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Moms control 85% of household purchases and their buying power is $2.4 trillion and counting.
While moms are the primary budgeting and spending decision maker in the household, 3 out of 4 moms says brands have no idea what it’s like to be a mom. Not all moms are alike. Race and ethnicity often shape the way mothers raise children and navigate the challenges of motherhood. Latina moms are an especially important group for brands given the Hispanic segment’s current and projected population and spending growth.
Brands that capture Latina moms today not only win moms now—they’re also taking steps to build brand loyalty among their children for years to come.
Augmented by early findings from our research into racism in America, our virtual panel discussion with leaders from Coca-Cola, Google Pixel and Walt Disney Company provided powerful new insights into the actions brands need to take now.
American communities are advocating for change in large numbers and with resounding energy. Is your brand ready to take on the change needed to support America’s multicultural consumers?
This week, Collage Group staff came together to discuss the protests against the police brutality, systematic racism, and racial injustice plaguing our nation.
Collage Group just launched new syndicated research streams ranking ads and brands on cultural fluency. Download the content and watch the webinar on alcoholic beverage brands for key insights.
The New Year’s holiday offers brands a wide range of opportunities to activate Multicultural Americans. Read the research to deepen understanding of how these diverse consumers celebrate the holiday and how best to activate them.
In The Food and Beverage Revolution, we at Collage learned that convenience and health are the two factors driving breakfast decisions.
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