Stop Losing out on Growth, Revenue and Shopper Marketing ROI
What if you could understand exactly why your customers act the way they do?
Because behind every click, every choice, and every purchase lies a powerful psychological force, waiting to be discovered. The world’s most effective marketers aren’t just creative. They’re curious. Curious about the real reasons behind behaviour. At Adcock Solutions, we help you uncover those reasons, and turn them into results.
You’re working hard to stay relevant, stand out, and deliver growth. But even your best strategies don’t always land the way you hoped.
You're not alone.
In today’s crowded and complex marketplace, guesswork is no longer good enough. When billions are spent each year on marketing that fails to move the needle, the smart move is to understand what really drives your customer’s decisions. That’s where we come in.
Budweiser. McVitie’s. Lindt.
These aren’t just logos in our portfolio, they’re success stories. We help uncover subtle psychological mismatches in tone and message, and facilitate tapping into cognitive biases and mental availability. Time and again, we transform uncertainty into clarity, and insight into impact.
Adcock Solutions is not just a consultancy, we’re your behavioural science partner
Diagnose what's blocking your brand growth.
Design interventions that align with how real people think and feel.
Deliver campaigns that convert, stick, and scale.
From one-off campaigns to brand strategy overhauls, we bring behavioural science into your boardroom to make marketing more effective, messaging more emotional, and decisions more human.
Our clients include some of the biggest, and boldest, brands in the world.
Join 100+ brands across 28 countries that have already applied the Behavioural Science expertise of Adcock Solutions Ltd.
Explore our Brainsights
How to Get Shoppers Moving, or Slow Them Down, Without Saying a Word
Given that 80% of shoppers’ in-store time is spent walking from place to place, can we manage their pace? It turns out we can
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How emotions influence purchasing behaviour
fMRI brain scans show that when evaluating brands, shoppers primarily use emotions (personal feelings) rather than information (brand features and facts).
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