Does the pandemic have you in a marketing funk? Are you looking for new ideas to increase marketing, but on a budget? This session also includes practical tips that can be applied immediately.
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The document discusses various statistics related to the housing market in the United States, including projections for home price appreciation, inventory levels, mortgage rates, and homeowner tenure. Key projections include 30.4% cumulative home price appreciation by 2020 according to housing market bulls, and average annual home price growth of 4.1-4.63% through 2016. The document also notes that increased home equity could boost potential family wealth by $68,296 over the next four years based on home price appreciation forecasts.
A survey of over 1,200 US adults found that most have positive views of short-term rentals and their economic benefits to communities. A majority (90%) agreed that short-term rentals bring tourism and tax dollars to local areas. Most (91%) also agreed they provide important economic benefits. However, a majority (69%) opposed laws restricting short-term rentals, though three-quarters supported reasonable regulations.
This document analyzes the relationship between online buzz and TV ratings. It finds that buzz is correlated with ratings, especially for younger demographics. Buzz grows over a show's season, with the most conversation occurring around premieres, mid-seasons, and finales. Blogs and boards dominate online conversations. Buzz has the strongest relationship as a predictor of ratings for finales, followed by premieres. The impact of buzz on ratings varies over the course of a show's midseason run and is relatively consistent regardless of advertising spend. Increased buzz volume prior to these episodes correlates with small increases in ratings.
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The document summarizes consumer and real estate marketing trends in Canada. It finds that while the economy is recovering, consumers remain cautious spenders due to job security concerns. British Columbia's real estate market rebounded in 2009 driven by first-time home buyers, though the number of first-time buyers has returned to 2008 levels. The internet plays an important role in real estate marketing, but permission-based email remains the most effective online strategy and social media must be carefully targeted to specific demographics. Offline advertising should still support online marketing efforts.
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The document discusses various statistics related to the housing market in the United States, including projections for home price appreciation, inventory levels, mortgage rates, and homeowner tenure. Key projections include 30.4% cumulative home price appreciation by 2020 according to housing market bulls, and average annual home price growth of 4.1-4.63% through 2016. The document also notes that increased home equity could boost potential family wealth by $68,296 over the next four years based on home price appreciation forecasts.
A survey of over 1,200 US adults found that most have positive views of short-term rentals and their economic benefits to communities. A majority (90%) agreed that short-term rentals bring tourism and tax dollars to local areas. Most (91%) also agreed they provide important economic benefits. However, a majority (69%) opposed laws restricting short-term rentals, though three-quarters supported reasonable regulations.
This document analyzes the relationship between online buzz and TV ratings. It finds that buzz is correlated with ratings, especially for younger demographics. Buzz grows over a show's season, with the most conversation occurring around premieres, mid-seasons, and finales. Blogs and boards dominate online conversations. Buzz has the strongest relationship as a predictor of ratings for finales, followed by premieres. The impact of buzz on ratings varies over the course of a show's midseason run and is relatively consistent regardless of advertising spend. Increased buzz volume prior to these episodes correlates with small increases in ratings.
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- 40% of respondents said it was somewhat difficult to cover expenses and pay bills each month, unchanged from 2009.
- 40% of respondents have set aside emergency funds to cover 3 months of expenses, up from 35% in 2009.
- The average number of correct responses on a 5-question financial literacy quiz was 2.88, down slightly from 2.99 in 2009.
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- Major planning applications in London increased 32% from 2012-2013 to 2013-2014, rebounding from a post-recession dip.
- However, the average time for determining applications remained at 6 months, and applicants generally expressed dissatisfaction with length of the planning process.
- Stakeholders including planning authorities and applicants identified barriers like funding, demand, land shortages, and the planning system itself. Reforms were discussed but most felt the system still had significant problems.
- Further reforms were proposed to address delays, like reducing information requirements and strengthening pre-application
This document provides a summary of the 2010 annual report on the state of the residential mortgage market in Canada. Some key findings from the report include:
1. Consumer attitudes about local housing market conditions have deteriorated slightly from previous years, though the average response was still slightly positive. Saskatchewan was the only province with a negative average response.
2. Expectations about home buying and house price increases have also weakened from previous years. Only 3.6% of consumers indicated they were highly likely to purchase a home in the next year.
3. The report provides analysis on various dimensions of the mortgage market including mortgage volumes, approvals by province, arrears rates, and forecasts for mortgage lending activity. It
Report on the 2022 survey of Cambridgeshire charities and community groups. Survey looked at the impact the pandemic had on the sector and what the future needs for support might be.
We have a vibrant and diverse voluntary and community sector in Cambridgeshire. On the whole there is optimism for the future. 59% of respondents think that 2022 will be a better year than 2021 for their organisation.
We have seen the sector working with other partners to make the pandemic as bearable as possible.
We have seen incredible efforts put in by staff, volunteers and trustees.
We have seen groups adapting and learning to ensure services were continued and improved.
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In Qatar, the prevailing sentiment is uncertainty about the health of family members and the duration of the COVID-19 crisis. Although consumers are optimistic about the country’s economic recovery after the COVID-19 situation subsides, they are cutting their spending on almost all categories. During the crisis, consumers have both adopted and increased their usage of digital activities such as remote learning, videoconferencing, and contactless delivery and pickup of food and supplies.
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- Bank performance is below expectations for about 1/3rd of consumers. Most consumers expect to increase their use of digital and mobile banking even after the crisis while decreasing in-person visits.
This document contains survey results and analysis from an apartment rental company. It shows that 48% of renters plan to rent for at least 3 years. Surveys of prospects and residents found prospects rated the community and apartments higher than residents in most categories. 36% of current residents said they were "very likely" to renew their lease, with top reasons for not renewing being rent increases, parking issues, and neighbors. The analysis identifies areas like rent increases, parking, neighbors, and value to focus on improving resident satisfaction and renewal rates.
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Millennial Milestones is a document that outlines a proposal for helping recent college graduates prepare for and buy their first home. It discusses the challenges millennials face in Hawaii's expensive housing market and lack of knowledge about mortgages. The proposed solution is a mobile app and website that provides tools and resources to guide users through the three phases of saving money, starting their career, and beginning the home buying process. The benefit to Bank of Hawaii would be attracting more young customers and sales.
The document provides an overview of the current state of the US housing market. It shows that while existing home sales have declined slightly in recent years, non-distressed sales are actually higher than a year ago. Mortgage rates remain low by historical standards but are projected to rise gradually. Millennials and Baby Boomers are optimistic about homeownership, with many planning to purchase or move in the next few years. Overall, housing demand appears strong despite some lingering concerns over higher future rates.
This webinar discusses trends in Google search patterns during the COVID-19 pandemic. Mark Irvine from WordStream will analyze data from over 30,000 advertising accounts and discuss five emerging trends: a rise in new COVID-related searches, less mobile traffic, searches occurring later at night, other networks like Bing and social media performing better, and PPC performance initially declining but now rebounding. The webinar will be recorded and questions can be submitted for a live Q&A with Irvine.
Latest findings from Policy in Practice's data led investigation into the causes and consequences of poverty in London were presented on 20 September 2018.
We recently shared the latest findings from our pan-london analysis of living standards, tracking 600,000 low income families across 19 London boroughs over two years. The work is unique in its use of large scale administrative data, linked over time, and its ability to look forward at poverty projections for individual households. The approach is being used by a dozen local authorities across the UK to target support.
Highlights from Phase Three include:
Low income Londoners are becoming less financially resilient. The proportion of Londoners with low financial resilience has grown by 20% in the last two years, and will continue to grow through to 2020
Employment helps build financial resilience. Employment is the main driver of people improving their financial resilience; for people affected, welfare reforms are a driver of lower resilience, but they don’t tell the full story
Living standards fluctuate. Over two years a quarter of low income households in work lost their job at least once; improving job stability can help build resilience
The future isn’t bright. Londoners on low incomes face a bleak future with an average drop in their disposable income of £100 p/w if rents and other livings costs continue to rise as expected.
For more information visit www.policyinpractice.co.uk/low-income-Londoners, email hello@policyinpractice.co.uk or call 0330 088 9242.
Most consumers view the current economy as weak or neutral, but their outlook is improving as only 1/3 expect further weakening in the next 3 months. Most consumers describe their current financial situation as weak but 3/4 expect it to remain the same or improve. Over 2/3 of consumers report decreased income and savings over the past month. Bank performance meets expectations for only 72% of consumers. Many consumers expect to increase their use of digital and mobile banking services even after the crisis ends.
- According to a McKinsey survey, 39% of consumers skipped or partially paid a bill payment over the past month, with almost 1/3 skipping or partially paying their credit card payment.
- The survey also found that around 45% of consumers report they could only live off their current savings for 4 months or less.
- Nearly half of consumers remain concerned about job security, though concerns have been dropping since March. 30% of those with a credit card or auto loan expect to skip or partially pay next month's payment.
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4. Quick
Stats
COVID-19 National Renter Study,
Round 4
How likely will you be to renew your
lease when it expires?
Very Likely
27%
Somewhat Likely
16%
Not Likely
41%
Don’t Know
15%
5. Quick
Stats
COVID-19 National Renter Study,
Round 4
Why didn’t you answer “very likely”
to renew?
1 Rent Increase
2 Office Staff
3 Apartment - Appearance, Condition
4 Management Decisions Due to COVID-19
5 Community - Overall Quality
6. Quick
Stats
COVID-19 National Renter Study,
Round 4
In the last 30 days, have you been
actively searching for a new
apartment?
Midwest Northeast South West
26.0% 52.6% 31.8% 31.9%
7. Quick
Stats
COVID-19 National Renter Study,
Round 4
In the last 30 days, have you been
actively searching for a new
apartment?
Less than
$1000
$1,000 -
$1,249
$1,250 -
$1,499
$1,500 -
$1,750
More than
$1,750
40.5% 27.0% 26.2% 24.3% 31.7%
8. Quick
Stats
COVID-19 National Renter Study,
Round 4
In the last 30 days, have you been
actively searching for a new
apartment?
18 – 24 25 – 34 35 – 44 45 – 54 55 – 64 65+
28.1% 27.5% 34.4% 32.3% 31.6% 26.0%
10. Tips for
marketing
• Be available and visible
• Social: focus on resident experience
• Sensitive, appropriate messaging
• Spotlight your people and culture
• Why your community?