Hispanic media usage in the US
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- 1. Hispanic Consumer Impact Jerry Rocha VP, Digital Media Jerry.rocha@nielsen.com @jerryrocha Copyright © 2011 The Nielsen Company. Confidential and proprietary.
- 2. Who will grow your business? Fastest Growing Segment in outside of BRIC Projected Growth of Hispanic Buying Power (Disposable Income, in Billions) $1 Trillion $1.5 Trillion +50% 2010 2015 Source: Selig Center for Economic Growth, University of Georgia 2 Copyright © 2011 The Nielsen Company. Confidential and proprietary. NAA 11th Annual Wall Street Summit
- 3. Facts about Hispanic population 26% 19 of kids of the Top 100 surnames under 5 27 in the U.S. 16% are Hispanic years old is are Hispanic of the the median age U.S. population of the Hispanic population. 50 million Total U.S. population: 37 years old 66% of Mexican Decent 48% Puerto Rican 9% of Hispanics Central Am 8% live in California or Texas 3 Copyright © 2011 The Nielsen Company. Confidential and proprietary. Source: U.S. Census Bureau NAA 11th Annual Wall Street Summit
- 4. Hispanics are heavy movie goers 85% go to the movies (vs. 72%) and watch 10 movies per year (vs.7) 26 % of heavy 23% of total moviegoers tickets sold Source: NRG Moviegoing Benchmark 2010 Study 4 Copyright © 2011 The Nielsen Company. Confidential and proprietary. NAA 11th Annual Wall Street Summit
- 5. Hispanic Industry Beliefs and Myths Hispanics are too complex • Across nationalities, Hispanics share cultural similarities that influence shopping behavior and media habits • Just as in general population targeting, focus should be on highly influential factors such as household age and size • The key is to understand one’s particular Hispanic consumers, and target their habits and behavior without fixating on labels and over-segmentations 5 Copyright © 2011 The Nielsen Company. Confidential and proprietary. NAA 11th Annual Wall Street Summit
- 6. Hispanic Industry Beliefs and Myths Hispanics have low Income disposable & buying power • U.S. Hispanics would rank as the 12th largest economy in the world, with over $1 trillion in purchasing power • While Hispanics make fewer shopping trips compared to the general population, they spend the most per trip and annually • In 2015, Hispanic purchasing power will grow to larger than all but 8 economies in the world 6 Copyright © 2011 The Nielsen Company. Confidential and proprietary. NAA 11th Annual Wall Street Summit
- 7. Hispanic Industry Beliefs and Myths Hispanics are late adopters of technology • 62% have access to the Internet at home • Are more likely to have a Smartphone than the general market (45% vs. 35%) • Spend $107 per month on their cell phones (vs. $96 for Whites) • They stream 6+ hours of video vs. only 3:50 for Whites 7 Copyright © 2011 The Nielsen Company. Confidential and proprietary. NAA 11th Annual Wall Street Summit
- 8. The new face of America 50 MILLION Or 1 in 6 are Hispanics… 8 Copyright © 2011 The Nielsen Company. Confidential and proprietary. NAA 11th Annual Wall Street Summit
- 9. Latino Life WATCH 33 hours of television per week SEND/REC 941SMS per month (more than any other group) MAKE 13 calls per day STREAM VIDEO SPEND Total Population: 9 6:15 $51 hours per month per grocery trip TALK 812 voice minutes per month Total Population: 3:50 9 Copyright © 2011 The Nielsen Company. Confidential and proprietary. NAA 11th Annual Wall Street Summit
- 10. Today, Hispanics spend the most annually and per trip Total Retail Channels Shopping Trips Per Household Basket Ring Dollars Per Trip 150 146 $50.60 $50.10 143 $46.00 Hispanic – Spanish Preferred Hispanic – English Preferred White Non-Hispanic Hispanics spend Use less More frequently Are more $364 more per coupons shop in brand loyal; household than or buy on superstores, mass value quality Whites in a year. deal less merchandisers, dollar over price often and drugstores Source: Homescan®, a service of The Nielsen Company Total U.S. 52 weeks ending 12/25/2010; excludes gas only or Rx only trips 10 Copyright © 2011 The Nielsen Company. Confidential and proprietary. NAA 11th Annual Wall Street Summit
- 11. Hispanic households spend more on categories for babies and young children Dollar Index to Nielsen Category Hispanic Households Purchase Index Equals Percent of Dried Vegetables & Grains 239 Dollars Divided Women’s Fragrances 157 by Percent of Households Baby Food 145 times 100 Disposable Diapers 116 Men's Toiletries 130 Shortening Oil 163 Cereal 108 Hair Care 134 Shelf Stable Juices Drinks 138 Laundry Supplies 120 Source: Nielsen Homescan, 52 Weeks Ending 12/25/10 11 Copyright © 2011 The Nielsen Company. Confidential and proprietary. NAA 11th Annual Wall Street Summit
- 12. Which categories will benefit from the shifts in demography? Projections to 2020 Percent of Volume from High Growth Demo Groups 60% Liquid Hand Hand & Body Soap 55% Lotions Liquor Baby Formula 50% Cereal Flour Disinfectant Shortening, All Purpose Sprays 45% Oil Wipes Snacks Eggs Pasta 40% Shaving 35% Needs 30% Beverages Mexican Frozen 25% Sauces Breakfast Suntan Preparations Bubble Size = Size of Category in $ 20% 5.0 8.0 11.0 14.0 Year 2020 $ Volume Growth Rate (Average = 8.1) 12 Copyright © 2011 The Nielsen Company. Confidential and proprietary. NAA 11th Annual Wall Street Summit
- 13. Hispanics have leapfrogged to mobile Percent of HH/persons with access to technology Mobile web 9 not PC 3 Smartphone 45 Hispanics 35 US Only cell 31 24 Internet 66 79 DVR 31 39 TV 97.1 96.7 Source: Nielsen National Television Panel 13 Copyright © 2011 The Nielsen Company. Confidential and proprietary. NAA 11th Annual Wall Street Summit
- 14. Hispanics are heavy video users in other screens Total Monthly video usage by Ethnicity (HH:MM) 4:20 Mobile video 3:37 +20% 6:15 Online video 3:50 +60% Hispanics Non-Hispanics 21:58 DVR playback 25:26 133:21 TV 153:31 Source: Nielsen National Television Panel 14 Copyright © 2011 The Nielsen Company. Confidential and proprietary. NAA 11th Annual Wall Street Summit
- 15. Hispanics spend more time in video and social networks Monthly use of internet by activity - HH:MM Asian 20:58 9:11 6:59 37:08 Hispanic 11:45 6:15 8:13 26:13 Browsing Streaming video Social networks African American 12:55 5:58 8:19 27:12 Total US 14:50 4:39 7:19 26:48 Source: Nielsen Online Panel 15 Copyright © 2011 The Nielsen Company. Confidential and proprietary. NAA 11th Annual Wall Street Summit
- 16. Since 2005 The Growth in English Mostly Young Adults Has Dominated the Young Adult Segment Among Hispanics, what is the long-term trend? Hispanic population 18-24 by language use (000) 16 Copyright © 2011 The Nielsen Company. Confidential and proprietary.
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- Myth #2:Why do people think Latinos don’t have any income? Truth be told, you saw that 50 % growth in five years, By 2015, Hispanics purchasing power will be larger than 8 economies in the world. Not just that, here in the US, we already rank the 12 largest global economy, somewhere between Italy and Spain.
- And myth # 3. For people who don’t think we are connected….
- And the face of america is changing. We are 50 million strong, 1 in every 6. You probably recognize some of them. Maria de Pilar Avila (Washington DC)Moctesuma Esparza (CA)Lillian Lopez Rodriguez (NY)Dr. Ana Gil-Garcia (IL)- Fullbright Scholar and Professor at Northeastern Illinois UniversityRichard J. Noriega (TX) –CEO of AVANCE, nonprofit for early childhood educationAlberto Cardenas (FL)- Attorney at Law and Op-Ed Columnist for El DiarioCreate slide that has an image of the 23rd and 25th largest country with a circle of latino flags saying 24 below it. Italy and South Africa
- Average home spends over 5 hours per day watching TV. However, viewing patterns are very different among ethnic groups.Black/African American lead the way, with over 7:12 hours of daily viewing; more than 30% have 4+ TV sets, overindex in premium cable subscription.while Asians watch the least TV, only 3:14 hours. Hispanics at 4:35 hours is slightly below average and underindex on cable subscriptionWhile total time viewing varies, what WE watch is also different. General drama leads genre charts viewing across all groups, but is even more important for Hispanics (45 of top 100 programs) likely novelas. However, the 2nd spot is different. For White and Asians, it goes to Comedies; but for Black, is general variety (which includes x) and for Hispanics, Sports.For Hispanics, viewing Spanish or English programming varies by language use at home. A18-49 in ED homes (29%) watched primarily English (97% of time), while those on SD homes (42%) watch 78% of time in Spanish Language Media. Hispanics in homes that speak both English and Spanish (29%), spend half the time in each language (49 SL vs 51%EL) How does your TV campaign match ethnic viewing?
- Average home spends over 5 hours per day watching TV. However, viewing patterns are very different among ethnic groups.Black/African American lead the way, with over 7:12 hours of daily viewing; more than 30% have 4+ TV sets, overindex in premium cable subscription.while Asians watch the least TV, only 3:14 hours. Hispanics at 4:35 hours is slightly below average and underindex on cable subscriptionWhile total time viewing varies, what WE watch is also different. General drama leads genre charts viewing across all groups, but is even more important for Hispanics (45 of top 100 programs) likely novelas. However, the 2nd spot is different. For White and Asians, it goes to Comedies; but for Black, is general variety (which includes x) and for Hispanics, Sports.For Hispanics, viewing Spanish or English programming varies by language use at home. A18-49 in ED homes (29%) watched primarily English (97% of time), while those on SD homes (42%) watch 78% of time in Spanish Language Media. Hispanics in homes that speak both English and Spanish (29%), spend half the time in each language (49 SL vs 51%EL) How does your TV campaign match ethnic viewing?
- Source February 2011 Video Census for Video streaming - Megapanel77% of American Homes are online. However, online penetration and what people do online is different across groups. Asian Americans are the most connected population, with 89% of homes being online, while 62% of Hispanic homes and 67% of African American homes have internet in the home.Time spent also varies significantly among groups, as well as what you do. Asians spent the most, with over 37 hours, and Hispanics 26 hours.However, video streaming is more popular with ethnic groups, with Asians streaming over 9 Hours per month, Hispanics with 6+ Hrs and African americans with a little less than 6 hours. Vs only 4.5 hrs for total us.Multicultural groups are also more active in social networks. Hispancis and African American spend 1 hour more than the average US online person, with over 8 hours per month.Regarding Social networks, Hispanics are 54% most likely to visit myspace. African Americans 30% more likely to tweet; Asians, 26% and Hispanics 15% more than the average american. and. Facebook is well represented across all groups and Linkedin is very popular with Asians (index 147) but significantly underpenetrated by Hispanics or African Americans. (index of 67 and 69)