Employment and Connected Locks: Working the Sale
A recent study reveals that, perhaps unsurprisingly, purchasers of connected locks are most likely to be employed full-time or retired — but has COVID skewed these numbers?
A recent study reveals that, perhaps unsurprisingly, purchasers of connected locks are most likely to be employed full-time or retired — but has COVID skewed these numbers?
A new study breaks down the purchase of smart locks by gender, but should integrators adjust their selling strategy based on the numbers?
Nearly half of smart door lock owners purchased a smart door lock as their first smart home device — a fairly sizable margin over other popular devices.
Kwikset continues its affiliation with the nonprofit organization to provide smart locks and door hardware to wounded U.S. war veterans.
The more a dealer knows about their customer’s buying habits and patterns, the better prepared they can be to ask the right questions.
Alfred says it will bundle its smart locks with Ezlo controllers to deliver a full smart security solution to its builders and customers right out of the box.
A recent study commissioned by Kwikset reveals smart lock purchasing habits and patterns based on the size of households. Here’s how to utilize that information.
The integration will allow users to set their Philips Hue lights to automatically turn on when a door is unlocked, set automated schedules and more.
A new survey revealing the the percentage of connected electronic locks purchased by marital status may seem esoteric at first, but it can help a dealer when it comes time to sell.
A survey by ADT reveals 21% of people are willing to share their keyless code, in addition to what they are likely to choose as their code and more.
This session will help integrators better understand the needs and market demands of their retail customers.
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