2022 Edition of The Cultural Mosaic 3.0© Ready for Purchase!
Equip Your Team With Advanced Cross-Cultural Knowledge To Elevate Brand Resonance
In 2012 we revolutionized U.S. Hispanic market intelligence with a breakthrough 2-dimensional framework that has unprecedent actionability and has been typed into Nielsen Scanning Panel, Nielsen Spectra and fused with NPower®.
In 2017, we transformed the way we view the New Mainstream market intelligence, updated the Hispanic model and created two groundbreaking models for Black Americans and Asians.
Two years ago, we released the 2020 edition of the syndicated report: The Cultural Mosaic 2.0: Achieving Greater Resonance in Today’s New Mainstream© which was a powerful and unparalleled knowledge tool to help marketers develop winning total market and targeted initiatives.
Now this year we released the 2022 edition of the syndicated report: The Cultural Mosaic 3.0: which delivers breakthrough knowledge to help marketers achieve greater efficiencies by understanding today’s polycultural mainstream America. It uncovers “connective tissue” (universal themes) across cultural cohorts (Non-Ethnic Whites/Other, Hispanics, Black Americans, Asians) as well as cultural nuances that uncover opportunities for more successful targeted initiatives.
The report delivers updates to all the models and trended data on consumer, shopper and media attitudes and behavior. Data was just released in October 2022, and it is now available for purchase. Typing tools can be licensed for a minimal annual fee. Contact us for more information!
Breakthrough Universal Truths for Black Americans
Our syndicated reports present a holistic view of today's Black American consumers with advanced cultural understanding.
Diversity is intrinsic to today’s U.S. culture and deeply understanding this important cultural cohort is critical to winning in today’s Polycultural mainstream.
Syndicated reports are now available for purchase!
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Breakthrough Universal Truths for Hispanics
Our syndicated reports present a holistic view of today's U.S. Hispanic/Latino consumers with advanced cultural understanding.
Diversity is intrinsic to today’s U.S. culture and deeply understanding this important cultural cohort is critical to winning in today’s Polycultural mainstream.
Syndicated reports are now available for purchase!
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Polycultural Brand Insights for the Holiday
To show our appreciation toward our clients during this holiday season, we created an infographic with polycultural insights using data from our 2021 Total Market and Multicultural Brand Affinity syndicated report, which reports affinity ratings for 61 brands across a variety of categories. Using our proprietary Brand Affinity Score, we present the top 25 and bottom brands for Total Market, Hispanics, Black Americans and Asian Americans.
Culturati’s Multicultural Brand Affinity Report with TM Benchmark
This report brings insight into the favorite consumer brands and why they connect across cultures.
As the multicultural consumer market continues to grow in size and importance, brands need to work even harder to connect with them.
Our Multicultural Brand Affinity syndicated report identifies which brands are the favorites among the key cultural cohorts of U.S. Hispanic, Black American and Asian American, and what the brands are doing to be successful within each of these cohorts.
We also look at the brands with lower affinity scores and identify how they are missing the mark.
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Hispanic Media Usage
The current media landscape is a reflection of the evolving make-up of the U.S. Hispanic audience, who are not immune to the influences of the internet, social media, the proliferation of audio and video streaming and changes in lifestyle due to COVID-19. As such, Hispanic media consumption continues to evolve. Hispanic consumers are using an array of seemingly endless channel selections and digital/social media options that provide the many options for content; having all content creators fighting for the same audience engagement and time. Additionally, contradictory to the assumption of Hispanic assimilation into the mainstream, in the past couple of years, socio-political movements have also motivated Hispanics to be more attuned to their culture and language. Therefore, Spanish-language media continues to be relevant.
Download this POV on the evolving Hispanic media landscape to help you calibrate your media strategy.
