Eco-Conscious Consumers: Audience Insights Report

Dive into the world of eco-conscious consumers with our Eco-Conscious Consumers Audience Insights Report. Delve into the identities, values, and consumer habits of those prioritizing sustainability today. This essential report outlines this audience's demographic nuances, from age to geographic concentration, alongside their economic standings, educational backgrounds, and household dynamics.

/// What You'll Learn

Get insights on the profiles, lifestyles, and consumption habits defining modern eco-conscious consumers. Gain actionable intelligence on connecting with these environmentally-minded individuals seeking to make a positive impact through their personal and purchasing decisions.

This report includes:

• Demographic Overview: Primarily White females with an average age of 46, split between Baby Boomers, Millennials and Gen X. Highest concentrations in coastal cities like New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco.
• Wealth & Lifestyle: College-educated working professionals with median incomes slightly below U.S. averages but higher likelihood of significant net worth over $250K. Active, curious and health-conscious with interests in the arts, outdoors and sustainable purchasing.
• Education & Employment: Highly educated with 44% having a college degree or higher. Predominantly employed in education and healthcare, but 20% more likely to be retired compared to general population.
• Relationship & Household Dynamics: Majority are married and living with spouse or partner. Most have adult children no longer living at home.
• Values & Social Engagement: Deeply value protecting the environment, demonstrating tolerance and acceptance of others, actively promoting equality, and encouraging creativity. Use social media cautiously but engage on issues.
• Media & Technology: Exhibit higher than average media consumption, especially on internet, TV, podcasts, and print. Prioritize eco-friendly technology and value tech products that are safe, simple, and high-quality.
• Shopping & Brand Preferences: Make purchasing decisions based heavily on environmental impact. Shop at retailers like Trader Joe's and Whole Foods, wear sustainable apparel brands, drive fuel-efficient vehicles, and frequent eco-friendly restaurants and hotels.
• And more...