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A Greenbook Case Study
A celebrated London restaurant group faced a challenge while planning its UK expansion. Although its two London concepts—a flagship dining room and a smaller bar—were thriving, the group lacked data on how guests perceived them. They needed to understand if the two were seen as one brand or as distinct destinations, what drove the choice between them, and if the brand's London equity would travel. The group engaged vendor Greenbook and its partner MindMarket to hear directly from guests.
MindMarket, a vendor partnered with Greenbook, designed a solution involving 100 structured customer intercepts at the two London locations. Experienced moderators conducted brief conversations with guests immediately after their visit to capture fresh feedback. The research revealed the two concepts were not competing but were having different conversations with guests; the flagship was seen as social and cultural, while the bar was viewed as personal and independent. This insight caused the client to completely reverse its expansion strategy, leading to revised market entry sequencing, concept positioning, and marketing plans to give the bar its own identity rather than having it ride on the flagship's name.
A celebrated London restaurant group