Kum & Go Convenience Store Chain – With 400 Stores In 11 States – Is The First Convenience Chain To Join Catalina’s Newly Fortified, Cross-Channel Retailer Network
Kum & Go to Leverage Catalina's Buyervision and Support the Company's Portfolio of Personalized Digital Products to Further Enhance the Shopper Experience
Shopper intelligence leader Catalina, which understands and influences the purchasing decisions of more than 75% of American shoppers nationwide via relationships with leading CPG brands and 62 grocery, drug, mass and, now, convenience retailers spanning more than 23,000 physical stores, is adding Kum & Go (K&G) to its extensive retail network, effective immediately. K&G is a family-owned convenience store chain with approximately 400 locations across 11 Midwestern states.
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Kum & Go will tap into Catalina’s Buyervision to deliver personalized digital media. The partnership also will support Catalina’s portfolio of digital products, including Audiences, Measurement and HUB360, to deliver personalized digital media that is measured in near real time by actual purchases rather than impressions or clicks. To do so, Catalina leverages its scaled dataset of anonymized shopper data from more than 90 million households and more than 11 billion shopper trips annually, providing relevant ad messages and offers to consumers with purchase-based targeting. In the process it measures the impact of media tied to actual in-store sales that correlate to ad exposures, thereby reducing ad waste.
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“Kum & Go is a forward-thinking retailer focused on driving innovation in the C-store space and creating a more personalized experience for its loyal customers while attracting new ones,” said Wes Bean, SVP of Catalina’s Global Retail Network. “They are quite far along the maturity curve of loyalty programming in the convenience store space — with over one million identifiable, yet anonymized shoppers frequenting their stores. Adding that purchase data to Catalina’s unrivaled Shopper Intelligence Database will yield further insights into cross-channel buying behavior that should further strengthen Kum & Go’s business as well as our own.”
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