Generations
US Population by Age & Gender
Gen Z (note: e-Strategy refers to them as Gen V; V for Virtual) is an up-and-coming target audience, but marketers continue to focus a lot of energy on Millennials.
Read MoreFamily Life By Generation
Today’s family units are very different to those of previous years. Only 3 in 10 Millennials now live with a spouse and a child, compared to 40% of Gen-Xers and 46% of Boomers when they were the same age, finds a report from Pew Research Center using data from the US Census Bureau’s Current Population Survey.…
Read MoreConsumer Willingness To Shop In-Store By Generation
Eighty-two percent of Baby Boomers worldwide said they are still willing to shop for food and beverages in-store despite the pandemic, according to July 2020 data from Braze.
Read MoreFor-Fee Podcast Listeners
Of the 50% of US adults who listen to podcasts, around 1 in 6 (17%) have paid to listen to one, while a majority are open to a mix of free and paid podcast models.
Read MoreSmart Speaker Users By Generation
Voice technology ought to have appeal for older Boomers, whose ability to read a small screen and manipulate a tiny virtual keyboard may be declining.
Read MorePreference For Mobile Shopping By Age
According to App Annie, shopping apps reached 14.4 million downloads in the US between March 29 and April 4, a 20% increase from January.
Read MorePost-Pandemic Digital Spending By Generation
In May 2020 data from CouponFollow, nearly half of US Boomer internet users said they increased their digital spending since the coronavirus pandemic.
Read MoreFactors That Affect Trust In Brands
As the wealth gap between affluent Americans and the rest widens, one-third (33%) of American consumers say trusting a brand is important because they are struggling financially and cannot afford to waste any money on a bad purchase.
Read MoreRelevant Advertising Factors
81% consumers agree that they want to see ads that are relevant to them, but just 54% claim to see such relevant ads, per a report from DISQO.
Read MoreCoronavirus Social Bubbles
Nearly half of Americans say they’ve established social ‘bubbles’ of people they can trust to follow the rules for minimizing the risk of spreading the coronavirus.
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