Citations with the tag: UNITY Marketing (Company)
Results 1 - 50
- A Work of Art.
Gallop-Goodman, Gerda // American Demographics; Feb2001, Vol. 23 Issue 2, p27Looks at the number of fine art purchases made by people in the United States in 1999 based on the study conducted by the Unity Marketing company. Forecast for the increase of art sales; Details of the study.
- Mixed-Bag Outlook For Collectibles.
Danziger, Pam // Gifts & Decorative Accessories; Feb99, Vol. 100 Issue 2, p112Provides information on `Collectibles Industry Report, 1998,' and `Retail Market for Collectibles, 1998,' research studies from Unity Marketing about the market and forecast trends for collectibles. Overall sales in collectibles industry in 1997; Retailer's perspective about the market status...
- Gift Industry Executives Confer at Marketing Confab.
Danziger, Pam // Gifts & Decorative Accessories; Dec2001, Vol. 102 Issue 12, p12Reports on the issues discussed at the October 2001 annual Collectibles Business and Gift Executive Conference sponsored by Unity Marketing in Newark, New Jersey. Number of attendees; Challenges faced by conference participants in the wake of the war on terrorism; List of conference speakers.
- WAX BUILDUP.
Fetto, John; Gardyn, Rebecca // American Demographics; Mar2002, Vol. 24 Issue 3, p11Presents information on the 2001 candle sales in the U.S. Results of the candle sales report released in January 2002 by Unity Marketing, a market research firm based in Stevens, Pennsylvania; Percentage of candle consumption in the U.S. households; Comparison of candles purchased among...
- Gift Market Grows.
Fetto, John; Gardyn, Rebecca // Gifts & Decorative Accessories; Nov99, Vol. 100 Issue 11, p218Presents data from the report of Unity Marketing on the market growth of the gift industry in the United States in 1999. Retail sales generated by the gift industry for 1998; Factors attributed for the growth; Comment from Pam Danziger, president of Unity Marketing.
- Art Sales Grow.
Fetto, John; Gardyn, Rebecca // Gifts & Decorative Accessories; Jan2000, Vol. 101 Issue 1, p14Focuses on Unity Marketing company's `The Art Market' report. Rise in art sales in 1998; Fine art market covered in the report; How consumers are being exposed to artists' works.
- Hunting for must-have toys.
Annicelli, Cliff // Playthings; Nov98, Vol. 96 Issue 11, p34No abstract available.
- Sources develop creative pieces for home storage.
Linville, Jeff // Furniture/Today; 10/13/2003, Vol. 28 Issue 7, p104Presents a survey on the totality of money spent on recreation and entertainment furniture according research firm Unity Marketing in the U.S. Number of consumers surveyed; Increase in sales for book cabinets; Categorization of furniture products.
- Setting The Table.
Linville, Jeff // Chain Store Age; Nov2002, Vol. 78 Issue 11, p34Presents information on a study on the contribution of tableware sales to the tabletop market in the U.S., conducted by Stevens, Pennsylvania-based Unity Marketing. Percentage of luxury tabletop purchased by affluent customers; Sales posted by the tabletop market in 2001 and 2000.
- FOUR WAYS YOUR BRAND CAN THRIVE.
Heebner, Jennifer // JCK; May2003, Vol. 174 Issue 5, p90Discusses ways in which luxury brands can respond to the challenge of maintaining their allure as luxury brands. Answers given during a breakout session at Unity Marketing's 2002 Luxury Home Conference in Newark, New Jersey; Partnership with another brand; Creation of a product to fit a price...
- downloads.
Ebenkamp, Becky // Brandweek; 10/23/2000, Vol. 41 Issue 41, p22Reports on the consumer market for candles and accessories in the United States in 1999. Market segments of candle buyers based from a report by Unity Marketing.
- Luxe Reading.
Hall, Cecily // WWD: Women's Wear Daily; 6/28/2007, Vol. 193 Issue 138, p14A list of the top magazines most purchased by consumers in 2006 is presented. The list comes from the results of a survey conducted by research firm Unity Marketing which asked over 4,000 luxury consumers to select which magazine they subscribed to or had purchased one or more issues during the...
- Unity Builds.
Hall, Cecily // Gifts & Decorative Accessories; Apr2001, Vol. 102 Issue 4, p16Focuses on the business management program introduced by Unity Marketing to help gift companies increase sales. Overview of the report `Sales Building: Partnering With Constituencies in the Sales Chain--Gift Companies, Independent Sales Organizations, Specialty Retailers.'
- Unity Marketing Partners With JCK Research Store.
Hall, Cecily // JCK; Jul2003, Vol. 174 Issue 7, p34Reports on the exclusive relationship entered into by Stevens, Pennsylvania-based Unity Marketing with 'JCK' periodical and the JCK Research and Stock Art Store. Designation of the JCK Store as exclusive jewelry-industry conduit for reselling Unity's jewelry- and luxury-industry-specific...
- On the Bright Side.
Schwartz, Meredith // Gifts & Decorative Accessories; Feb2002, Vol. 103 Issue 2, p60Presents information on the popularity of candles. Projected retail sales of candles for 2001, according to Unity Marketing in Stevens, Pennsylvania; Details of a report from the National Candle Association on the increased sales of the product; Key factors in choosing candles; Two identifiable...
- Riche Niche.
Gerber, Mich�le // License!; Jul2004, Vol. 7 Issue 6, p24Presents information on the 2004 luxury report of Unity Marketing on demand for luxury goods in the United States. Preference of consumers for home-related spending and travel; Preservation of the luxury standard of living; Trends of purchasing in the automobile industry.
- TRADING DOWN.
Gerber, Mich�le // Global Cosmetic Industry; Aug2005, Vol. 173 Issue 8, p9Reports on the research from Unity Marketing which found that a majority of affluent consumers are trading down each and every day in most categories in which they shop. Household income of the affluent consumers; Preference of the affluent consumers in buying a less luxurious but more...
- Lap of luxury.
Zid, Linda Abu-Shalback // Marketing Management; Sep/Oct2005, Vol. 14 Issue 5, p5This article deals with the study conducted by Unity Marketing among high-end consumers about selecting luxurious items or services. In all three major categories of luxury--for the home, personal luxuries such as fashion, jewelry, cosmetics, and cars, and experiential luxuries such as travel,...
- Flowers and plants less giftable, survey shows.
Zid, Linda Abu-Shalback // GMPRO - Greenhouse Management & Production; May2007, Vol. 27 Issue 5, p52The article discusses the results of a survey of consumers who went shopping for Christmas gifts in 2006. The survey conducted by Unity Marketing revealed that many shoppers opted for consumable and entertainment gifts rather than flowers and plants. According to Pam Danziger, president of Unity...
- Industry News.
Zid, Linda Abu-Shalback // Gifts & Decorative Accessories; Oct2000, Vol. 101 Issue 10, p117Covers news briefs on gifts and interior decoration industry in the United States as of October 2000. Information on the 49th anniversary celebration of Christopher Radko Inc.; Sponsors of Unity Marketing on its annual industry executives' conference on November 8-10, 2000 at the Chicago...
- LUXURY SHOPPING TRENDS.
Zid, Linda Abu-Shalback // Happi: Household & Personal Products Industry; Aug2010, Vol. 47 Issue 8, p14The article presents the results of the surveys and studies related to trends in luxury shopping in the U.S. Unity Marketing's Personal Luxury Report 2010 reveals the favorable growth of beauty businesses such as cosmetics and makeups. New York-based The NPD Group states the continued success in...
- THE FUTURE OF LUXURY.
Printz, Carrie // Furniture/Today; Spring2008 Relish Supplement, Vol. 32, p12The article focuses on the results of the survey conducted by Unity Marketing which cites that the confidence of affluent consumers dropped, so did their spending on luxury goods and services. Since the symbolic market represents about 25 million people or 80% of the core luxury market,...
- Luxury Market Wobbles.
Benson, Leslie // Global Cosmetic Industry; Apr2008, Vol. 176 Issue 4, p8The article presents a survey on the spending habits of U.S. luxury consumers. According to the report by Unity Marketing, consumer spending attitude is expected to be cautious. However, consumers have not given up on big spending completely. On the other hand, the survey by Unity Marketing...
- Are You (Luxury) Experienced?
Benson, Leslie // Chain Store Age; Oct2004, Vol. 80 Issue 10, p42Presents the results of a research on luxury experiences, conducted by Stevens, Pennsylvania-based Unity Marketing. Percentage of luxury buyers who get their greatest satisfaction from the experience.
- Study Points to Signs of Growth in Art Industry.
Leibock, Amy // Art Business News; Aug2003, Vol. 30 Issue 8, p6Comments on the increasing demand for retail art. Results of online search; Trend toward art in retail stores; Analysis of survey made by the Unity Marketing.
- Unity Debuts Consumer Tracking Service.
Leibock, Amy // Art Business News; Dec2003, Vol. 30 Issue 13, p12Focuses on Unity Marketing which has launched a new Luxury Consumer Tracking Survey. Survey of a group of high-income consumer households for assessing luxury products and services purchased; Goal of the survey to bring new insights about luxury consumers and providing market intelligence for...
- Jewelry Isn't Just for Women Anymore.
Leibock, Amy // Souvenirs, Gifts, & Novelties; May2005, Vol. 44 Issue 4, p72Discusses a study conducted by Unity Marketing in 2005, which revealed the interest of men on jewelry in the U.S. Remarks from Pam Danziger, president of Unity Marketing, on the jewelry market; Reason behind the interest of men on jewelry; Effect of the emergence of metrosexual male on the...
- Boom Times For The Home Fragrance Market.
Leibock, Amy // Souvenirs, Gifts, & Novelties; May2005, Vol. 44 Issue 4, p122Reports on the sales increase of home fragrance products in 2005 according to the results of the Home Fragrance and Candle Report 2005 conducted by Unity Marketing in the U.S. Remarks from Pam Danziger, president of Unity Marketing, on scented candles; Target consumers for home fragrance...
- CRAVING THE LUXE LIFE.
V.S. // WWD: Women's Wear Daily; 2/11/2004, Vol. 187 Issue 29, p18Reports on Unity Marketing's research on affluent consumers' spending on luxury products in the U.S.
- Getting More for V-Day.
Danziger, Pam; Ebenkamp, Becky // Brandweek; 2/9/2004, Vol. 45 Issue 6, p19Offers a look at results of the 2003 survey conducted by Unity Marketing on gift giving during Valentine's Day. Average expenditures of consumers celebrating Valentine's Day; Comparison of Valentine's gift giving between men and women; List of popular gift items.
- Fashion goes faux.
Cordova, Elisabeth Butler // Crain's New York Business; 2/11/2008, Vol. 24 Issue 6, p3The article presents information related to the costume jewelry market in the U.S. in 2008. According to data from research firm Unity Marketing, though overall jewelry sales increased by 6% in 2006, to $62.2 billion, costume sales shrank by 8%. It is reported that the latest style,...
- TINSELITIS.
Cordova, Elisabeth Butler // Brandweek; 10/16/2000, Vol. 41 Issue 40, p18Offers a look at the results of a public opinion poll conducted by Unity Marketing on the market for Christmas decorations and collectibles in the United States. Percentage of the market that could be classified as Christmas collectors; Total expenditures for holiday decorations; Factors that...
- The 'Pop' Factor.
Wilson, Marianne // Chain Store Age; Apr2006, Vol. 82 Issue 4, p78The article talks about Pam Danziger, president of Unity Marketing in Stevens, Pennsylvania. According to her, shoppers are rejecting the old concept of hunting and gathering shopping in favor of a more involving, interesting, dynamic retail experience. Retailers on the cutting-edge of this...
- Consumers In Doubt.
Wilson, Marianne // Gifts & Decorative Accessories; Dec2001, Vol. 102 Issue 12, p50Discusses the economic situation of the giftware and collectibles industry in the U.S. in the wake of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. Statistics concerning revenues incurred by the industry; Behavior of consumers; Insights from gift company executives surveyed by Unity Marketing.
- Luxe About Fun, Not Showing Off.
Wilson, Marianne // Gifts & Decorative Accessories; Oct2006, Vol. 107 Issue 10, p14No abstract available.
- Fast Facts.
Wilson, Marianne // License!; Mar2006, Vol. 9 Issue 2, pS7The article presents several economic-related information. China is the second largest exporter of visual arts according to a UNESCO report on global trade of cultural goods accounting for 19 percent of world visual arts exports. The New Product Development Group, Inc. reports that half of all...
- Buying Patterns.
Hall, Cecily; Iannaccone, Thomas // WWD: Women's Wear Daily; 4/30/2009, Vol. 197 Issue 91, p12The article refers to a survey conducted by research firm Unity Marketing, regarding the biggest product category winners and losers in the personal luxury market in 2008 based on overall consumer spending growth. According to the survey, the biggest one-year growth in luxury consumers' spending...
- U.S. Luxury Market Continues To Boom.
Hall, Cecily; Iannaccone, Thomas // Supply House Times; Sep2006, Vol. 49 Issue 7, p28The article presents a study by Unity Marketing which revealed that global luxury marketers in 2005 showed average revenue growth of 10.9% following the average growth of 14.5% in 2004 in the U.S. The study also revealed that luxury consumers spent less overall on home luxuries. They suggested...
- Cocooners evolving into new breed.
Hall, Cecily; Iannaccone, Thomas // DSN Retailing Today; 1/5/2004, Vol. 43 Issue 1, p24Reports that Unity Marketing president Pam Danzinger has predicted the end of cocooning. Danzinger's identification of a new consumer segment called butterflies; Features of butterflies.
- Upfront.
Hall, Cecily; Iannaccone, Thomas // Gifts & Decorative Accessories; Nov98, Vol. 99 Issue 11, p10Presents news briefs on the giftware industry of the United States. Online consumer city guide launched in April 1997 by Microsoft Corp.; Findings of the survey `The Consumer Market for Gifts and Decorative Accessories,' conducted by Unity Marketing and Craig Spitzer Marketing Services.
- Art attack.
Hall, Cecily; Iannaccone, Thomas // Marketing Management; Mar/Apr2007, Vol. 16 Issue 2, p6The article reports that, according to a study conducted by Unity Marketing, Americans are spending more money on decorating their walls. Growing categories in the consumer market include custom framing and wall decor, hangings, picture frames and shelves. Statistics are given on such purchases...
- Affluent shoppers like their luxe goods cheap.
Cardona, Mercedes M. // Advertising Age; 12/1/2003, Vol. 74 Issue 48, p6With holiday 2003 expected to be a good season for retailers, power shopping has become as much about how much you saved as what you acquired. U.S. shoppers tailgate as early as 5 a.m. at the shopping mall an hour north of New York for the start of the holiday shopping. As the day goes on,...
- Traditional Colors and Thames Will Top Christmas Charts.
Cardona, Mercedes M. // Souvenirs, Gifts, & Novelties; Sep/Oct2004, Vol. 43 Issue 7, p188Presents the results of a survey of U.S. households that decorate their homes for different holidays, conducted by Unity Marketing. Plans for Christmas decorations in 2004; Reasons for decorating homes for the holidays; Percentage of decorations shoppers who buy at discount department stores.
- FYI.
Cardona, Mercedes M. // DVM: The Newsmagazine of Veterinary Medicine; Sep2003, Vol. 34 Issue 9, p40Presents the result of a survey conducted by Unity Marketing on the consumption of pet products in the U.S. in 2002. Amount spent by consumers on veterinary services; Changes in the shopping for pet accessories.
- Depressed Consumers Send Stocks Sliding.
Cardona, Mercedes M. // WWD: Women's Wear Daily; 8/3/2011, Vol. 202 Issue 23, p1The article reports on the falling consumption expenditures of consumers, which causes the retail stocks of luxury sector to decline. It states the dropped Unity Marketing Luxury consumption index from 82.8 of first quarter to 66 in the second quarter. It also says the moderate revenue growth of...
- LUXURY CONSUMERS START 2007 IN A CONFIDENCE SLUMP.
Cardona, Mercedes M. // Giftware News; Mar2007, Vol. 32 Issue 3, p16The article reports that consumers' demand for luxury goods and services in the U.S. has declined to its lowest level in 2006 setting the stage for more reserved spending by the nation's affluent consumers in the first quarter of 2007. Thomas Bodenberg, Unity Marketing's economic forecaster,...
- Buying Beauty.
Hall, Cecily; Aquino, John // WWD: Women's Wear Daily; 8/20/2009, Vol. 198 Issue 38, p18The article focuses on a survey of top beauty and skin care brands conducted by Unity Marketing. Percent of respondents who said they purchased Clinique brand between January-June 2009 is 14.3 percent. 12.2 percents respondent reported buying products of L'occitane. Owned by the Est�e Lauder...
- GO FOR THE "OLD" GOLD.
DeMasi, Tony // Souvenirs, Gifts, & Novelties; Jun/Jul2006, Vol. 45 Issue 5, p200Suggests that gift, souvenir and novelty retailers should target GenXers in their marketing scheme. Importance of targeting GenXers; Spending trend of GenX generation; View of Pam Danzinger, president of Unity Marketing, on GenXers; Generations that dominated the affluent market include the...
- Despite flat candle sales, Wal-Mart still burns bright.
DeMasi, Tony // DSN Retailing Today; 06/24/2002, Vol. 41 Issue 12, p25Reports on the sales performance of candles in U.S. retail trade in 2001. Total sales generated by Wal-Mart; Estimate of Unity Marketing on overall sales of candles and accessories; Buying pattern among consumers.
- Buying Luxe But Not Living It.
DeMasi, Tony // Home Textiles Today; 8/20/2007, Vol. 28 Issue 22, p36The article reports that the second quarter survey "Luxury Tracking Report," conducted by the Unity Marketing in the U.S. has found out that most affluent consumers do not consider high-end luxury living a big part of their lives. The report, based on a survey of some 1,000 luxury consumers,...
