Win a place in the basket. Then earn the next one.
Getting noticed is one challenge. Earning the next purchase is another. Matt connects AI and consumer behavior to the decisions that shape both, from the product and packaging to the promise on the shelf. Bring the discussion down to the aisle, where a strategy has to make sense in somebody’s day.
Discuss Your Event →Big ideas. A very awake room.
What makes Matt's CPG keynote different
Find the job behind the purchase.
Explore the routines, occasions, and compromises that give a product its role. Decide which unmet needs deserve investigation and which assumptions about your shopper have been in the deck a little too long.
Make the choice easier to understand.
Examine packaging, product claims, retail content, and AI-assisted discovery as parts of one decision. Identify what a shopper needs to know and where your brand leaves them doing the extra work.
Give the second purchase its own strategy.
Separate reasons to try from reasons to return. Consider how research can test the experience against the promise, helping your team choose a more useful next step than another round of launch excitement.
The interesting part is what it means for you.
A keynote becomes useful when people can see their own business in it. Matt uses stories, examples, and demonstrations to help audiences consider how change could affect their customers and their work.
Let the people in the room tell you.
Perspectives from event organizers and business leaders who have worked with Matt.
A clearer view. A better next move.
Find the job behind the purchase.
Explore the routines, occasions, and compromises that give a product its role. Decide which unmet needs deserve investigation and which assumptions about your shopper have been in the deck a little too long.
Make the choice easier to understand.
Examine packaging, product claims, retail content, and AI-assisted discovery as parts of one decision. Identify what a shopper needs to know and where your brand leaves them doing the extra work.
Give the second purchase its own strategy.
Separate reasons to try from reasons to return. Consider how research can test the experience against the promise, helping your team choose a more useful next step than another round of launch excitement.
A clearer view. A better next move.
Find the job behind the purchase.
Explore the routines, occasions, and compromises that give a product its role. Decide which unmet needs deserve investigation and which assumptions about your shopper have been in the deck a little too long.
Make the choice easier to understand.
Examine packaging, product claims, retail content, and AI-assisted discovery as parts of one decision. Identify what a shopper needs to know and where your brand leaves them doing the extra work.
Give the second purchase its own strategy.
Separate reasons to try from reasons to return. Consider how research can test the experience against the promise, helping your team choose a more useful next step than another round of launch excitement.
Big ideas. A very awake room.
See Matt connect the dots between technology, culture, and the people your business depends on. Watch the ideas come to life on stage.
Discuss Your Event →Start with your world.
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Your industry has questions. Let’s start there.
Tell us what is changing for your customers and what your audience needs to work through.
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