Baby Boomers
Social Media Use By Generation [INFOGRAPHIC]
This infographic from GlobalWebIndex illustrates how Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials and Generation V use social media globally.
Read MoreMedia Consumption By Device Age Range [CHART]
According to Q3 2018 research from Nielsen, US consumers ages 35 to 49 spend nearly the same amount of time with old media like live and timeshifted TV and radio, as with their digital devices by accessing apps and the web on a smartphones or tablet.
Read MoreMobile Device Use By Generation [CHART]
Smartphone ownership is the norm for Xers—we estimate that 88.5% of the Xer population, or 57.9 million people, own such a device. For marketers, knowing how to reach this cohort with timely and relevant communications is key.
Read MoreSmartphone App User Demographics [TABLE]
Mobile and social usage are major elements of Gen X’s digital activity, so it’s no surprise that those also figure into their shopping. But while such usage is a default behavior for millennials, Gen X is selective in using mobile and (especially) social as shopping tools.
Read MoreAverage Household Income By Generation [TABLE]
The ‘forgotten’ Generation X makes and spends more than other generations, but they’re also financially stressed.
Read MoreAttitudes Toward Regareting Ads By Age [CHART]
Generally, Americans have an unfavorable opinion about online targeted advertising. More than half (51%) of US adults believe that targeted advertisements are an inappropriate use of personal data rather than a convenient way to see products they’re interested in, according to more than 3,100 US adults surveyed by YouGov.
Read MoreTikTok US Users By Age & Income [CHART]
Who is downloading and using TikTok? Not surprisingly, data from March 2019 shows that the age group with the largest number of unique visitors is 18-24-year-olds (3.7 million), which accounts for just over one-quarter (25.8%) of the total US adult visitors.
Read MoreBad Shopping Experience Reactions [CHART]
A report from BRP shows that there are significant variances in shopping behavior by age, in particular between those who grew up in the internet age (“Digital Consumers” age 18-37) and those born before this time (“Traditional Consumers” age 38+).
Read MoreEffect Of Same-Sex Advertising, By Demographic [TABLE]
New data shows that half of internet users in the US said that if a company debuts Pride-related merchandise or content, they’re more likely to see that as a marketing tactic than as a true reflection of the company’s values, according a YouGov survey.
Read MoreVideo Game Platforms by Demographics [TABLE]
Gaming has gone mainstream, with 86% of internet users worldwide noting that they have gamed on at least one device within the past month.
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