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CONSUMER BEHAVIOR 2008
By Richard K. Miller & Associates

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PART I: CONSUMER BEHAVIORAL ANALYSES

1 CHANGING AMERICAN LIFESTYLES

    1.1 Overview
    1.2 Demographic Transitions
    1.3 Fast Pace of Society
    1.4 Twenty-four Hour Society
    1.5 Personal Economic Challenges Impact Spending
    1.6 Social Trends
    1.7 Adult-focused Society
    1.8 Technological Trends
    1.9 Shifting Use of Media
    1.10 The Online World
    1.11 Youth Activities Go Digital
    1.12 Women Are Increasingly More Educated
    1.13 Living Large
    1.14 Increased Commuting
    1.15 Working At Home
    1.16 Wellness

    2 CONSUMER LOYALTY

      2.1 The Loyalty Challenge
      2.2 Loyalty Versus Cost
      2.3 Loyalty Versus Convenience
      2.4 Loyalty and Customer Service
      2.5 Loyalty and Customer Expectations
      2.6 Loyalty Programs
      2.7 Rewards Programs At Luxury Retailers
      2.8 Customer Loyalty Engagement Leaders

    3 CONSUMER TRENDS AT HOME

      3.1 New Priorities in the Home
      3.2 Lifestyles and Activities at Home
      3.3 Whole-family Office
      3.4 Retirement Living
      3.5 Gallery-like Homes
      3.6 Outdoor Living

    4 CUSTOMER CONCERNS

      4.1 Consumer Complaints
      4.2 Privacy and Security Issues
      4.3 Product Safety
      4.4 Out-of-stock Merchandise
      4.5 Poor Customer Service
      4.6 Waiting
      4.7 Language Barriers

    5 PRODUCT RESEARCH & REVIEWS

      5.1 Online Research For Store Purchases
      5.2 Online Reviews
      5.3 Trust in Peer Reviews
      5.4 Retail Website Feedback Links
      5.5 Product Research Websites

    6 SHOPPING CHARACTERISTICS

      6.1 Why Consumers Buy
      6.2 Necessities
      6.3 Brand Influence
      6.4 Shopping For Apparel
      6.5 Impulsive Buying
      6.6 Customer Classification
      6.7 Strategic Shoppers
      6.8 Problematic Customers

    7 SHOPPING PREFERENCES & INFLUENCERS

      7.1 Factors Influencing Store Preference
      7.2 Factors Influencing Purchasing Decisions
      7.3 Input For Shopping Decisionmaking
      7.4 Store Experience
      7.5 Shoppability
      7.6 Store Atmospherics
      7.7 Store Layout
      7.8 Store-refresh Initiatives
      7.9 Shopping Time
      7.10 Convenience Shopping
      7.11 Speeding Up Shopping
      7.12 One-stop Shopping
      7.13 Differentiation Among Retailers
      7.14 Return Policies

    8 SOCIALLY CONSCIOUS CONSUMERISM

      8.1 Socially Aware Consumers
      8.2 Patronizing Companies for Social Responsibility
      8.3 Green Consumerism
      8.4 Demographics of Green Consumers
      8.5 Fair Trade Awareness
      8.6 The Next Level

    PART II: THE CONSUMER MARKETPLACE

    9 CONSUMER SPENDING

      9.1 Consumer Spending
      9.2 Discretionary Spending

    10 CUSTOMER SERVICE

      10.1 Assessing Customer Service
      10.2 Impact of Poor Customer Service
      10.3 Handling Customer Problems
      10.4 Customer Expectations by Sector
      10.5 Customer Service Champions

    11 CUSTOMIZING GOODS AND SERVICES

      11.1 Individualism
      11.2 Customization
      11.3 Customized Fashions
      11.4 Personalization
      11.5 Personalized Media Choices

    12 FRACTIONAL OWNERSHIP

      12.1 Trends in Ownership
      12.2 Fractional Vacation Home Options
      12.3 Fractional Ownership
      12.4 Leasing Luxuries
      12.5 Car Sharing

    13 GIFT GIVING

      13.1 Overview
      13.2 Characteristics of Gift Giving
      13.3 Gift Cards
      13.4 Purchasing Gifts Online
      13.5 Gift-of-the-month Clubs

    14 GROWTH MARKETS

      14.1 Overview
      14.2 Double-digit Growth Segments
      14.3 Personal Services

    15 LOCAL & DOMESTIC GOODS

      15.1 Made in America
      15.2 Locally-grown Food Items
      15.3 Local Retail

    16 SELF SERVICE

      16.1 Preference for Self-Service
      16.2 Self-service Checkout
      16.3 Check-in Kiosks
      16.4 Order Kiosks
      16.5 Customer Support Kiosks
      16.6 Transactions by Cellphone

    17 WHAT’S HOT

      17.1 Trends Evolve Into Mainstream Markets
      17.2 Emerging Product and Retail Trends
      17.3 Still Hot
      17.4 New Ideas From Tokyo

    PART III: DEMOGRAPHICS

    18 DEMOGRAPHIC OVERVIEW

      18.1 Population Distribution
      18.2 Households
      18.3 Ethnic Shifts
      18.4 Personal Income
      18.5 Net Worth
      18.6 Consumer Use of Time

    19 AFFLUENT CONSUMERS

      19.1 Profile
      19.2 Luxury Spending
      19.3 Jet Set Consumers
      19.4 Marketing to Affluent Consumers

    20 MIDDLE-MARKET CONSUMERS

      20.1 Profile
      20.2 Shrinking Middle-class Buying Power
      20.3 Retail Trends
      20.4 Consumer Trends

    21 VALUE-FOCUSED CONSUMERS

      21.1 Profile
      21.2 Increasing Demands on the Family Budget
      21.3 Value-Focused Retail

    22 BABY BOOMER CONSUMERS

      22.1 Profile
      22.2 Generational Characteristics
      22.3 Baby Boomers Online
      22.4 Marketing to the Baby Boomer

    23 GENERATION X CONSUMERS

      23.1 Profile
      23.2 Generational Characteristics
      23.3 The Gen X Consumer
      23.4 Targeting the Gen X Market

    24 MILLENNIAL CONSUMERS

      24.1 Profile
      24.2 Generational Characteristics
      24.3 The Millennial Consumer
      24.4 Use of Internet and Media
      24.5 College Students
      24.6 College Graduates

    25 FEMALE CONSUMERS

      25.1 Profile
      25.2 Gender Characteristics
      25.3 Women Online
      25.4 Shopping Characteristics

    26 MALE CONSUMERS

      26.1 Profile
      26.2 Gender Characteristics
      26.3 Men Online
      26.4 Shopping Characteristics

    27 FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN

      27.1 Profile
      27.2 Segment Characteristics
      27.3 Cost of Raising Children
      27.4 Shopping Characteristics

    28 FAMILY CAREGIVERS

      28.1 Profile
      28.2 Caregiver Consumers
      28.3 Assistance for Caregivers

    29 SINGLES CONSUMERS

      29.1 Profile
      29.2 Growth of Singles Demographics
      29.3 Singles and Spending
      29.4 Best Cities for Singles

    30 RETIREES

      30.1 Profile
      30.2 Trends in Retirement and Semi-retirement
      30.3 Relocation
      30.4 On The Road

    31 AFRICAN-AMERICAN CONSUMERS

      31.1 Profile
      31.2 Buying Power
      31.3 African-Americans Online
      31.4 Marketing to African-American Consumers

    32 ASIAN-AMERICAN CONSUMERS

      32.1 Profile
      32.2 Buying Power
      32.3 Asian-Americans Online
      32.4 Marketing to Asian-American Consumers

    33 HISPANIC-AMERICAN CONSUMERS

      33.1 Profile
      33.2 Buying Power
      33.3 Hispanic-Americans Online
      33.4 Marketing to Hispanic-American Consumers

    34 NATIVE-AMERICAN CONSUMERS

      34.1 Profile
      34.2 Economic Growth
      34.3 Marketing to Native-American Consumers

    35 IMMIGRANT CONSUMERS

      35.1 Profile
      35.2 Immigrant Travel
      35.3 Immigrant Entrepreneurs

    36 GAY & LESBIAN CONSUMERS

      36.1 Profile
      36.2 Buying Power
      36.3 GLBTs Online
      36.4 Marketing to the GLBT Community

    37 CONSUMERS WITH DISABILITIES

      37.1 Profile
      37.2 Market Assessment
      37.3 Accommodating Disabilities in Travel and Hospitality
      37.4 Internet Access for the Disabled
      37.5 Marketing to People With Disabilities

    MARKET RESOURCES

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