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Published by: Richard K. Miller & Associates
Published: Oct. 1, 2011 - 513 Pages
Table of Contents- PART I: THE AMERICAN CONSUMER
- 1 DEMOGRAPHIC OVERVIEW
- 1.1 Population Distribution
- 1.2 Households
- 1.3 Generational Demographics
- 1.4 Urban, Suburban and Rural Populations
- 1.5 Market Resources
- 2 CONSUMER SPENDING
- 2.1 Consumer Contribution to the GDP
- 2.2 Spending Assessment
- 2.3 Consumer Price Index
- 2.4 Market Resources
- 3 USE OF TIME
- 3.1 Americans’ Use of Time
- 3.2 Daily Activities
- 3.3 Older Americans
- 3.4 Students
- 3.5 Market Resources
- 4 USE OF MEDIA & THE INTERNET
- 4.1 State Of The Media
- 4.2 Time Spent Using Media
- 4.3 U.S. Internet Users
- 4.4 Online Activities
- 4.5 Trends In Internet and Mobile Activities
- 4.6 Market Resources
- 5 CONSUMER INCOME & WEALTH
- 5.1 Household Income
- 5.2 Income Distribution
- 5.3 Income by State
- 5.4 Household Wealth
- 5.5 Wealth Distribution
- 5.6 Personal Savings
- 5.7 Market Resources
- 6 CONSUMER DEBT
- 6.1 Household Debt
- 6.2 Mortgage Debt
- 6.3 Credit Card Debt
- 7 CONSUMER CONFIDENCE
- 7.1 Overview
- 7.2 Consumer Comfort Index
- 7.3 Consumer Confidence Index
- 7.4 Consumer Sentiment Index
- 7.5 Current Economic Conditions
- 7.6 Gallup Polls
- 7.7 LJS National Poll
- 7.8 RBC CASH Index
- 7.9 TIPP Indices
- PART II: BEHAVIORAL ANALYSES
- 8 AT HOME
- 8.1 Furnishings and Home Improvement
- 8.2 Home Offices
- 8.3 Home Technologies
- 8.4 The American Home Of The Future
- 8.5 Market Resources
- 9 AWAY FROM HOME
- 9.1 Overview
- 9.2 Airports
- 9.3 Bars
- 9.4 Coffeehouses and Sandwich Shops
- 9.5 Convenience Stores
- 9.6 Drug Stores
- 9.7 Fast Food and Casual Dining Restaurants
- 9.8 Gas Stations
- 9.9 Grocery Stores
- 9.10 Health Clubs
- 9.11 Hospitals
- 9.12 Large Retail/Department Stores
- 9.13 Medical Offices
- 9.14 Movie Theaters
- 9.15 Public Transportation
- 9.16 Shopping Malls
- 9.17 Stadiums and Arenas
- 10 BRAND LOYALTY
- 10.1 The Loyalty Challenge
- 10.2 Increasing Loyalty
- 10.3 Influence of Social Network Connections
- 10.4 Impact of the Recession on Brand Loyalty
- 11 BUYING INFLUENCES
- 11.1 Top Influencers
- 11.2 Trust in Shopping Recommendations
- 11.3 Product Information
- 11.4 Word-of-Mouth
- 11.5 Shopping Influenced By Social Media
- 11.6 Online Consumer Reviews
- 12 GIFT GIVING
- 12.1 Overview
- 12.2 Characteristics of Gift Giving
- 12.3 Responsible Gift Giving
- 12.4 Wedding Gift Giving
- 12.5 Graduation Gift Giving
- 12.6 Returning Gifts
- 13 HEALTHY LIFESTYLES
- 13.1 Overview
- 13.2 Exercise
- 13.3 Healthy Eating
- 13.4 Obesity
- 13.5 Tobacco Use
- 14 INFLUENCE OF GASOLINE PRICES
- 14.1 Overview
- 14.2 Spending Cutbacks
- 14.3 Shifts In Spending
- 14.4 Demographic and Geographic Sensitivity
- 15 NECESSITIES & LUXURIES
- 15.1 Overview
- 15.2 Shifting Views of Necessity
- 16 POST-RECESSION CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
- 16.1 Impact Of The Great Recession
- 16.2 How Consumers Have Changed
- 16.3 How Consumers Have Cut Back
- 16.4 Pent-Up Demand
- 16.5 Recession-Proof Consumers
- 17 PREFERENCE FOR U.S. & LOCAL PRODUCTS
- 17.1 Made in America
- 17.2 Buying Local
- 18 PRIVACY & SECURITY CONCERNS
- 18.1 Access to Personal Information
- 18.2 Privacy Online
- 18.3 Mobile Privacy And Security
- 18.4 Online Security Concerns
- 18.5 Identity Theft/Fraud
- 19 RESPONSE TO ADVERTISING
- 19.1 Preferred Media For Ads
- 19.2 Effectiveness of Celebrity Endorsements
- 19.3 Online Ads Spur Consumer Action
- 19.4 Ad Awareness While Multitasking
- 19.5 Negative Response To Ads
- 19.6 Consumers Who Ignore Ads
- 20 SEGMENTATION OF CONSUMERS
- 20.1 Overview
- 20.2 Community-Based Segmentation
- 20.3 Customer Service Segmentation
- 20.4 Economic-Based Segmentation
- 20.5 Household-Based Segmentation
- 20.6 Market Resources
- 21 SHOPPING PREFERENCES
- 21.1 Brand Preferences
- 21.2 Choice
- 21.3 Cleanliness and Sanitation
- 21.4 Convenience
- 21.5 Customer Service
- 21.6 Expectations Online
- 21.7 Price vs. Quality
- 21.8 Self-Service
- 22 SOCIAL SHOPPING
- 22.1 Overview
- 22.2 Shopping Influenced By Social Media
- 22.3 Online Consumer Reviews
- 22.4 Daily-Deal Sites
- 22.5 Retailers On Social Networks
- 22.6 Sharing The Shopping Experience
- 23 SOCIALLY CONSCIOUS CONSUMERISM
- 23.1 Support For Socially Conscious Companies
- 23.2 Communications About Corporate Responsibility
- 23.3 Environmentally Focused Activities
- 23.4 Preference For Environmentally Friendly Products
- 23.5 Regional Variations
- 23.6 Volunteer Activities
- 24 TRANSACTIONS
- 24.1 Payment Method For Various Expenses
- 24.2 Online Transaction Preferences
- 24.3 Credit Card Use
- 24.4 Cash Payments
- 24.5 Electronic Bill Payment
- 24.6 Mobile Payment
- 25 VACATIONING
- 25.1 Overview
- 25.2 Benefits of Vacationing
- 25.3 Activities While Traveling
- 25.4 Working While On Vacation
- 26 WHY PEOPLE BUY
- 26.1 Overview
- 26.2 Brand Recognition
- 26.3 Compensatory Consumption
- 26.4 Hidden Forces That Shape Decisions
- 26.5 Impulsive Buying
- 26.6 In-Store Spending Budgets
- 26.7 Multiples
- 26.8 Shopping and the Brain
- 26.9 Media Touchpoints
- 26.10 Store Clutter
- PART III: CUSTOMER BRAND PREFERENCES
- 27 BRAND ATTRACTION
- 27.1 Overview
- 27.2 Leap Index
- 28 CUSTOMER LOYALTY ENGAGEMENT
- 28.1 Overview
- 28.2 Customer Loyalty Engagement Rankings
- 28.3 Market Resources
- 29 CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
- 29.1 Overview
- 29.2 ACSI Scores
- 29.3 Market Resources
- 30 CUSTOMER SERVICE
- 30.1 Overview
- 30.2 Customer Service Champions
- 30.3 Market Resources
- PART IV: CONSUMER SPENDING
- 31 FOOD & DINING
- 31.1 Overview
- 31.2 Restaurant Spending
- 31.3 Supermarket and Grocery Spending
- 31.4 Market Resources
- 32 HEALTHCARE
- 32.1 Out-of-Pocket Healthcare Spending
- 32.2 Market Resources
- 33 LEISURE
- 33.1 Spending for Leisure Activities
- 33.2 Market Resources
- 34 RETAIL
- 34.1 The U.S. Retail Sector
- 34.2 GAFO Spending
- 34.3 E-Commerce
- 34.4 Back-to-School
- 34.5 Christmas Season Holiday Spending
- 34.6 Market Resources
- 35 TRAVEL & TOURISM
- 35.1 Market Summary
- 35.2 Distribution of Spending
- 35.3 State-by-State Travel Spending
- 35.4 Activities While Traveling
- 35.5 Market Resources
- PART V: ETHNIC FOCUS
- 36 AFRICAN-AMERICAN CONSUMERS
- 36.1 Profile
- 36.2 Buying Power
- 36.3 Population Centers
- 36.4 Internet and Mobile Usage
- 36.5 Black Consumer Trends
- 36.6 Market Resources
- 37 ASIAN-AMERICAN CONSUMERS
- 37.1 Profile
- 37.2 Buying Power
- 37.3 Population Centers
- 37.4 Internet and Mobile Usage
- 37.5 Market Resources
- 38 HISPANIC-AMERICAN CONSUMERS
- 38.1 Profile
- 38.2 State-by-State Hispanic Populations
- 38.3 Buying Power
- 38.4 Population Centers
- 38.5 Internet and Mobile Usage
- 38.6 Market Resources
- 39 JEWISH-AMERICAN CONSUMERS
- 39.1 Profile
- 39.2 Population Centers
- 40 MULTIRACIAL CONSUMERS
- 40.1 Multiracial Americans
- 40.2 Interracial Marriages
- 40.3 Market Resources
- 41 MUSLIM- & ARAB-AMERICAN CONSUMERS
- 41.1 Overview
- 41.2 Muslim-Americans
- 41.3 Arab-Americans
- 41.4 Population Centers
- 41.5 Market Resources
- 42 NATIVE-AMERICAN CONSUMERS
- 42.1 Profile
- 42.2 Buying Power
- 42.3 Population Centers
- 42.4 Market Resources
- PART VI: GENDER FOCUS
- 43 FEMALE CONSUMERS
- 43.1 Profile
- 43.2 Mothers
- 43.3 Working Women
- 43.4 Working Mothers
- 43.5 Affluent Women
- 43.6 Shopping Characteristics
- 43.7 Purchasing Decision Making
- 43.8 Internet Use Among Females
- 43.9 Market Resources
- 44 MALE CONSUMERS
- 44.1 Profile
- 44.2 Fathers
- 44.3 Gender Roles Are Blurring
- 44.4 Internet Usage Among Males
- 44.5 Market Resources
- PART VII: GENERATIONAL FOCUS
- 45 GENERATIONAL COMPARISONS
- 45.1 Unique Characteristics
- 45.2 Shopping
- 45.3 Use Of The Internet
- 45.4 Use Of Social Media
- 45.5 Use Of Cellphones and Mobile Devices
- 45.6 Market Resources
- 46 SENIOR CONSUMERS
- 46.1 Profile
- 46.2 Spending Power
- 46.3 General Characteristics
- 46.4 Media Activities
- 46.5 Market Resources
- 47 BABY BOOMER CONSUMERS
- 47.1 Profile
- 47.2 Spending Power
- 47.3 Generational Characteristics
- 47.4 Media Activities
- 47.5 Market Resources
- 48 GENERATION X CONSUMERS
- 48.1 Profile
- 48.2 Generational Characteristics
- 48.3 Spending Behaviors
- 48.4 Financial Security
- 48.5 Online and Mobile Activities
- 48.6 Market Resources
- 49 MILLENNIAL CONSUMERS
- 49.1 Profile
- 49.2 Buying Power
- 49.3 Generational Characteristics
- 49.4 Spending Behaviors
- 49.5 Media Activities
- 49.6 Market Resources
- PART VIII: SEGMENTATION
- 50 AFFLUENT CONSUMERS
- 50.1 Profile
- 50.2 Population Centers of U.S. Affluence
- 50.3 Away-From-Home Activities
- 50.4 Use Of Media
- 50.5 Internet Usage Among Affluent Consumers
- 50.6 Market Resources
- 51 COLLEGE STUDENTS
- 51.1 Student Population
- 51.2 Spending
- 51.3 Use Of Technology
- 51.4 Market Resources
- 52 CONSUMERS WITH DISABILITIES
- 52.1 Profile
- 52.2 Market Assessment
- 52.3 Marketing to People With Disabilities
- 52.4 Market Resources
- 53 FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN
- 53.1 Profile
- 53.2 Cost of Raising Children
- 53.3 Shopping Characteristics
- 53.4 Intergenerational Households
- 53.5 Stepfamilies
- 53.6 Market Resources
- 54 FAMILY CAREGIVERS
- 54.1 Profile
- 54.2 Demographics
- 54.3 The Cost Of Caregiving
- 54.4 Support for Caregivers
- 54.5 Market Resources
- 55 GAY & LESBIAN CONSUMERS
- 55.1 Profile
- 55.2 Same-Sex Marriage
- 55.3 Buying Power
- 55.4 Population Centers
- 55.5 Activities
- 55.6 Internet Usage
- 55.7 Coming Out
- 55.8 Market Resources
- 56 IMMIGRANT CONSUMERS
- 56.1 Profile
- 56.2 U.S.-Born Children
- 56.3 Life In The U.S.
- 56.4 Assimilation
- 56.5 Future Growth
- 56.6 Market Resources
- 57 MARRIED COUPLES
- 57.1 Profile
- 57.2 Buying Power
- 57.3 Trends
- 57.4 Market Resources
- 58 MILITARY CONSUMERS
- 58.1 Overview
- 58.2 Buying Power
- 58.3 The Military Exchange System
- 59 PET OWNERS
- 59.1 Overview
- 59.2 Pets Owner Demographics
- 59.3 Pets As Family
- 59.4 Spending On Pets
- 59.5 Market Resources
- 60 RETIREES
- 60.1 Profile
- 60.2 Retiree Consumers
- 60.3 Financial Security
- 60.4 Trends in Retirement and Semi-retirement
- 60.5 Market Resources
- 61 SINGLE CONSUMERS
- 61.1 Overview
- 61.2 Growth of Singles Demographics
- 61.3 Cohabitation
- 61.4 Spending Power
- 61.5 Best Cities for Singles
- 61.6 Market Resources
- PART IX: GEODEMOGRAPHICS
- 62 MEGAPOLITAN REGIONS
- 62.1 Overview
- 62.2 Megapolitan Regions Defined
- 62.3 Regional GDP
- 62.4 Population Projections
- 62.5 Market Resources
- 63 METROPOLITAN PROFILES
- 63.1 Overview
- 63.2 Atlanta
- 63.3 Baltimore
- 63.4 Birmingham
- 63.5 Boston
- 63.6 Charlotte
- 63.7 Chicago
- 63.8 Cleveland
- 63.9 Columbus
- 63.10 Dallas/Fort Worth
- 63.11 Denver
- 63.12 Detroit
- 63.13 Greenville/Spartanburg/Asheville
- 63.14 Hartford/New Haven
- 63.15 Houston
- 63.16 Kansas City
- 63.17 Las Vegas
- 63.18 Los Angeles
- 63.19 Miami/Fort Lauderdale
- 63.20 Milwaukee
- 63.21 Minneapolis/St. Paul
- 63.22 Nashville
- 63.23 New York City
- 63.24 Orlando
- 63.25 Philadelphia
- 63.26 Phoenix
- 63.27 Pittsburgh
- 63.28 Portland, Oregon
- 63.29 Raleigh-Durham
- 63.30 Sacramento
- 63.31 San Francisco
- 63.32 Seattle
- 63.33 St. Louis
- 63.34 Washington, D.C.
- 64 METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS
- 64.1 Overview
- 64.2 MSA Populations
- 65 MICROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS
- 65.1 Overview
- 65.2 ìSA Populations
- 66 POPULATION SHIFTS
- 66.1 Overview
- 66.2 Relocation 2010
- 66.3 Interstate Migration Trends
- 66.4 New Residents
- 67 STATE ECONOMIC PROFILES
- 67.1 Overview
- 67.2 Personal Income
- 67.3 Unemployment Rate
- 67.4 Job Growth
- 68 STATE POPULATION PROFILES
- 68.1 Overview
- 68.2 State Populations
- 68.3 Median Age
- 68.4 Racial and Ethnic Distributions
- 68.5 Diversity
- 69 TOP-RANKED METROS
- 69.1 Buying Power
- 69.2 Employment Growth
- 69.3 Best Places For Business and Careers
- 69.4 Millionaires
- 69.5 Most Valuable Communities
- 69.6 Top Income Gains
- 70 WHERE AMERICANS WANT TO LIVE
- 70.1 Most Desirable Places To Live
- 70.2 Most Desirable States
- 70.3 Most Desirable Cities
- PART X: CONSUMER MARKETING
- 71 ADVERTISING
- 71.1 Advertising Spending
- 71.2 Measured Ad Spending by Sector
- 71.3 Top Spending Advertisers
- 71.4 Market Resources
- 72 CAUSE MARKETING
- 72.1 Overview
- 72.2 Effectiveness
- 72.3 Cause Marketing Halo Awards
- 72.4 Market Resources
- 73 COUPONS
- 73.1 Coupon Redemption
- 73.2 Market Assessment
- 73.3 Online Coupons
- 73.4 Mobile Coupons
- 73.5 Daily-Deal Coupons
- 73.6 Market Resources
- 74 DIRECT MARKETING
- 74.1 Market Assessment
- 74.2 Direct Marketing Agencies
- 74.3 Direct Mail
- 74.4 Effectiveness
- 74.5 Market Resources
- 75 EMAIL MARKETING
- 75.1 Market Assessment
- 75.2 Email Metrics
- 75.3 Permission-based Email
- 75.4 Increasing Effectiveness
- 75.5 Email Video Marketing
- 75.6 Market Resources
- 76 EVENT & EXPERIENTIAL MARKETING
- 76.1 Overview
- 76.2 Market Assessment
- 76.3 Event Specialists
- 76.4 Effectiveness
- 76.5 Market Resources
- 77 LICENSING
- 77.1 Market Assessment
- 77.2 Top Licensors
- 77.3 Market Resources
- 78 LOCAL MARKETING
- 78.1 Market Assessment
- 78.2 Sources For Local Business Information
- 78.3 Online and Social Media Promotions
- 78.4 Market Resources
- 79 LOYALTY PROGRAMS
- 79.1 Market Assessment
- 79.2 Program Characteristics
- 79.3 Effectiveness
- 79.4 Market Resources
- 80 MOBILE MARKETING
- 80.1 Overview
- 80.2 Mobile Ad Spending
- 80.3 M-Commerce
- 80.4 Retailer Activities
- 80.5 Consumer Expectations For Mobile Ads
- 80.6 Location-Based Applications
- 80.7 QR Codes
- 80.8 Mobile Coupons
- 80.9 Market Resources
- 81 ONLINE MARKETING
- 81.1 Market Assessment
- 81.2 Online Ad Spending by Format
- 81.3 Online Ad Spending by Sector
- 81.4 Online Ad Spending by Objective
- 81.5 Top Ad-Selling Companies
- 81.6 Agencies
- 81.7 Display Ads
- 81.8 Online Video Ads
- 81.9 Search Engine Marketing
- 81.10 Market Resources
- 82 PROMOTIONS
- 82.1 Market Assessment
- 82.2 Promotion Agencies
- 82.3 Types of Promotions
- 82.4 Methods of Promotions
- 82.5 Market Resources
- 83 SENSORY MARKETING
- 83.1 Overview
- 83.2 The Influence of Music
- 83.3 Sensory Branding
- 83.4 Sensory-Focused Ads
- 84 SHOPPER MARKETING
- 84.1 Overview
- 84.2 In-Store Decision-Making
- 84.3 Market Assessment
- 84.4 In-Store TV
- 84.5 Market Resources
- 85 SOCIAL MARKETING
- 85.1 Overview
- 85.2 Brand Fans
- 85.3 Social Network Advertising
- 85.4 Brand Engagement On Social Networks
- 85.5 Market Resources
- 86 SPONSORSHIPS
- 86.1 Market Assessment
- 86.2 Spending By Sector
- 86.3 Market Resources
- 87 SPORTS MARKETING
- 87.1 Market Assessment
- 87.2 Market Leaders
- 87.3 Athlete Endorsements
- 87.4 Arena and Stadium Naming Rights
- 87.5 Market Resources
- 88 WORD-OF-MOUTH
- 88.1 Overview
- 88.2 WOM Programs
- 88.3 Peer-to-Peer Marketing
- 88.4 Marketing Guidelines
- 88.5 Viral Ads
- 88.6 Market Resources
- APPENDIX A - MARKET RESEARCH SOURCES
- A.1 Consumer Surveys and Opinion Polls
- A.2 Retail Sales Reporting
- A.3 Media Consumption Research
- A.4 Geodemographic Segmentation
- A.5 Tracking Consumers Online
- A.6 Consumer-Focused Market Studies
- APPENDIX B - MARKET RESOURCES
- B.1 Academic Research Centers
- B.2 Analysts
- B.3 Periodicals
- REFERENCES
AbstractConsumer spending accounts for 71% of the U.S. gross domestic product, or over $10 trillion. Consumer Behavior 2012 assesses how this spending is distributed, the consumer behaviors that affect spending, and marketing techniques used by companies to maintain or expand their markets.
Consumer Behavior 2012 presents dozens of surveys analyzing consumer spending characteristics, behavioral responses, and preferences. Easy-to-read summaries of current research and other information useful for retailers, marketers, advertisers, and business consultants are presented. While there are other publications focusing on general consumer behavioral topics, Consumer Behavior 2012 is the only resource that integrates the full spectrum of applied consumer psychology, demographics, and purchasing influences with major consumer surveys.
The demographics chapters present valuable insight into 25 segments, including the Hispanic, African-American, Asian-American, Baby Boomer, Generation X, Millennial, Gay & Lesbian, Affluent consumer groups, and more.
In addition to the assessments of consumer behavior and spending, the 2012 edition includes Consumer Marketing, previously published as a separate annual reference handbook by RKMA. This section assesses leading approaches to advertising, marketing, and promotions while also examining overall strategies for marketing to post-recession consumers. Current market research and statistics, spending estimates, an analysis of effectiveness, and discussions of trends are presented for each category of consumer marketing.
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