How Mobile Devices Are Changing The Way Americans Shop
How Mobile Devices Are Changing The Way Americans Shop exposes the game-changing transformation of the retail shopping experience. You get the data and analysis to make strategic decisions about your future retail marketing programs. . . .
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How Americans Use Social Media
Almost half of Americans visit a social network on any given day. Clearly Facebook isn't flaming out and Twitter isn't just a fad. The all-new 2012 edition of "How Americans Use Social Media" reveals what consumers are doing, looking for, and getting out of the time they spend on social media. . . .
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Teen Spending & Behavior
Understand the buying habits and attitudes of today's teens who wield more than $200 billion in purchasing power. . . .
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Profiles Of The U.S. Online Shopper
Drawing on primary data from more than 37 sources , this 36-page reference gives you authoritative data to illustrate every aspect of online shopping -- and the insight to apply that data to your Internet marketing strategy. . . .
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101 Charts About Men
With 101 Charts About Men you get a clear picture of the lifestyle and buying habits of the new American man in one desktop reference. . . .
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Tween Sensibility, Spending And Influence
Drawing on EPM's expertise covering the youth, entertainment and licensing markets, this in-depth report demystifies the buying habits and attitudes of this influential consumer group in a clear, convenient and comprehensive reference source. . . .
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Consumer Segmentation Survey
Whether you're a consumer goods manufacturer, service provider, marketer or advertiser, this exclusive survey will help you understand what motivates your prospects and customers. . . .
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Licensing Metrics Report
Quick: Can you justify your licensing program's success in 5 PowerPoint slides or less? Your answer needs to be "Yes." . . .
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Consumer Behavior, 2012 Edition
Consumers spend $10 trillion annually. Discover who (for 25 demographic groups) spends how much (by household) on what (food, healthcare, leisure, more), where (retail, online), and how (preferred payment methods). . . .
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