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Elm Street Economics consumer trends blog: Study: Home prices climb in most major cities
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Click on the banner to visit our new and improved consumer trends blog! Tuesday, June 26, 2012. Study: Home prices climb in most major cities. Today’s edition of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Features the S&P/Case Shiller report about rising home prices in many U.S. cities. 19 of the 20 markets measured reported an increase in home prices from March to April, and a national index of home prices also rose 1.3%. Click here to see the story. For The Marketing Mind consumer trends blog, service of. McKin...
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Elm Street Economics consumer trends blog: The irony of the aging Baby Boomer
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Click on the banner to visit our new and improved consumer trends blog! Monday, June 25, 2012. The irony of the aging Baby Boomer. Two interesting (and very contrasting) stories caught my attention today, and both of them were focused on Baby Boomers. First, USA Today published an article. But then I caught a second story, this one from the Minneapolis Star Tribune. Are you changing in response to their current life stage? For The Marketing Mind consumer trends blog, service of. Posted by Mike Anderson.
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Elm Street Economics consumer trends blog: The changing dynamics of the American family
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Click on the banner to visit our new and improved consumer trends blog! Friday, June 22, 2012. The changing dynamics of the American family. Not that long ago—perhaps 40 or 50 years—the stereotypical American family included a father, mother (the two were married), and two or three children. The unit was celebrated in situation comedies like The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet. Or Leave it to Beaver. But these days, the idea that all families look like June and Ward Cleaver, Wally and the Beav. According...
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Elm Street Economics consumer trends blog: Should you be targeting by term of residency?
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Click on the banner to visit our new and improved consumer trends blog! Monday, June 25, 2012. Should you be targeting by term of residency? Once upon a time, it was not unusual for an advertiser to target consumers on the basis of an age or gender (i.e., adults 25-54, women 18-49, men 35-64, etc.) But if you sell home improvements, electronics or furnishings, is that the best method of zooming-in to your target market? This is an attractive target group, wouldn’t you agree? After all, they purchased aft...
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Elm Street Economics consumer trends blog: Upside of cautious economy: Lower gas prices
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Click on the banner to visit our new and improved consumer trends blog! Friday, June 22, 2012. Upside of cautious economy: Lower gas prices. A story in today’s edition of USA Today. Suggests that gasoline prices could stay low—or fall even lower—between now and fall. That’s a far cry from what we were hearing last winter, when there were concerns about stability in the Middle East and problems with major refineries. Click here to see the story. Any ideas about what they should spend it on? Should you be ...
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Elm Street Economics consumer trends blog: Generational Economics: Pre-adulthood (Teens and Adolescents)
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Click on the banner to visit our new and improved consumer trends blog! Friday, June 22, 2012. Generational Economics: Pre-adulthood (Teens and Adolescents). Do you know what the average teenager spends during the course of one week? Before you settle on a specific number, let me confess that I do not know the answer to that question, at least not as a marketer. But I do know the answer from the perspective of being a parent. How much money does a teen spend in a week? Beyond traditional media, they are ...
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Aligning Marketing and Sales. The Center for Sales Strategy. LeadG2 is a sales performance company that happens to know a whole lot about sales and marketing. Learn Why Companies Trust LeadG2 to Grow Their Businesses. Here at LeadG2, we understand the importance of attracting the right visitors and converting them into leads. We live and breathe the art of unforgettable content. We’ve mastered SEO and social media campaigns. We’re different than the rest. More About Why LeadG2 Is Right for YOU. The Power...
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Sales Contests Don't Work. Target Drives Work.
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The Center for Sales Strategy Blog. Return to Blog Index. Sales Contests Don't Work. Target Drives Work. May 20, 2015. Here's the deal. Sales contests don't work. At least not the same way they once did. Of course I've seen some sales contests work in my 20 years in sales and sales management, but none with consistency, and none with the level of success I felt necessary for growing my business. Until I discovered Target Drives. What's a Target Drive? From The Center for Sales Strategy. 125 Conversation ...
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