SOUTH AFRICA REPORTS

Consumer-based intelligence is an important element of any marketing strategy as it provides a cost-effective analysis of the "big picture" and is an essential reference guide.

We are compiling a library of pre-packaged market and consumer intelligence reports on South Africa. We are also able to create customised intelligence reports based on your specific requirements to provide actionable information on a specific: country, market or consumer segment.


HOW TO BUY A REPORT

1. Please complete the order form at the back of brochure & fax back to (086) 671-2165 or email to info@analytixbi.com
2. An invoice (or pro forma invoice) will be issued for payment.
3. The report will be emailed in PDF/PowerPoint format upon receipt of payment or when proof of payment has been provided. All prices exclude 14 % VAT

Please contact us if you have queries or would like more information.



REPORTS TO PURCHASE

South Africa Country Report : An Overview 
Compiled: September 2010
(84 pages)
R 7, 500

This report provides comprehensive and up-to-date information on South Africa and South Africans. It answers the question: What do I need to know about South Africa and who are South Africans? With information ranging from key macroeconomics, demographics, and high-level media consumption information, to South African history, geography and culture, this report contains virtually everything one needs to know about the South African market in one all-inclusive report.

 


South Africa Country Report : Media and  Marketing 
Compiled: September 2010
(92 pages)
R 7, 500

This report is designed to provide insight into the media consumption, interests and lifestyle of South Africans. It answers the question: Who am I marketing to and how do I communicate with them? The information contained in this report provides a comprehensive understanding of the consumption of media in South Africa including newspapers, magazines, radio, television, cinema, outdoor, Internet and mobile/cellphone, as well as insight into their interests such as sport and music. It examines figures at a total level as well as segmenting by LSM group. This is the perfect reference report for all marketers who want to understand the South African market.

 


South Africa Segment Report: LSM 5 (Mass Market)
Compiled: August 2010
(93 pages)
R 7, 500

This report examines the LSM 5 segment of the South African market. LSM (Living Standards Measure) has become the most widely used marketing research tool in Southern Africa. It is a measure of affluence and divides the population into 10 LSM groups, 10 (highest) to 1 (lowest). This report, on LSM 5, answers the questions: who are LSM 5 and how do I communicate with them? It provides a comprehensive profile of the entire LSM 5 segment, as well as a detailed segmentation according to gender and age (16-24, 25-34, 35-49, 50+). It examines in detail the demographics, lifestyle, media consumption and cellphone and Internet usage of LSM 5 making it the perfect reference report for anyone who wants to understand this segment of the market.

 


South Africa Segment Report: LSM 10 (Wealthy Segment)
Compiled: September 2010
(78 pages)
R 7, 500

This report examines the LSM 10 segment of the South African market. LSM (Living Standards Measure) has become the most widely used marketing research tool in Southern Africa. It is a measure of affluence and divides the population into 10 LSM groups, 10 (highest) to 1 (lowest). This report, on LSM 10, answers the questions: who are LSM 10 and how do I communicate with them? It provides a comprehensive profile of the entire LSM 10 segment, as well as a detailed segmentation according to gender and age (16-24, 25-34, 35-49, 50+). It examines in detail the demographics, lifestyle, media consumption and cellphone and Internet usage of LSM 10 making it the perfect reference report for anyone who wants to understand this segment of the market.

 


South Africa Segment Report: Youth Segment (15-19 Years)
Compiled: October 2011
(81 pages)
R 7, 500

This report examines the 15-19 year-old segment of the South African market. It answers the questions: who are 15-19 year-old South Africans and how do I communicate with them? It provides a comprehensive profile of the entire 15-19 year-old segment, as well as a detailed segmentation according to gender and affluence (LSM 1-4, 5-7 and 8-10). It examines in detail the demographics, lifestyle, media consumption and cellphone and Internet usage of 15-19 year-olds making it the perfect reference report for anyone who wants to understand this segment of the market.

 


South Africa Segment Report: Young Adult Segment (18-25 Years)
Compiled: October 2011
(81 pages)
R 7, 500

This report examines the 18-25 year-old young adult segment of the South African market. It answers the questions: who are 18-25 year-old South Africans and how do I communicate with them? It provides a comprehensive profile of the entire 18-25 year-old segment, as well as a detailed segmentation according to gender and affluence (LSM 1-4, 5-7 and 8-10). It examines in detail the demographics, lifestyle, media consumption and cellphone and Internet usage of 18-25 year-olds making it the perfect reference report for anyone who wants to understand this segment of the market.

 


South Africa Segment Report: Adult Segment (26-35 Years)
Compiled: October 2011
(84 pages)
R 7, 500

This report examines the 26-35 year-old adult segment of the South African market. It answers the questions: who are 26-35 year-old South Africans and how do I communicate with them? It provides a comprehensive profile of the entire 26-35 year-old segment, as well as a detailed segmentation according to gender and affluence (LSM 1-4, 5-7 and 8-10). It examines in detail the demographics, lifestyle, media consumption and cellphone and Internet usage of 26-35 year-olds making it the perfect reference report for anyone who wants to understand this segment of the market.

 


South Africa Segment Report: Adult Segment (36-45 Years)
Compiled: October 2011
(83 pages)
R 7, 500

This report examines the 36-45 year-old adult segment of the South African market. It answers the questions: who are 36-45 year-old South Africans and how do I communicate with them? It provides a comprehensive profile of the entire 36-45 year-old segment, as well as a detailed segmentation according to gender and affluence (LSM 1-4, 5-7 and 8-10). It examines in detail the demographics, lifestyle, media consumption and cellphone and Internet usage of 36-45 year-olds making it the perfect reference report for anyone who wants to understand this segment of the market.

 


South Africa Segment Report: Mature Couples
Compiled: September 2010
(95 pages)
R 7, 500

This report highlights the Mature Couples segment of South Africa. The report breaks down a geo-demographic profile of who this lifestage segment is. It provides a comprehensive profile of the entire Mature Couples segment, as well as a detailed segmentation according to gender and affluence (LSM 1-4, 5-7 and 8-10). It examines in detail the demographics, lifestyle, media consumption and cellphone and Internet usage making it the perfect reference report for anyone who wants to understand this segment of the market.

 


South Africa Segment Report: Single Parent Families
Compiled: August 2010
(72 pages)
R 7, 500

This report highlights the Single Parent Families segment of South Africa. The report breaks down a geo-demographic profile of who this lifestage segment is. It provides a comprehensive profile of the entire Single Parent Families segment, as well as a detailed segmentation according to gender and affluence (LSM 1-4, 5-7 and 8-10). It examines in detail the demographics, lifestyle, media consumption and cellphone and Internet usage making it the perfect reference report for anyone who wants to understand this segment of the market.

 


South Africa Country Report: Psychographics
Compiled: September 2011
(134 pages)
R 7, 500

This psychographics report provides insight into the personality, values, attitudes, opinions, interests and lifestyles of South Africans. It answers the question: Who are South Africans and what do they think, feel, like and dislike? This report examines the psychographics of South Africans at a total level, as well as by gender and LSM group. With information ranging from how they feel about South Africa , health ,education, crime, social welfare and the environment to technology, advertising, brands, fashion and shopping this report provides a comprehensive psychographic profile of consumers in South Africa that will assist marketers and advertisers in segmenting their consumer markets.