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PROFILE BROCHURE P: +61 2 9266 4022 W: Teginsights.Com E: Info@Teginsights.Com Copyright © 2018 All Rights Reserved Media/Publishing PERSONAL DETAILS Property & Real Estate Age EDUCATION AND Police force Marital status Politics Home Postcode PROFESSION Retail Work postcode What level of education have you Sales State completed? Science Primary School Security &Protective Services Customer lives in a High School Gender Capital city/metropolitan area Diploma or Certificate from TAFE or Sports & Recreation Regional town/city private college Supply Chain & Logistics Rural or remote area University (Bachelor) Degree Telecommunication Masters Degree Volunteer, Charity & Social How many people live in your Doctorate Degree (PHD) Other industry household, including yourself? None of these industries What type of housing do you live in? Main salary-earner in the household House Apartment/unit/flat What is your employment status? MONEY & FINANCE Townhouse Employment full-time (>36 hrs) Other Housing Employment part-time What is your personal yearly income? Self-employed Household Type: Student What is your yearly household Family Household Not currently working income? Lone Person Household <$20,000 Group household What is your occupation? $20,001 - $30,000 Do you have children under 18 who live Senior Executive (C-Level, MD etc) $30,001 - $40,000 in your household? Administrator or Manager $40,001 - $50,000 Professional $50,001 - $60,000 Which of the following hobbies and Clerical, Sales & Service $60,001 - $70,000 activities are you interested in? Production & Transport & Automotive $70,001 - $80,000 Boating Tradesperson $80,001 - $90,000 Computer games Self-employed (my own business) $90,001-$100,000 cooking Student $100,001 to $130,000 Dining out/fine dining Homemaker $130,001 to $$150,000 Education/short courses Unemployed >$150,000 Extreme sports Retired Gambling What method(s) do you use to pay Gardening How many full-time staff, including your bills? Golf yourself, are employed in the Cheque (by mail) Gym/personal fitness company in which you work? telephone (credit card/BPay) Internet (social networking, searching, <10 Online /internet shopping online etc) 11 -19 Australia Post shop Live theatre/shows 20-49 Direct debit (automatic payment) Personal fitness 50-99 Australia Post Billpay (phones/internet) Photography 100-199 Renovations/DIY 200-499 Which if any, of the following financial Sports (participating) 500-999 services do you currently have? 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Arts &Entertainment Suncorp Dog Automotive Metway Cat Aviation Commonwealth bank Bird Banking, Money & Finance Westpac Fish Construction, Architecture & Interiors National Australia Bank (NAB) Other Defence & Emergency Adelaide Bank No pets Education & Childcare Bank of Melbourne Fashion/Beauty Bank of Queensland Do you own a swimming pool? Government Bank of South Australia Hospitality, travel & Tourism HSBC Register to be invited to participate in Health, medical & Pharmaceuticals ING direct a Focus Group and/or a Telephone HR, Recruitment & Training Macquarie Bank Interview IT & Technology Other Bank Insurance Other credit union/building society Register to receive SMS offers Journalism Legal Of those financial institutions, which Manufacturing & Industrial do you consider to be your main Mining & Resources financial institution? Marketing Market research How many credit cards and/or store cards do you have? PROFILE BROCHURE P: +61 2 9266 4022 W: TEGInsights.com E: [email protected] Copyright © 2018 All Rights Reserved Does the member own any of the What is the credit limit of all your following motor vehicles: credit cards and store cards? Car <$3000 Ute/Pickup/Van $3000-$5000 Motorcycle $5,000-$10,000 Truck $10,000+ None of these Unlimited No credit/store cards How many vehicles do you have in Which, if any, of the following your household? insurance policies do you hold? Home building insurance What brand(s) of motor vehicle(s) do TECHNOLOGY & Home contents insurance you own? COMMUNICATION Motor insurance Alfa Romeo Life insurance Audi Do you own a mobile phone, if yes Health insurance BMW what brand of mobile phone? Boat insurance Citroen Nokia Caravan and other trailer insurance Daihatsu Motorola Fiat Sony Ericsson When does your Motor/Home Building/ Ford HTC Home Contents/ Life/ Boat/ Caravan Honda Apple iPhone and trailer insurance expire? Hyundai Samsung Jaguar Siemens What is your current home ownership Jeep LG status? Kia Blackberry Renting Landrover Palm Own my home Lexus Panasonic Paying off Mortgage Mazda 02 XDA Living with parents/paying board Other Mercedes i - Mate When did you purchase your home? Benz Sharp MG NEC What types of credit cards do you Mini Other have? Mitsubishi AMEX Nissan Do you have internet home, if yes Diners club Peugeot what type of internet connection do VISA Porsche you have? Mastercard Proton Dial up Renault Broadband SHOPPING BEHAVIOUR Rolls Royce ADSL Saab Wireless Subaru Which of the following department Suzuki store(s) do you regularly shop at? Which internet service provider do Toyota you use for your internet connection? Myer Volkswagen David Jones AAPT Volvo Bigpond (Telstra) Target Other brand Kmart Dodo iBurst Big W What type(s) of motor vehicle(s) do iinet you own? iPrimus Which of the following best describes Small car Optus customer's role in the purchase of Mid-size Car Soul groceries in his household: Large Car TPG I am the main grocery buyer in Sports Car my household unwired Luxury Car Virgin I share the grocery buying with other Recreational 4 Wheel Drive household members Other provider Luxury 4 Wheel Drive I share the grocery buying with other Other household members Do you have a fixed phone line at home; if yes which company is your Does customer ever purchase his fixed phone line service provider? What was the value of the vehicle Telstra household groceries online: Y/N when purchased? Optus Under $10,000 Virgin Which supermarket do you mainly $10,000 to $19,999 AAPT shop for your household groceries? $20,000 to $29,999 Aldi iPrimus $30,000 to $49,999 Other service provider Bi-Lo $50,000 to 69,999 Coles $70,000 to $99,999 Do you own a computer, if yes what Farmer Jacks (WA only) $1000,000 to $125,000 Farmland type of computer do you own? >$125,000 Laptop Food for Less (NSW only) Foodland Desktop What was the condition of the motor Foodworks Both laptop and Desktop vehicle (you use most often) when you Franklins bought it? IGA/Supa IGA/Dewsons How often do you purchase any goods New or services online? Ritchies (VIC only) Used Safeway Weekly or more often Demonstration vehicle Fortnightly Woolworths other Other supermarket Monthly Every 2-3 months Purchases groceries using supermarket’s What year did you purchase the car Every 4-6 months you use most often? Less often How may vehicles so you have in your Never household? Do you own any of the following technological devices? PROFILE BROCHURE P: +61 2 9266 4022 W: TEGInsights.com E: [email protected] Copyright © 2018 All Rights Reserved Games console (e.g. Xbox, Nintendo, Wii HCF etc) Manchester Unity Which energy drinks do you like? PDA Plasma/LCD TV MBF – missing on website Red Bull Video camera/Camcorder Medibank Private V Digital camera Mutual Community Blue Ox DVD recorder NIB Naughty Boy Ipod NRMA Mother MP3 player SGIO Do not drink energy drinks None of these devices Other private Health care company No private Health insurance Which sports drinks do you like? When does your health insurance Gatorade policy expire? Powerade Do you have pay TV at home, if yes Staminade which company is your provider? Other sports drinks Foxtel What type of cigarettes do you smoke? Do not drink sports drinks Austar Tailor made What social online networks are you a Roll your own How many bottles of wine are member of? Both consumed in your household in an Facebook average month? My Space What brand(s) of cigarettes do you None Bebo smoke? 1-3 LinkedIn 4-6 Flickr What brand(s) of cigarette papers do 7-10 Orkut you use? More than 10 Other network none How much would you typically spend TRAVEL on a bottle of wine that you (or other Which of the following technological household members) would or household devices have you Are you a member of any of the consume? purchased/upgraded in the past 12 following frequent flyer programmes? Less than $10 months? Qantas $10-$19 Refrigerator Virgin Blue (Velocity) $20-$29 Washing Machine Air New Zealand $30-$39 Blu Ray player Other $40 and above Plasma TV LCD TV Have you undertaken any air travel Smartphone (e.g. iPhone, Blackberry) trips over the past twelve months? Are you interested in being contacted with exclusive, HEALTH & WELL BEING What was the purpose of your air discounted direct wine offers? travel? Leisure within Australia Do you smoke? 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