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Understanding GLBT Automotive Buying, Media Consumption and Brand Affinity
Trends
The first study of its kind, Harris Interactive’s AutoGLBT (gay, lesbian,
bisexual and transgender) study provides OEM vehicle manufacturers, automotive
advertising agencies and media channel outlets with in-depth U.S. GLBT consumer
research by utilizing a large and sophisticated online specialty panel of
self-identified GLBT participants of approximately 45,000 individuals and
growing.
The AutoGLBT study provides insightful research to assist automotive firms in
producing best-in-class, cost-effective marketing strategies targeting gay,
lesbian, bisexual and transgender consumers. In many respects, these consumers
are very similar to non-GLBT consumers – but there are instances where their
points of view vary considerably. Identifying and understanding the degree and
impact of these differences is critical to any effective marketing effort
targeting these communities. It is also important to be aware how the
development of a GLBT-targeted campaign may affect your other demographic and
targeted markets.
Get answers to these questions:
- How do GLBT consumers view automotive brand-specific GLBT marketing campaigns?
- Which TV, radio, Internet or print media channels do GLBT consumers frequent?
- What is the reputation of each automotive brand in the GLBT community?
- How brand loyal are GLBT consumers?
- How do GLBT consumers differ from the general U.S. population?
- How environmentally conscious are GLBT consumers?
- What is the GLBT interest in fuel economy technologies – hybrid, diesel
engines, and fuel-cell technologies?
What Makes Understanding Gay and Lesbian Consumers so Important?
It’s a simple matter of economics and emerging consumer visibility. The
discretionary income of GLBT consumers is growing every year, along with their
presence in the workplace and marketplace. Recent estimates gauge the gay
consumer market worth more than $610 billion in buying power today, and that
will rise to $744 billion by 2009. Major business media such as The Wall
Street Journal, Advertising Age, and others are closely watching for
trends and seeking expert data.
Companies are increasingly aware of the presence of lesbians and gays as
consumers, shareholders, employees and business owners. Competition among
companies also has turned this awareness into creative marketing possibilities
– underscoring the urgency for credible market research. Marketers are taking
a close look at the 15
million self-identified GLBT Americans and learning important new details
about brand loyalty and customer preferences, as well as the value, size, and
characteristics of this long overlooked and under-served population.
With Harris Interactive’s GLBT Automotive Specialty Panel and our strong
partnership with Witeck-Combs
Communications, Inc., we not only gather accurate data faster and more cost
effectively but also conduct research never before possible. AutoGLBT delivers a
comprehensive analysis of this important demographic market and at a
fraction of the price of a proprietary research study.
The AutoGLBT study includes the following information:
- AutoGLBT Gay, Bisexual vs. Heterosexual Male Comparison
- AutoGLBT Lesbian, Bisexual vs. Heterosexual Female Comparison
- In-depth Demographics and Autographics
- Brand Awareness, Perception and Preference
- Vehicle Financing
- Media Consumption
- Social Activism
- Technology Preferences
- Vehicle Personalization
Detailed statistics on GLBT consumers include:
- Income
- Employment
- Region
- Children in Household
- Employment Status
- Education
- Ethnicity
- Gender
- Sexual Orientation
- Relationship Status
- Internet Usage & Online Behavior
- Television Programming
- Networks (Top-Rated)
- Cable/Satellite Stations (Top-Rated)
- Television Shows (Most Watched)
- Specialty GLBT Programming Awareness
- Satellite Radio Station Preferences
- GLBT Satellite Stations Awareness
- Radio Station Music Genres (Top-Rated)
- Magazine/Periodical Preferences
- Social Clubs and Activities
- Political Affiliations
- Degree of Socialization
- Environmental Associations
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- Daily Driving Distance
- Vehicle Brand Ownership
- Vehicle Segment Ownership
- Vehicle Brand Consideration
- Vehicle Segment Consideration
- Method of Vehicle Purchase
- Owned vs. Leased Status
- Brand Awareness
- Brand Familiarity
- Brand Favorability
- OEM and Brand Loyalty
- OEM/Brand GLBT Community Outreach Perceptions
- Purchase Timeframe
- Effect of Incentives
- Insurance Preferences
- Leasing Options
- Technology Interest
- Current Advanced Auto Technology Interest
- Future Advanced Auto Technology Interest
- Preferred Standard Features
- Preferred Aftermarket Features
- Do It Yourself (DIY) vs. Do It For Me (DIFM) Consumers
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Contact Us
For more details on AutoGLBT research contact us at info@harrisinteractive.com
or call 877.919.4765.
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