CONSUMER MIND READERS™

America's Research Group monitors the forces impacting shopping behavior and buying preferences. Bi-monthly national surveys of shoppers between the ages of 20 - 59, the principle spending segment, identify new and emerging trends and shifts in spending habits.

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Internet Growth Not Strong Enough to Sustain E-tailers According to America's Research Group's Latest Figures

The Internet's ability to attract enough buyers to support even a highly visible e-tailer such as Amazon.com, continues to be doubtful, according to July 2000 figures recently released by America's Research Group, Ltd. (ARG). Only 5% of all retail sales reported in the month of June, were spent through the Internet. Full Article

1998 Consumer Mind Readers™

• The Loyalty American Consumers Have Towards Brand Products
• How Consumers Rate Their Shopping Habits in 1997 Compared to Earlier Years
• How Adults and Teenagers Think People Will Make Purchases in the Year 2020
• What the American Consumer Would Do if He or She Won $100,000
• How Americans Rank the Ten Most Important Uses of the Internet
• How Teenagers Are Influenced by Advertising
• Twenty-Five Things Store Appearances Tell Your Customer
• How American Parents Rank Their Top Ten Concerns
• Five New Ways to Predict Consumer Spending
• How Consumers Think the Drug Problem in America Should be Handled