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Hispanic Marketing: Addressing Acculturation

Published by: EPM Communications Inc

Published: Aug. 1, 2009 - 20 Pages


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Hispanic Marketing: Addressing Acculturation


Table of Contents


Executive Summary

Section I: Demographic Snapshot Of The Hispanic Market


Blacks, Asians, Hispanics To Become The Majority Of The U.S. Population in 2042

Exhibit: U.S. Population, By Race/Ethnicity, 2008 vs. 2050

Exhibit: Factors That Change The Population, Hispanic Vs. U.S. Overall, 2010-2050

Hispanic Women Are More Educated Than Hispanic Men

Exhibit: Hispanic Educational Attainment, Men Vs. Women

Emerging Majority Men And Women In America

Exhibit: Hispanic Americans, By Age And Gender

Emerging Majorities Account For A Quarter Of U.S. Buying Power

Top 10 Hispanic Markets Reveal The Diversity Of The Population

Exhibit: Demographics Of The Top 10 Hispanic Markets In The U.S.


Section II: Hispanic Identity & Levels of Acculturation


Defining Levels Of Acculturation

Exhibit: Demographics Of Hispanics, By Level Of Acculturation

Exhibit: Hispanic Americans, By Level Of Acculturation

Exhibit: Hispanic Acculturation Segments, By Country Of Origin

Defining Assimilation Versus Acculturation

Retro-Acculturation: Young Hispanics Reconnect To Their Familial Heritage

Immigrant Identity: Who Is Hispanic And Who Is American

Exhibit: Hispanics Who Have Ever Described Themselves As American, By Length Of Time In The U.S.


Section III: Language & Values


Hispanicsí English Ability Predictable Via Demographics

Exhibit: Foreign-Born Hispanics With Limited Ability To Speak English, By Place Of Birth

Exhibit: Hispanics Who Speak English Well, By Generation

Exhibit: Hispanic English Fluency, By Years In The U.S.

Hispanicsí Values Vary By Acculturation

Exhibit: Hispanic Attitudes Toward Their Childrenís Values, By Generation

Older Hispanics Embrace The Native Tongue And English As Essentials

Fast Facts About Acculturated Hispanic Baby Boomers

Exhibit: Boomersí Attitudes Toward Life, Bicultural And Acculturated Hispanics Vs. General Market

Hispanic Boomers Spend To Improve Their Homes

Exhibit: Baby Boomer Attitudes Toward Their Homes, Bicultural And Acculturated Hispanics Vs. General Market

Exhibit: Baby Boomer Plans To Remodel Kitchens And Baths, Bicultural And Acculturated Hispanics Vs. General Market

Acculturation Affects Hispanic Palates

Latino Health Habits Vary By Acculturation Level


Section IV: Media


Hispanic Boomers Lag In Tech Use, But Lead In Tech Spending

Exhibit: Baby Boomer Attitudes Toward Technology, Bicultural And Acculturated Hispanics Vs. General Market

Hispanicsí Language Preference In Media Varies By Content, Use, And Demographic Factors

Exhibit: Hispanics Who Prefer English-Language Media, By Age

Exhibit: Hispanics Who Prefer English-Language Media, By U.S. Region

Hispanics Have Access To Spanish-Language TV, But Nearly All Watch English-Language TV Weekly

Exhibit: Hispanic Weekly TV Viewing, Spanish-Language Vs. English-Language

Exhibit: Hispanicsí Weekly Viewing Of Spanish-Language and English-Language TV, By Level Of Assimilation

Hold The Line: English-Speaking Urban Latinos Lead Use And Spending For Telecom Services

Exhibit: Hispanic Spending On Telecommunication Services, By Language Preference

Exhibit: Ownership Of Handheld Devices With Internet And Video, Urban Residents Vs. English-Dominant Urban Hispanics


About EPM Communications, Inc.

Abstract

In addition to a brief demographic overview of the U.S. Hispanic population, this executive briefing:
  • Demonstrates how U.S. Hispanics’ levels of acculturation affect their traditional Hispanic values.
  • Illuminates the process by which Hispanics adopt (or avoid) American traditions.
  • Reveals the nuances that affect their cultural identity, language and media preferences.
  • Examines the conflict over assimilation vs. acculturation.
  • Uncovers the trend toward “retro-acculturation” among Hispanic youth born and raised in the U.S. who want to explore their roots and adopt the traditions of their family’s country of origin.
Hispanics can be anywhere along the scale of acculturation, regardless of when they arrived in the U.S.; whether they are young or old; no matter if they are of Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, Central American or other origin; and whether they are English-dominant, bilingual, or Spanish-dominant at home.

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