CONSUMER
PROFILES
Consumer 1-
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Marcus
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26
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Male
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Freelance graphic designer
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Earns £50k per annum
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Purchased his first flat in Brixton with his fiancé
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Likes buying new clothes to share on his Instagram with engaging captions to his followers such as “what did you wear today?” posts
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Reads magazines Cereal, Hypebeast and Highsnobitey
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Intrested in photography and regulary attends Palace drops to take photos of people’s outfits
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Shops at competitor Supreme and prefers their merchandise
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Wears streetwear as it makes him feel like part of a skateboarding community despite living in a capital city
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Defined by the ACORN classification he is group E type 16 as he has enough disposable income to book weekends away to Amsterdam with his group of friends.
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His family life cycle stage is the newly married couples group
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He is an early adopter of trends as he has few financial burdens which allows him to buy into many fashion items regulary
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Observation from the researcher found that this consumer browses the store and does not feel pressured into purchasing
Consumer 2-
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Jake
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17
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Only child
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Lives at home with parents in Guildford, Surrey
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ACORN classification group C type 9
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Older parents who have now retired
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Studies his A levels at 6th form and is hoping to go to Nottingham Trent University to study Architecture
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Sets an alarm for Palace drops to ensure he can add all the items into his cart, no matter the cost
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Finically supported by parents
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Spends free time playing video games
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He is part of the late majority when it comes to adopting trends as he is likely to copy what his friends have
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Follows the brand on all their social media and interacts with every post and is a regular poster in Palace Talk UK/EU where he searches for more Palace merchandise to buy
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Primary research collected found that this consumer purchases from every Palace retail drop