are loyal to their main store, 20062010 38

Figure 15: Percentage of homewares shoppers that are loyal to their main store, by demographic group, 2010 38

Figure 16: Percentage of homewares shoppers that are loyal to their main store, by retailer, 2010 40

Figure 17: Percentage point change in loyalty rates since last year, by retailer, 2010 41

Figure 18: Percentage of loyal main users identifying drivers of loyalty, 20062010 42

Figure 19: Visitor share, 20062010 51

Figure 20: Visitor share, by demographic group, 2010 51

Figure 21: Main user share, 20062010 53

Figure 22: Main user share, by demographic group, 2010 54

Figure 23: Conversion rates, 20062010 55

Figure 24: Conversion rates, by demographic group, 2010 56

Figure 25: Loyalty, 20062010 57

Figure 26: Loyalty, by demographics, 2010 58

Figure 27: Preference stores, 2010 60

Figure 28: Shopping around, 2010 61

Figure 29: Visitor share, 20062010 64

Figure 30: Visitor share, by demographic group, 2010 65

Figure 31: Main user share, 20062010 66

Figure 32: Main user share, by demographic group, 2010 67

Figure 33: Conversion rates, 20062010 68

Figure 34: Conversion rates, by demographic group, 2010 69

Figure 35: Loyalty, 20062010 70

Figure 36: Loyalty, by demographics, 2010 71

Figure 37: Preference stores, 2010 73

Figure 38: Shopping around, 2010 74

Figure 39: Visitor share, 20062010 77

Figure 40: Visitor share, by demographic group, 2010 78

Figure 41: Main user share, 20062010 79

Figure 42: Main user share, by demographic group, 2010 80

Figure 43: Conversion rates, 20062010 81

Figure 44: Conversion rates, by demographic group, 2010 82

Figure 45: Loyalty, 20062010 83

Figure 46: Loyalty, by demographics, 2010 84

Figure 47: Preference stores, 2010 86

Figure 48: Shopping around, 2010 87

Figure 49: Visitor share, 20062010 90

Figure 50: Visitor share, by demographic group, 2010 91

Figure 51: Main user share, 20062010 92

Figure 52: Main user share, by demographic group, 2010 93

Figure 53: Conversion rates, 20062010 94

Figure 54: Conversion rates, by demographic group, 2010 95

Figure 55: Loyalty, 20062010 96

Figure 56: Loyalty, by demographics, 2010 97

Figure 57: Preference stores, 2010 99

Figure 58: Shopping around, 2010 100

Figure 59: Visitor share, 20062010 103

Figure 60: Visitor share, by demographic group, 2010 104

Figure 61: Main user share, 20062010 105

Figure 62: Main user share, by demographic group, 2010 106

Figure 63: Conversion rates, 20062010 107

Figure 64: Conversion rates, by demographic group, 2010 108

Figure 65: Loyalty, 20062010 109

Figure 66: Loyalty, by demographics, 2010 110

Figure 67: Preference stores, 2010 112

Figure 68: Shopping around, 2010 113

Figure 69: Visitor share, 20062010 116

Figure 70: Visitor share, by demographic group, 2010 117

Figure 71: Main user share, 20062010 118

Figure 72: Main user share, by demographic group, 2010 119

Figure 73: Conversion rates, 20062010 120

Figure 74: Conversion rates, by demographic group, 2010 121

Figure 75: Loyalty, 20062010 122

Figure 76: Loyalty, by demographics, 2010 123

Figure 77: Preference stores, 2010 125

Figure 78: Shopping around, 2010 126

Figure 79: Visitor share, 20062010 129

Figure 80: Visitor share, by demographic group, 2010 130

Figure 81: Main user share, 20062010 131

Figure 82: Main user share, by demographic group, 2010 132

Figure 83: Conversion rates, 20062010 133

Figure 84: Conversion rates, by demographic group, 2010 134

Figure 85: Loyalty, 20062010 135

Figure 86: Loyalty, by demographics, 2010 136

Figure 87: Preference stores, 2010 138

Figure 88: Shopping around, 2010 139

Figure 89: Visitor share, 20062010 142

Figure 90: Visitor share, by demographic group, 2010 143

Figure 91: Main user share, 20062010 144

Figure 92: Main user share, by demographic group, 2010 145

Figure 93: Conversion rates, 20062010 146

Figure 94: Conversion rates, by demographic group, 2010 147

Figure 95: Loyalty, 20062010 148

Figure 96: Loyalty, by demographics, 2010 149

Figure 97: Preference stores, 2010 151

Figure 98: Shopping around, 2010 152


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