Category:In-home visits (trip reports) - Re think
IN HOME INTERVIEWS
Teams traveled to interview consumers to investigate how baby boomers treat and view recycling and sustainability within their own homes.
KEY LEARNINGS
LABELING
- Labels are often too small and hard to read
- Labels don’t stand out
- A brand’s overuse of eco-branding seems fake
- Graphics and logos should stay familiar and relatively consistent to assure the buyer that it is the same brand/product
- New packaging stands out, BUT packaging change is often perceived negatively
- 50+ consumers love “convenient” packaging
BRAND LOYALTY
This target market is very brand loyal and rarely switches brands
- Are more likely to use lists because they already know what they’re going to purchase
- Like brands that have a “seal of approval” (ex. Good Housekeeping seal)
- Want to see value
- Always want products that WORK!
- Do not like trade-offs
- Would be receptive to a green product if its under a cherished brand name
MONEY AND FINANCES
- They feel prices can’t be too high
- They don’t see the value in buying more expensive products
- They are most likely to be on a fixed or strict budget
- They believe money should be used wisely
- They don’t like waste
- They love the idea of conserving their resources
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