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Video Interview: Clif Bar Marketing to the Wellness Customer

TrendWatching.com identifies the rise of the “wellthy” as a major 2011 Consumer Trend. These consumers hold being in good health to be as important to their status as owning the newest or shiniest branded luxury item. The Hartman Group August 2010 Wellness Trend survey found that 73% of US consumers consider being physically fit an [...]

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The Zeitgeist of 21st Century is Yours to Share

By Danielle Zimmerman Building upon comfort with sharing content and information online on sites like Flickr and Wikipedia we are recognizing the potential of sharing more than the digital –the tangible, our possessions. New options are emerging where the 20th-century mindset of buy-use-dispose is being replaced by systems where access trumps ownership and individuals take [...]

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Video Interview: Suzanne Shelton on The American Green Hispanic Consumer

Issues of sustainability transcend ethic groups. This is an interconnected, global world with 4 billion mobile phone users according to Kirsi Sormunen, VP with Nokia. And increasingly, a major focus of their communications is upon topics tied to their water, energy and food supplies, and the impacts of their production upon the individual, community and [...]

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LOHAS Releases Annual Consumer Trend Database

The annual LOHAS Conference, which I will be covering for Triple Pundit, along with MC O’Connor, is coming up June 23-25 in beautiful Boulder, Colorado.  This week, ahead of the conference itself, LOHAS released its annual “LOHAS Consumer Trends Database,” which is the Natural Marketing Institute’s consumer tracking tool.  It aims to explore what’s going [...]

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Beyond Green: Winning Over Consumers by Putting Primary Benefits First

by Jacquelyn Ottman Greener products are now available within every industry and are a part of our everyday lives. But they didn’t get to be so ubiquitous just because they are better for the planet. Whether they were promoted as such or not, sales of green products grew because they were appreciated by a growing [...]

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ACNielsen Reports Organic Sales on the Rise Despite Economy

According to an ACNielsen and Natural Marketing Institute study (PDF), green consumers are willing to pay more for organic, natural or environmentally-friendly products compared to “non-green” consumers. The section of consumers termed “lifestyles of health and sustainability” or “LOHAS” spend the most on consumer packaged goods such as cereal, jelly, pasta, produce, soup and ready-to-serve [...]

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