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2026 Business Planning Priorities for Cross-Functional Product Teams

Home improvement products manufacturers and suppliers need to be looking at emerging market dynamics to tee up for a strong 2026. To keep products moving, companies will have to fight for market share again and present a strong value proposition to customers.

5 Ways to Increase Your Product’s Market Penetration Rate in the Building Material Market

To improve your product’s market penetration rate, you have to be intentional about positioning yourself more competitively in a market you occupy. This starts by genuinely understanding your customer. Then you can identify and implement strategies to increase saturation by solving for the customer and presenting value that competitors are missing.Here are a few ideas for strengthening your market penetration strategy:

5 Real Examples Proving How Sample Quality Is The Difference Between Right and Wrong Corporate Strategy

Here are five examples from real market research studies commissioned by building products manufacturers and retailers where, had our analysts at The Farnsworth Group not used advanced data cleansing techniques to preserve data accuracy, the results and recommendations of the study would have suggested the wrong corporate business strategies, costing millions of dollars.

Building Products Marketing: How to Increase Sales Among Builders, Remodelers, and GCs in 2025-2028

Our market research team at The Farnsworth Group surveyed Builders, Remodelers & General Contractors across the United States to compare continuity to shifts in how Pros research, find, select, and purchase building materials and home improvement products. Review the latest findings:

Home Improvement Product Purchasing Trends Among Light, Moderate, and Heavy DIYers

When looking at DIY homeowners and how to connect with them as a building products brand, it can be helpful to categorize these customers into three distinct segments - Light, Moderate, and Heavy DIYers. Take a look at these distinctions in how each segment behaves: