The Behavioural Architects

The Behavioural Architects

Market Research

London, England 17,941 followers

Award winning global insight and consultancy with behavioural science at our core

About us

Global insight, research & consultancy with Behavioural Science at its core. We use the latest thinking from the Behavioural Sciences to inform quantitative and qualitative research to help companies and organisations understand the deeper drivers of behaviour and ways to influence it. Working across commercial and social sectors we develop powerful frameworks that reinvigorate traditional research methodologies and pioneer new ones. London, Oxford, Shanghai, Sydney, Melbourne and New York.

Website
http://www.thebearchitects.com
Industry
Market Research
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
London, England
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2011
Specialties
Qualitative research, Behavioural economics, Behavioural science, Quantitative research, Consulting, Social Research, Behaviour change, and Service design

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    We are delighted to share that we have won the 2023 Market Research Society (MRS) New Consumer Insights Award for our recent collaboration with Google - ‘Making Sense of the Messy Middle - Simulating Online Shoppers’. The judges said - “In a closely run field, this was our clear winner. It was an extremely clever and thorough piece of scientific testing – an outstanding contribution to purchasing insight.” We collaborated with Google on three new studies decoding consumer decision-making in key online contexts: Search advertising, information on brand websites, and at the different points of sale where consumers buy. The results demonstrate the power of behavioural science to support decision making in all three contexts - building consumer confidence, increasing brand preference and even matching the impact of price promotion." The judges also said - “The burgeoning demand for The Behavioural Architects’ research is testament to the commercial influence of these findings.” Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gCHrmcf  #behaviouralscience  #awardwinning  #consumerinsights  #consumerbehavior

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  • Our team has a passion for Sustainability and we really enjoyed listening to the recent MRS webinar, 'Digging Deeper on delivering impactful projects on climate change'. What really struck a chord with us is the need to make comms MORE relatable and LESS technical, corporate and over dramatic, to cut through and drive relevance among less engaged audiences. This rings true with our recent thinking around closing the sustainability intention-action gap. There is a need to bring the challenge ‘closer in’ - making it more relevant to our families, communities and immediate environment - for people to ‘see’ impact, which drives action. Attached is a screenshot of our model to help brands bring the challenge closer in, taken from one of our most well attended webinars this year! Do get in contact if you’d like to know more or if you fancy a chat about it 🌿 Link to MRS webinar here: https://lnkd.in/eXthpTGK. Link to our closing the gap webinar here: https://lnkd.in/esHZrDvA

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  • In today’s society, many behaviours need to change rapidly or evolve – from adopting new, sustainable technologies to leading healthier lifestyles. So, how can we use behavioural science to accelerate behavioural change or technology adoption? Last week TBA Founder and Global Chairman Crawford Hollingworth FMRS FMS FRSA CMRS published an article on Research Live on How to Normalise Behaviour. The article explores how behavioural science is a vital tool in speeding up behaviour change and is integral in driving the changes in behaviour we need in the modern world. The article explores two key methods for speeding up behaviour change: make new behaviours visible and reframe prices to alter the social norm. If you are interested in how we could help you accelerate the adoption of a new behaviour or product, get in touch! Check out the article here: https://lnkd.in/edtkpdcM #behaviourchange #socialnorms #consumerinsights

    Crawford Hollingworth: How to normalise behaviour | Opinion

    Crawford Hollingworth: How to normalise behaviour | Opinion

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    📣 Last call... our FREE webinar on Decoding Consumer Journeys is TOMORROW Wednesday 10th July 3-4pm BST. 💡 It builds on our award-winning Decoding Decisions research with Google. We will share 1) how to decode journeys and 2) 4 key insights to drive desired outcomes, such as new sales conversion or repurchase. 🔍 You will learn about the Behavioural Science principles at play within journeys and how to influence decisions and behaviour. We will be bring insights to life using cross-category case studies, from grocery shopping to finance to travel. 🤩 Sian Davies (Global Founder of The Behavioural Architects) and Dipesh Mistry (Associate Director of The Behavioural Architects) will be leading the session. ⌚ Join us from 3-4 pm (BST) on Wednesday 10th July. Register here: https://lnkd.in/eEyJeY5g

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    Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Decoding Consumer Journeys. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

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    📣 Last call... our FREE webinar on Decoding Consumer Journeys is TOMORROW Wednesday 10th July 3-4pm BST. 💡 It builds on our award-winning Decoding Decisions research with Google. We will share 1) how to decode journeys and 2) 4 key insights to drive desired outcomes, such as new sales conversion or repurchase. 🔍 You will learn about the Behavioural Science principles at play within journeys and how to influence decisions and behaviour. We will be bring insights to life using cross-category case studies, from grocery shopping to finance to travel. 🤩 Sian Davies (Global Founder of The Behavioural Architects) and Dipesh Mistry (Associate Director of The Behavioural Architects) will be leading the session. ⌚ Join us from 3-4 pm (BST) on Wednesday 10th July. Register here: https://lnkd.in/eEyJeY5g

    Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Decoding Consumer Journeys. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

    Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Decoding Consumer Journeys. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

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  • ONE WEEK until our FREE webinar on Decoding Consumer Journeys. This webinar builds on our award-winning Decoding Decisions research programme conducted with Google. First, we will be talking you through how to decode consumer journeys and second, we will share 4 key insights to optimise journeys and achieve desired outcomes. This webinar will be led by Sian Davies (Global Founder of The Behavioural Architects) and Dipesh Mistry (Associate Director of The Behavioural Architects) who both have decades of experience working to understand consumer journeys and how and why consumers make decisions. Dozens of people have already signed up so click the link below to make sure you don’t miss out! Join us from 3-4 pm (BST) on Wednesday 10th July. Register here: https://lnkd.in/eEyJeY5g

  • Anyone who is interested in understanding and optimising consumer journeys is going to love this webinar - it is packed with insights from our multi award winning work. Click on the link and register.

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    🔉 We are excited to announce our upcoming FREE webinar on Decoding Consumer Journeys 🔉 In this webinar, we’ll share insights to help companies and organisations to decode consumer journeys and identify where and how to show up at key touch points to drive desired outcomes. If you are interested in increasing customers and boosting brand loyalty, then this is the webinar for you. ✅ Join us from 3-4 pm (BST) on Wednesday 10th July. Register here: https://lnkd.in/e6iky5Ym

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    🔉 We are excited to announce our upcoming FREE webinar on Decoding Consumer Journeys 🔉 In this webinar, we’ll share insights to help companies and organisations to decode consumer journeys and identify where and how to show up at key touch points to drive desired outcomes. If you are interested in increasing customers and boosting brand loyalty, then this is the webinar for you. ✅ Join us from 3-4 pm (BST) on Wednesday 10th July. Register here: https://lnkd.in/e6iky5Ym

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    🔉 We are excited to announce our upcoming FREE webinar on Decoding Consumer Journeys 🔉 In this webinar, we’ll share insights to help companies and organisations to decode consumer journeys and identify where and how to show up at key touch points to drive desired outcomes. If you are interested in increasing customers and boosting brand loyalty, then this is the webinar for you. ✅ Join us from 3-4 pm (BST) on Wednesday 10th July. Register here: https://lnkd.in/e6iky5Ym

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    At TBA book club we discuss hot new releases and new thinking in behavioural science over a cup of tea, beer or whatever people fancy! Yesterday’s pick was 'Look Again: The Power of Noticing What was Always There' by Tali Sharot & Cass Sunstein, which triggered interesting discussion around the perfect length of a holiday, the benefits of stepping away from your computer to shake up your context and how new thinking around habituation might impact how we think about disrupting habits. It's great to read a book with practical implications for everyday life, as well as the work we do. Our next book will be 'The ritual effect: from habit to ritual, harness the surprising power of everyday actions' by Michael Norton in early August. Look out for our next post all about it... 📚

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