Purchase Report
May 2017
Cannabis Consumers Coalition: 2017 Report on Cannabis Consumer Demographics and Consumption Habits
The Cannabis Consumers Coalition has published our inaugural Cannabis Consumer Demographics and Behavioral Report. The report provides a look into Cannabis consumer behavior, such as frequency of use, preferred consumption methods and monthly cannabis spend. Demographic data shows that there more female Cannabis consumers and that the majority of consumers are professional adults. We also included a section on edibles with to better help manufacturers and lawmakers better understand consumer needs.
With the assistance of the following organizations, we reached out to 537 Cannabis consumers from all over the United States to obtain data directly from the source to better assist lawmakers and businesses to make accurate decisions to provide the highest quality of service. We teamed up with the following organizations who helped us gather data by generously sending our survey through their networks:
Salar Media Group
BioTrackTHC
The GROW Division
MERRY JANE
The Daily Leaf
Magnetic Magazine
Marijuanomics
Indispensable for businesses, market analysts and lawmakers as they make important decisions in 2017, this report gathers data directly from consumers. The best planning comes from being informed, and there are new revelations with this report, including that when combined, the majority of consumers prefer edibles in microdoses. We also discovered that there are many more women cannabis consumers than previously believed, in fact the majority of respondents were women, making them a critical decision makers in cannabis related purchases.
Possessing 15 charts, the 2017 Cannabis Consumers Coalition’s Demographics and Consumption Habits report paints a story of who cannabis consumers are and their cannabis related behavior like never before. Point-of-sale systems are limited in the amount of granular data they track on cannabis consumer habits. This report helps analysts and marketers create content and advertising that will appeal to their audience, and helps lawmakers develop laws that are based on actual cannabis consumer behavior.
Only $49.95, this report provides priceless information to help you market your service or product to the correct audiences to maximize ROI. Informed decision making is critical in the fast growing cannabis industry.
Email info@cannabisconsumer.org for a copy today!
January 19, 2016
Medical Cannabis Policy in Maryland: Proposed Number of Cannabis Grow Licenses in Maryland will Not Meet Demand
Report prepared for the new medical cannabis program in Maryland recommending the state to issue 10 more cultivation licenses at the same time to meet consumer demand. We expect many patients to register with the the state at the roll-out of the program and want to ensure that patients do not go to the black market when there is a safe and regulated market from which to procure medical grade cannabis. Click here to read the report.
To have a report emailed to you in a Word or PDF file, please send your request to info@cannabisconsumer.org.
Cannabis Consumers Coalition: 2017 Report on Cannabis Consumer Demographics and Consumption Habits
The Cannabis Consumers Coalition has published our inaugural Cannabis Consumer Demographics and Behavioral Report. The report provides a look into Cannabis consumer behavior, such as frequency of use, preferred consumption methods and monthly cannabis spend. Demographic data shows that there more female Cannabis consumers and that the majority of consumers are professional adults. We also included a section on edibles with to better help manufacturers and lawmakers better understand consumer needs.
With the assistance of the following organizations, we reached out to 537 Cannabis consumers from all over the United States to obtain data directly from the source to better assist lawmakers and businesses to make accurate decisions to provide the highest quality of service. We teamed up with the following organizations who helped us gather data by generously sending our survey through their networks:
Salar Media Group
BioTrackTHC
The GROW Division
MERRY JANE
The Daily Leaf
Magnetic Magazine
Marijuanomics
Indispensable for businesses, market analysts and lawmakers as they make important decisions in 2017, this report gathers data directly from consumers. The best planning comes from being informed, and there are new revelations with this report, including that when combined, the majority of consumers prefer edibles in microdoses. We also discovered that there are many more women cannabis consumers than previously believed, in fact the majority of respondents were women, making them a critical decision makers in cannabis related purchases.
Possessing 15 charts, the 2017 Cannabis Consumers Coalition’s Demographics and Consumption Habits report paints a story of who cannabis consumers are and their cannabis related behavior like never before. Point-of-sale systems are limited in the amount of granular data they track on cannabis consumer habits. This report helps analysts and marketers create content and advertising that will appeal to their audience, and helps lawmakers develop laws that are based on actual cannabis consumer behavior.
Only $49.95, this report provides priceless information to help you market your service or product to the correct audiences to maximize ROI. Informed decision making is critical in the fast growing cannabis industry.
Email info@cannabisconsumer.org for a copy today!
January 19, 2016
Medical Cannabis Policy in Maryland: Proposed Number of Cannabis Grow Licenses in Maryland will Not Meet Demand
Report prepared for the new medical cannabis program in Maryland recommending the state to issue 10 more cultivation licenses at the same time to meet consumer demand. We expect many patients to register with the the state at the roll-out of the program and want to ensure that patients do not go to the black market when there is a safe and regulated market from which to procure medical grade cannabis. Click here to read the report.
To have a report emailed to you in a Word or PDF file, please send your request to info@cannabisconsumer.org.