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MRC's broad and deep product and services offerings are unique in our sector. MRC offers a unique array of products and services. Below, find brief summaries of each of our products and services with links to additional information.

Category Management
To develop successful category management strategies for retailers and manufacturers, better understanding of consumer shopping behavior is a critical element. MRC's monitoring of the in-store behavior of customers most accurately represents how consumers interact with the retail environment and arrive at their purchase decisions which will provide you with account-specific or general insights about a trade channel.
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Purchase Observation StudiesT
Meyers Research Center's (MRC) Purchase Observation Studies analyze the most critical point in the marketing cycle -- the moment of purchase when consumers best recall why they make choices.
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Customized Sales Research
Meyers Research Center (MRC) designs and implements the retail sales research that will provide you with reliable sales information, as well as the analysis and reporting to turn research results into business results.
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Integrated Research
MRC's integrated research design combines in-store sales and in-store consumer shopping behavior data into a powerful analytical tool. Understand not only how much is selling, but also behavioral insights: who is purchasing these goods and why.
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Customized Distribution Audits
MRC Store Audits utilize our international network of highly trained research professionals to investigate issues such as distribution, pricing and retailer compliance to point-of-sale executions.
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TradeSmart SurveysT
Meyers Research Center's (MRC) TradeSmart Surveys let you study trade or retail decision makers as a regular part of your market research process to gain an advantage in all your product and marketing efforts. Interviewing can be conducted at chain headquarters or store level.
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Mystery Shopping Programs
Mystery Shopping Programs provide you with a real-life measurement of the level of service provided to your customers at retail. Our highly trained mystery shoppers report on the quality of service provided by store level personnel, arming you with valuable information.
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Source of Business LocatorT
Source of Business Locator allows brand marketers to locate and interview recent users of low incidence products and promotions in a timely and cost efficient manner.
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Virtual Shopping
In virtual shopping simulations, three-dimensional computer graphics are used to recreate the appearance of a supermarket, c-store, fast food restaurant or other retail environment. Shoppers can be sent into these virtual emporiums and, through automated tracking systems, researchers can observe how they shop and what they purchase. Virtual Shopping research is excellent for in-store programs that retailers may not be willing to test, as well as for issues where competitive intelligence needs to be eliminated.
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Internet Surveys to Answer Retail Issues
There are times when the most expedient way to explore a consumer insight or retail issue is via the Internet. Meyers Research Center (MRC) and its partners offer Internet surveys and online access to qualified consumers when the situation requires it.
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POSERT - Point-of-Sale Effectiveness Rating
Meyers Research Center's (MRC) POSER is an affordable, standardized method of understanding the effectiveness of your point-of-sale displays and merchandising.
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Shopper Traffic Studies
MRC's Shopper Traffic Studies utilize our international network of trained auditors to look at new retail formats, new stocking locations/conditions and display effectiveness. Shopper Traffic Studies can also be integrated with actual in-store interviews to help explain the decisions behind these observed actions. MRC has extensive experience conducting "shadow-shops" and shop-a-longs (with recruited respondents).
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