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Look at the new consumer definition of "value" up close: 80% of consumers like the thrill of finding a deal on something they need. Read more >>

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Shopper Insights & Retail
The "value" story is complex. There is no question that we have witnessed change in consumer behavior due to the recession. To what...
Gift Card Trends
A Hartman Group and National Research Network shopper insights report Gift card purchases continue to increase...
A new report by The Hartman Group, Inc. and A National Research Network The Hartman Group, Inc. has teamed up with respected...
This latest Pulse Report examines whether or not consumers buy into the notion that participation in a shopper card program elicits...
This latest Pulse Report presents timely insights on the evolving world of private label. While the private label movement is rapidly...
This report, a culmination of a deep exploration into the complexities of shopping behavior, which deployed the widest variety of...
Combining best-in-class ethnographic shopper analysis with leading edge quantitative modeling, Private Label 2010...
Who’s eating healthy? Where? When? Why? A data tracking tool that measures and monitors consumer attitudes...
The definitive roadmap plotting consumer behavior and purchases in the new culture of sustainability and adjusting to new...
Unless you spent 2008 under a rock (or wandering around Second Life) some of the biggest cultural trends actually had very little...
The majority of consumers (85%) take an interest in their health and wellness. An interest that is largely driven by wanting to stay...
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