Washington Informer - October 4, 2012

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AfricAn-AmericAn consumers: still vitAl, still growing 2012 report the Black population is not a homogeneous group. a deeper understanding of the unique lifestyles, viewing habits and shopping patterns can help companies create better connectivity with Black consumers. Here we show how behavior and shopping patterns differ by generations.. AfriCAn-AMeriCAn generATionAl TV usAge

AfriCAn-AMeriCAn generATionAl Age Dispersion % of AA Population

Gen-Y

Baby Boomers

Live TV

5:12

7:53

DVR Playback

0:18

0:21

DVD Playback

0:13

0:12

Video Games

0:20

0:03

Total use of TV

6:03

8:29

Viewing Source

64 5– 4 –3

Greatest G ener atio n6 Genera 5+ tion X3 5–4 Bab 4 yB oo Gen me era tio n Y rs 4 18 Mi lle nn ia ls

17 0–

Daily in Hours:Minutes, May 2012

HoW BlACks spenT TiMe By generATion Generation Y

AnnuAl sHopping Trips ACross AfriCAn-AMeriCAn generATions

Baby Boomers

All AfricanAmerican Shoppers

MEDIA CONSUMPTION 91%

TV

163

96% 70% GAME 64% CONSOLE

RADIO

16% 7%

47% 60%

MOBILE

TABLET

OTHER DEVICE

43% 3% 4%

PRINT

EBOOK

Greatest Generation

185

32%

47% COMPUTER

Baby Boomers

38%

Generation Y

128

175

Generation X

150

14% 28% 1% 1%

source: Usa touchpoints study, 2012.1

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