Whole Living Market Research Database
Whole Living Database... (WLD)
Since 2005,16 Years of Trending Data, 53,000+ Consumers, 6 Active Lifestyle Segments!
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Examines the Role of Aging, 200+ Attitudes, Drivers
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Physical, Social, Financial, Emotional and other Health Drivers
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Opportunities across 20+ Industries
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Whole Living Segmentation
The Whole Living Database... Summary Content & Scope
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Looks beyond physical health across dozens of dimensions
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Examines general population adults (Whole Living is not just relevant to the aged)
Research is used to:
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Identify drivers of shifting paradigms
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Determine unmet needs
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Explore underlying attitudes
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Identify marketplace opportunities
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Discover the Institute's proprietary Whole Lining (18+) segmentation
Attitudinal Measures:
- 200+ attitudes surrounding
- major industries and categories
- 50+ advertising/marketing
attitudes - 50+ wellness drivers
Usage Patterns:
- Across distinct industries
- 50+ product categories
- 25+ technology usage
- 20 specific product
attributes
Behavior/Demo's:
- Social activities
- Internet activities
- 30+ conditions managing
- Caregiving behaviors
- Purchasing influencers
- Demographics
- Health & Life Insurance
- Investments
Information Sources:
- Sources of influence
- Healthcare dynamics
- Retail stores shopped
- Personal influence on
topics - 30+ websites used
Attitudinal Measures:
- 200+ attitudes surrounding
- major industries and categories
- 50+ advertising/marketing
attitudes - 50+ wellness drivers
Usage Patterns:
- Across distinct industries
- 50+ product categories
- 25+ technology usage
- 20 specific product
attributes
Behavior/Demo's:
- Social activities
- Internet activities
- 30+ conditions managing
- Caregiving behaviors
- Purchasing influencers
- Demographics
- Health & Life Insurance
- Investments
Information Sources:
- Sources of influence
- Healthcare dynamics
- Retail stores shopped
- Personal influence on
topics - 30+ websites used
Whole Living Methodology
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Quantitative study trended since 2005
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2,500+ U.S. adult sample (general population)*
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Balanced to U.S. Census data across key demographics
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Statistically significant at the 95% confidence level to +/- 1.8%
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Conducted via online research methodology
* An additional 2,000+ Census-balanced sample of African Americans, Hispanic Americans, and Asian Americans was also included