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  Below are the main selection criteria for our Consumer List Formation Service. If you would like further clarification or information on any on the categories please contact an adviser on 01673 859100 or email us at data@admar.co.uk  
       
  NATIONAL CANVASSE VARIABLES  
         
 
  PERSON LEVEL VARIABLES
   
  Gender
  Male
  Female
  Unknown
  Head Of Household
  Not Head of Household
  Head of Household
  Employment Status
  Employed full time / other
  Student / unemployed
  Part time / housewife
  Retired
  Person Age
  Aged 18-24
  Aged 25-34
  Aged 35-44
  Aged 45-54
  Aged 55-64
  Aged 64+
  Unknown
  Marital Status
  Single
  Married
  Unknown
  Household Directorship
  Not Director
  Director of Small Company (<50 Employees)
  Director of Large Company (>50 Employees)
  Person Directorship
  Not Director
  Director of Small Company (<50 Employees)
  Director of Large Company (>50 Employees)
  Number of Directorships
  1
  2
  3
  4
  5
  6
  7
  8
  9
  0

Director?

HOUSEHOLD LEVEL VARIABLLES
   
  Lifestage
  Very Young Family
  Very Young Single
  Very Young Homesharers
  Young Family
  Young Single
  Young Homesharers
  Mature Family
  Mature Single
  Mature Homesharers
  Older Family
  Older Single
  Older Homesharers
  Elderly Family
  Elderly Single
  Elderly Homesharers
  Unknown
  Property Value Band
  A - Under £10,000
  B - £10,000 to £20,000
  C - £20,001 to £30,000
  D - £30,001 to £40,000
  E - £40,001 to £50,000
  F - £50,001 to £60,000
  G - £60,001 to £70,000
  H - £70,001 to £80,000
  I - £80,001 to £90,000
  J - £90,001 to £100,000
  K - £100,001 to £120,000
  L - £120,001 to £150,000
  M - £150,001 to £200,000
  N - £200,001 to £300,000
  O - £300,001 to £400,000
  P - £400,001 to £500,000
  Q - £500,001 to £600,000
  R - £600,001 to £800,000
  S - £800,001 to £1,000,000
  T - £1,000,001 to £1,250,000
  U - £1,250,001 to £1,500,000
  V - £1,500,001 to £1,750,000
  W - £1,750,001 to £2,000,000
  X - Greater than £2,000,000
  Council Tax Band
  Council Tax Band A
  Council Tax Band B
  Council Tax Band C
  Council Tax Band D
  Council Tax Band E
  Council Tax Band F
  Council Tax Band G
  Council Tax Band H
  Length of Residency
  Less than 1 year
  1 - 5 years
  5 - 10 years
  10 - 15 years
  15 - 20 years
  20 - 25 years
  25 - 30 years
  30 - 35 years
  35 - 40 years
  40 - 45 years
  45 - 50 years
  50 - 55 years
  55 - 60 years
  60 - 65 years
  65 - 70 years
  70 - 75 years
  75 - 80 years
  80 - 85 years
  85 - 90 years
  90 - 95 years
  95 - 100 years
  100 years plus
  default
  Household Composition
  Families
  Extended Families
  Extended Households
  Pseudo Family
  Single Male
  Single Female
  Male Homesharers
  Female Homesharers
  Mixed Homesharers
  Abbreviated Male Families
  Abbreviated Female Families
  Multi Occupancy
  Unclassified
  Income
  Unknown
  £0 TO £4999
  £5000 to £9999
  £10000 to £14999
  £15000 to £19999
  £20000 to £24999
  £25000 to £29999
  £30000 to £39999
  £40000 to £49999
  £50000 to £59999
  £60000 plus
  Unknown
  Households with Children
  Have no children
  Have children
  Tenure
  Owner occupied
  Privately rented
  Council / housing association
  Residency Type
  Detached
  Semi-detached
  Bungalow
  Terraced
  Flat
 
         
SOCIO-ECONOMIC VARIABLES- MOSAIC UK
download full demographics on Mosaic File (184 page PDF)   
       
Mosaic UK classifies all UK consumers into 61 distinct lifestyle types and 11 groups which comprehensively describe their socio-economic and socio-cultural behaviour.

Over the last 20 years, with Mosaic UK as our flagship product we have built over 40 segmentation solutions worldwide. This gives us a unique insight into the best sources of data and methodologies to build truly innovative segmentation.
   
       
Group
Type
1
[A] Symbols of Success
1
A01 Global Connections
2
A02 Cultural Leadership
3
A03 Corporate Chieftains
 
4
A04 Golden Empty Nesters
 
5
A05 Provincial Privilege
 
6
A06 High Technologists
 
7
A07 Semi-Rural Seclusion
2
[B] Happy Families
8
B08 Just Moving In
 
9
B09 Fledgling Nurseries
 
10
B10 Upscale New Owners
 
11
B11 Families Making Good
 
12
B12 Middle Rung Families
 
13
B13 Burdened Optimists
 
14
B14 In Military Quarters
3
[C] Suburban Comfort
15
C15 Close to Retirement
 
16
C16 Conservative Values
 
17
C17 Small Time Business
 
18
C18 Sprawling Subtopia
 
19
C19 Original Suburbs
 
20
C20 Asian Enterprise
4
[D] Ties of Community
21
D21 Respectable Rows
 
22
D22 Affluent Blue Collar
 
23
D23 Industrial Grit
 
24
D24 Coronation Street
 
25
D25 Town Centre Refuge
 
26
D26 South Asian Industry
 
27
D27 Settled Minorities
5
[E] Urban Intelligence
28
E28 Counter Cultural Mix
 
29
E29 City Adventurers
 
30
E30 New Urban Colonists
 
31
E31 Caring Professionals
 
32
E32 Dinky Developments
 
33
E33 Town Gown Transition
 
34
E34 University Challenge
6
[F] Welfare Borderline
35
F35 Bedsit Beneficiaries
 
36
F36 Metro Multiculture
 
37
F37 Upper Floor Families
 
38
F38 Tower Block Living
 
39
F39 Dignified Dependency
 
40
F40 Sharing a Staircase
7
[G] Municipal Dependency
41
G41 Families on Benefits
 
42
G42 Low Horizons
 
43
G43 Ex-Industrial Legacy
8
[H] Blue Collar Enterprise
44
H44 Rustbelt Resilience
 
45
H45 Older Right to Buy
 
46
H46 White Van Culture
 
47
H47 New Town Materialism
9
[I] Twilight Subsistence
48
I48 Old People in Flats
 
49
I49 Low Income Elderly
 
50
I50 Cared For Pensioners
10
[J] Grey Perspectives
51
J51 Sepia Memories
 
52
J52 Childfree Serenity
 
53
J53 High Spending Elders
 
54
J54 Bungalow Retirement
 
55
J55 Small Town Seniors
 
56
J56 Tourist Attendants
11
[K] Rural Isolation
57
K57 Summer Playgrounds
 
58
K58 Greenbelt Guardians
 
59
K59 Parochial Villagers
 
60
K60 Pastoral Symphony
 
61
K61 Upland Hill Farmers
       
 

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