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The Generations on the Move - New Movers - mailing list allows marketers to reach consumers who have recently moved into new homes, apartments, condos, and more. This large consumer audience is comprised of both men and women from all income levels in age groups varying from late teens to seniors. They are young families, retirees, and first time renters or home buyers who need products and services for their new residence ranging from landscaping services to new appliances.
This list is comprised of individuals who are both homeowners and tenants and have moved for a variety of reasons including job relocation, moving closer to family, upsizing to accommodate a growing family, and downsizing for retirement. They search for housing in the city that is close to amenities such as shopping and entertainment. They search for housing in the city that is close to amenities such as shopping and entertainment. They move into homes in the suburbs to enjoy quiet neighborhoods, large yards, good schools and sense of community. They also choose to move to rural areas where they can enjoy country living. Many have children or pets in the household. Senior citizens look for homes in modest or upscale retirement communities to enjoy their golden years.
This mailing list comes from multiple sources using proprietary change of address data from: utility companies, country courthouse public records, new home sale deeds, new magazine subscriptions, telephone service providers, and more. New movers purchase products including: furniture, washers, dryers, refrigerators, microwaves, home improvement supplies, water heaters, landscaping materials, fencing, greenery, swimming pools, outdoor and indoor lighting, home decor, storage items, tools, draperies, rugs, and food. They also need services for internet, television, utilities, and cable services.
Consumers in the New Movers mailing list are open to marketing offers from banking , local restaurants, auto dealerships, internet providers, grocery stores, swimming pool manufacturers, local retail stores, appliance manufacturers, home furnishing and decor providers, home improvement providers, utilities, home insurance providers, credit card issuers, landscapers, and cell phone or data service providers. |
