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Update on conducting market research during the COVID-19 pandemic

Since our original post on March 20 assessing survey response rates immediately after the COVID-19 travel ban, we've been closely following response rates and data impacts on several of our trackers, in both the utility and financial services spaces. Now, in Week 6 of the quarantine, we need to know if people have continued responding to survey invitations at the same rate.

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Segment 7: Financially fearful

As a group with higher instances of part-time or self-employment, and a high likelihood of children in the household, this female-heavy segment is hanging on by a thread.

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Segment 6: Doom and gloom

This crowd is opting to stay in and cook ready-made meals rather than hitting up the local brunch spot on Sunday morning.

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Segment 5: Going it alone

If life was tricky before, it is much harder now. This group tends towards single parents with limited activities and very real worries about financial instability.

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Segment 4: Prepared and aware

These family-oriented folks are not panicking but they are taking things seriously.

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Segment 3: Under-affected realists

This group recognizes that there will be a global financial impact but are not as concerned about their own personal finances.

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Segment 2: Business as usual

This group reports very few changes to daily life and are less concerned about the pandemic than other consumer groups.

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Segment 1: Nonchalant

Thus far, this segment has been the least impacted — they are not working from home and are not likely to have children staying in the house.

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Segmentation uncovers the unique challenges that abound during COVID-19

Bellomy has created a unique COVID-19 consumer segmentation based on the attitudes and behaviors of 1,110 people nationwide. We identified seven distinct segments of Americans as they adjust to the novel coronavirus pandemic and its implications.

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