In this session we will take a close look at the make up of the Hispanic household in America, how it differs from the general market and how it has changed over time. We will seek to understand how key variables that are commonly used to measure acculturation, language use, time in country, birthplace, etc. actually impact purchasing behavior.
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
12:00 PM ET
Price: Free
When marketers create campaigns targeted to a particular group of consumers, it is essential to understand the reference group(s) one uses for their consumer purchases. In the case of the Hispanic market, ascertaining the reference group used for various products can be difficult for “U.S. Hispanics who maintain cultural ties, but also live within the context of the U.S. mainstream culture”.
When making a purchasing decision, a person’s cultural identity decides the outcome of the choice. A person can have multiple cultural identities, depending on the connections they have with people. Cultural identity is attained through reference groups and individuals whom they relate with, having certain traits in common.
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