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April 18, 2008 (updated July 15, 2008) Consumers' Behavior Online: A 2007 Deep DiveInternet Use Is Up Dramatically, But Offline Media Still Holds Its Ownby Ted Schadler, Remy Fiorentino with Michelle de Lussanet |
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Executive Summary
Forrester has surveyed US heads of household about their technology use for 10 years. We track more than 175 online activities relevant to consumers' daily lives, and we dive deeply into 48 media, shopping, communications, entertainment, and social networking online activities to understand how they are changing over time. Now that broadband is replacing dial-up as the most common access method, consumers are spending more time online engaged in dozens of different activities. This deep dive into consumers' behavior online will arm market research professionals with the tools they need to bring facts and insights into their company's marketing and strategic planning discussions.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Survey Questions Reveal Online Behavior
- Internet Adoption And Usage Have Increased Dramatically Since 2005
- Reality Check: Only 6% Of Heads Of Household Use Online Media Daily
- Laptop + Home Network = More Online Activities
- Online Access And Behavior Vary By Gender, Age, And Income
- Internet Use Is Up, Yet Offline Media Has Held Steady
WHAT IT MEANS
- Communication, Shopping, And Entertainment Will Continue To Shift Online
- Supplemental Material
- Related Research Documents
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