How America Shops® 2008 Retailer Reports
Wal-Mart Shopper

In this tough shopper economy, new values are being formed, spending compromises are being made. All consumers - even the Wal-Mart shopper - are shopping differently

How America Shops® 2008 Wal-Mart Retailer Report compares women who shop at Wal-Mart versus women who shop in the Mass Merchandiser channel but not at Wal-Mart.

Methodology:
Internet survey nationwide
Sample: 673 Wal-Mart Shoppers, and 664 non-Wal-Mart Shoppers
Age: 18-70
Household Income: $12K - $150K+

Question Areas:

Attitudes - Shopper mindset and feelings towards shopping
New Shopper Values - Health, wellness, eco-friendly, and responsibility
Shopping Frequency - Trips and channels shopped in the last 3 months
Spending Changes - Trends in spending for 17 Leading Indicator Product Categories
Trust - Who she trusts for shopping advice
Favorite Retailer - Where she enjoys shopping the most
Winning Strategies - How you can make her a loyal shopper

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17 More 2008 Reports:

Department Stores:
Kohl's
JCPenney
Macy's
Dollar Stores:
Dollar General
Family Dollar
Drug Stores:
CVS
Rite Aid
Walgreens
Mass Merchandisers:
Target
Warehouse Clubs:
Costco
Sam's Club
Direct to Consumer:
Online
Lifestyle:
The Affluent (HHI $150K+)
Lower Income (HHI under $40K)
Moms (with kids under 6 and 6-17)
Boomers
Single Person Households

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