MULTICULTURAL MILLENNIALS –A MAJORITY IN THE 10 MOST INFLUENTIAL ‘TOTAL MARKET’ STATES
In 2013, a majority (52%) of Millennials in the Top 10 Total Market (TM) states were of Multicultural background compared to 1 in 3 of Millennials in the remaining 40 states. These 10 states fueled 59% of the U.S. Millennial growth since 2010 and represented 53% of all U.S. Millennials. Multicultural Millennials generated the vast majority (77%) of the Millennial growth between 2010 and 2013 in these top 10 TM states, growing 2.4 times faster than White Non-Hispanic Millennials.

This report compares immigrant and nonimmigrant youth along 40 indicators of wellbeing, making comparisons by generation and by race and ethnicity. Immigrant youth are born abroad or born in the United States of foreign-born parents.
SSG’s new decision-guiding, data-rich tool has identified an unexpected factor which contributes to brand growth: Higher brand growth rate is associated with the choices of higher wellness-minded consumers. The more health-minded consumers perceive your brand to be, the higher the growth rate your brand tends to attain.
This week: photographer Gio Alma.
Alma’s Isaac Mizrahi considers focusing on purchase-ready target to increase marketing efficiencies
According to a similar KPMG survey, when asked where their companies are in the business transformation process, approximately 33 percent of consumer goods executives surveyed stated that they have started the implementation of a transformation initiative, 18 percent stated that they have completed at least one major transformation initiative, another 18 percent stated that they have completed several major transformation initiatives and 22 percent stated that they are planning a transformation initiative.
Ads for personal care products—from teeth whiteners to shampoos to weight-loss supplements—achieved the highest recall scores among adult readers of Spanish-language publications in the US, according to recent data from GfK MRI Starch en Español.
























