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the research consultancy using behaviour-led insight To drive true growth

Our Approach

People are poor witnesses of their own behaviour

That’s just one of the core principles that underpins our thinking at Trinity McQueen. Discover the behavioural perspectives that drive our approach to research.

Insight Services

With leading methodology and technology rooted in the latest behavioural understanding, we help leading brands achieve resounding growth by closing the gap between what people say and what people do.

Read about our three core services.

Communications Strategy

By combining powerful creative diagnostics with groundbreaking tech, we uncover the clearest route to optimising your advertising to connect with your audience.

• Creative development
• Ad & content optimisation
• Campaign tracking

Market Strategy

We don’t just listen to what audiences say. We use our behavioural understanding to uncover their real needs, desires and emotions, resulting in meaningful growth.

• Audience and shopper insight
• Segmentation & personas
• Proposition & product testing

Brand Strategy

Drive true growth with insight into how brands work. Position, develop and track your brand with commercially relevant, actionable data and insights to become the brand of choice.

• Brand positioning
• Brand development
• Brand tracking

Our Experience

From choosing an energy provider to placing a bet, every consumer decision made can be understood and predicted with the right expertise. We produce leading behavioural insight across a wide range of sectors.

Beauty & Wellbeing

The beauty buying experience is evolving. Embrace the change, and ensure that you are engaging with all relevant channels.

Financial Services

Real world financial decisions don’t happen in spreadsheets. Dive deeper into the human psychology of your customers, and help them make the right calls.

Utilities & Energy

Energy providers are facing a new age of accountability. To support your customers, you need to understand their changing needs.

Betting & Gaming

Instincts and hidden drivers fuel betting & gaming. Predict the unpredictable with behavioural insight.

Alcoholic Drinks

Becoming the bartender’s choice has never been harder. Get your brand on the guestlist with access to our deep industry network.

Media & Broadcast

Every TV & media brand is asking the same question – ‘How will we stand out?”. Understand the shifting prevalence of different channels within your audience.

Shopper & Retail

Grocery shoppers are facing tough decisions. To stay in their shopping baskets, you need to know their minds.

Leisure & Travel

The travel industry hates uncertainty. Ensure that you can predict and leverage consumer behaviour, even in uncertain times.

Product Testing & NPD

With 26 years of product testing, you couldn’t be in safer hands.

Our dedicated specialist product testing team have experience across numerous sectors, from hot drinks and confectionary to health and baby goods, ready meals, alcoholic drinks and more.

– In-home and in-store
– Central location
– International reach

5Q5M

5 Questions in 5 Minutes: Sophie Devonshire

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Paul Barrow

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It’s time once again for your monthly dose of 5 Questions in 5 Minutes, where Paul Barrow sits down with some of the world’s finest marketing minds for a glimpse into their world.

This month, we have Sophie Devonshire, CEO of The Marketing Society. In this episode, Sophie discusses her early adoption of a remote working policy, the impact of social media upon creativity, her focus upon ‘energy management’, and more.

Head over to the Trinity McQueen YouTube channel below to watch the episode in full.

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