Mental Availability in the Digital Age
What We Did
Our multi-faceted project included a wide-ranging review of academic and planning literature and in-depth qualitative and quantitative investigation.
We honed in on the unique psychology of both online and offline shopping and found that Byron Sharp’s central tenet of mental availability should matter to marketers more than ever.
The research was launched at an event at the Everyman Cinema in Manchester in February 2020.
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Methods
Literatue review
Qualitative research
Psychological profiling
Quantitive survey
What our client said
“From the moment I first met the house51 team, I knew I wanted to work with them. They bring a freshness of thinking and a clever way of applying behavioural science to knotty marketing questions. I set them a big question, to challenge accepted wisdom on mental availability. They proved themselves more than up to the task, and also incredibly adaptable as the goals for the project evolved. Every meeting during the process was a delight, and I always came out of them having learned something new. We’re so pleased with the results, and with the reception we are getting from the advertiser and planning communities. I have no hesitation in recommending house51, a pleasure to work with them.”