| Women |
52% |
| Men |
48% |
| Median Age |
32 |
| Own stocks/bonds |
54% |
| College Graduate |
72% |
| Post College |
27% |
| Average HHI |
$77K |
| Professional/Managerial |
68% |
| Self-Employed |
31% |
| Students |
10% |
| Monthly Impressions |
4,530,000 |
| Total Users |
450,000 |
| Registered Users |
200,000 |
| Unique Users |
153,500 |
Tap into this Audience To Extend Branding and Achieve Your Business Objectives …
Nationwide, African American buying power hit $723 billion last year and is projected to reach $965 billion by 2009. Selig Center for Economic Growth at the University of Georgia.
African American owned businesses are the fastest-growing segment among all new businesses. African Americans run approximately 1.2 million businesses, generating more than $89 billion in revenue. U.S. Census Bureau and B-to-B Magazine.
A Definite Business Case For On-purpose Targeting of this Group!
- Choose media outlets that reflect their lives and unique experiences
- More responsive to advertisers targeting us within our media
- Are not reached effectively unless they are directly targeted
- Can be more efficiently reached through market segmentation
- Overall, black buying power is expected to reach $1 trillion by 2010. Quoted from Leslie Gornstein, a writer from Black Enterprise Magazine.
- “The Selig Center estimated black buying power will reach $847 billion in 2007, a 6 percent increase from 2006. By 2008 black buying power will be at $921 billion.” Quoted from the Terry College of Business at The University of Georgia.
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