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1. Consumer segmentation: putting the pieces together for the '90s

Author

Johnson, Walter E., Baillie, Sheila T., and Peart, Virginia

Subjects
SERVISTAR Corp. -- Marketing, Do-It-Yourself Retailing (Periodical) -- Reports, Market segmentation -- Surveys, Consumer behavior -- Surveys, Market surveys -- Reports, Women consumers -- Surveys, Do-it-yourself work -- Surveys, Aged consumers -- Surveys, New towns -- Surveys, Business, Construction and materials industries, Home furnishings industry, Retail industry
Published
1990

2. A greenthumb to greenback department

Subjects
Do-it-yourself work -- Surveys, Lawn and garden equipment -- Marketing, Power tools -- Marketing, Hardware stores -- Surveys, Business, Home furnishings industry, Retail industry
Published
1986

3. The kitchen and bath consumer

Author

Hackney, Ellen

Subjects
DIY Retailing (Periodical) -- Surveys, Bathrooms -- Remodeling and renovation, Kitchens -- Remodeling and renovation, Consumers -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Do-it-yourself work -- Surveys, Business, Home furnishings industry, Retail industry
Published
1985

4. Paint and decorating

Subjects
Do-it-yourself work -- Surveys, Home center stores -- Marketing, Paint materials -- Marketing, Business, Home furnishings industry, Retail industry, Do-It-Yourself Research Institute -- Surveys
Published
1985

5. Consumer spending trends: recent study polls shoppers, identifies D-I-Y activities

Author

Parrott, Mark D.

Subjects
Consumers -- Surveys, Consumption (Economics) -- Surveys, Dwellings -- Remodeling and renovation, Do-it-yourself work -- Surveys, Business, Construction and materials industries, Home furnishings industry, Retail industry
Abstract

The American Express Co. conducted a survey among consumers regarding do-it-yourself and renovation projects they have set aside for summer. Thirty eight percent of the respondents, of single families owning their own homes or living in apartments, cited interior decoration as their major project. Almost 40% of them have spending allocations from $500 to $2,000 which are driven first by personal satisfaction followed by repair and maintenance. Almost 75% of those surveyed indicate planned purchases whereas two-thirds have signified their intention of doing their own remodeling., Are consumers prepared to open their wallets and purses to spruce up their homes this summer? If so, how much are they going to spend? And just what activities do [...]

Published
1996

7. A little paint goes a long way

Subjects
Dwellings -- Decoration and finishing, Paint -- Marketing, Do-it-yourself work -- Surveys, Home center stores -- Marketing, Business, Home furnishings industry, Retail industry
Published
1987

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