A Little Help Here Media Introduces AddressGenie Mover Insights + Intent

Sep 15, 2026


Custom mover research pairs audience insights with an optional path for respondents to become permission-based leads in a brand’s own CRM.


Boulder, Colorado Sep 15, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - A Little Help Here Media today announced AddressGenie Mover Insights + Intent, a custom market-research offering that gives brands two potential outcomes from one study: insight into movers' needs and permission-based leads from respondents who explicitly choose to connect.

Powered by AddressGenie's approximately 1.2 million-person first-party mover audience, the offering lets clients target mover cohorts, ask custom questions, learn about purchase intent and present a relevant branded offer or call to action. Each respondent can then choose whether to opt in to follow-up from the participating brand.

One study. Two outcomes.

The research helps brands understand what movers need, when they expect to purchase and what influences their decisions. Clients can explore topics such as home security, renters insurance, home services, pet needs, auto coverage or junk removal, with questions tailored to the study's objectives.

Alongside those findings, respondents who explicitly opt in can become leads in the client's own CRM or customer database. Contact details and agreed survey responses can be delivered with the respondent's permission, giving the client context for a relevant follow-up.

Participation in the research does not require opting in to brand contact. Completing a survey alone does not authorize sales outreach. Consent language, data fields and the delivery method are agreed before a study launches.

From questions to permission-based connections

The study follows a straightforward sequence: Target ' Ask ' Learn ' Discover Intent ' Offer ' Opt In ' Connect.

Clients define the mover cohort and research objectives, develop custom questions and can include a branded offer or call to action. Research remains the core of the experience; the optional connection gives interested respondents a way to take the next step.

The approximately 1.2 million-person audience represents the broader first-party mover audience, not a promised study sample or lead count. Study scope and response availability depend on the selected cohort and objectives.

Built for research and acquisition teams

Consumer insights and market-research teams can evaluate the research opportunity, with growth, customer-acquisition or partnership teams involved when a study includes the optional lead component.

For product details, visit AddressGenie Mover Insights + Intent. Brands can request a study conversation or download the media kit.

About A Little Help Here Media

A Little Help Here Media, LLC is a Boulder, Colorado-based marketing and partnerships company focused on the mover audience. Through AddressGenie, the company helps brands reach people navigating a move with relevant information, services and offers.

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