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🌟 Expanding Hispanic Community Propels U.S. Population Growth 🌟 📈 Why it matters: This growth presents a golden opportunity for brands and marketers. The vibrant and youthful Hispanic community is set to drive market trends and consumer behaviors. Embracing multicultural marketing strategies and culturally relevant messaging will be key to connecting with this influential segment, fostering engagement and loyalty. 🌎 Key Insights: Urban Growth: Cities like Philadelphia, Milwaukee, Salt Lake City, and Louisville saw Hispanic population increases that offset declines in non-Hispanic residents. Political Influence: Over one in four people under 18 in the U.S. are now Hispanic, setting the stage for significant political and economic influence in the coming years. Cultural Impact: The largest Hispanic group remains Mexican, but Venezuelans are growing the fastest due to ongoing instability in their home country. 📊 The Big Picture: As the Hispanic population grows, so does its cultural influence, impacting consumer preferences and market trends. Businesses that recognize and adapt to this dynamic will be better positioned for success.

☄️🛰️ Diversity In Depth: A Deep Dive into the Racial Composition of U.S. States Recent data posted on Visual Capitalist has provided a fascinating insight into the racial diversity across the United States. A graphical representation of the data has been arranged state-wise, facilitating comparison and better understanding of the varying degrees of racial diversity in each state. Top 5 Most Diverse States: 1. California, known for its multicultural environment, emerges as the most diverse, with Hispanics taking the lion's share (39.4%). 2. Texas, like California, has a significant Hispanic population (39.7%). 3. Nevada's demographic landscape is varied, with 48.5% identified as White, closely followed by the Hispanic group. 4. New Mexico holds the distinction of having the highest Hispanic population percentage-wise across all states (49.1%). 5. Washington D.C takes fifth spot with robust African American, White, and Hispanic populations. Least Diverse States: The least racially diverse states tend to be located in the North and Midwest with Montana, Maine, Vermont, West Virginia, and New Hampshire reporting over 90% of their population as White. Racial composition data provides critical insights into the extent of multiculturalism in the U.S. It not only shapes society, culture, and politics, but can also guide businesses in strategizing their outreach and expansion plans. #DiversityInUSA #RacialComposition #MulticulturalAmerica Update as of Jan 19 2024 & You can read more about this here: https://lnkd.in/gJqa96tq by Visual Capitalist 🔗Follow for more 📈🫡 & Lets connect: https://lnkd.in/dkis_kdf 📰Sign up for newsletter here: https://lnkd.in/gA8s2cgk

https://lnkd.in/etA2h8rK Latest #Census figures show steady uptick in Hispanic people, while the nation overall is becoming older. The U.S. #Hispanic population grew by 1.16 million to more than 65 million in the recently estimated year, accounting for roughly 70% of overall population growth in that period. The overall population grew less than 1% to nearly 335 million. This growth was a difference-maker in many urban areas, including metro #Philadelphia, #Milwaukee, #SaltLakeCity and #Louisville, Ky. While the non-Hispanic population shrank in all of these places in the most recent year, the Hispanic population grew enough to more than offset those declines.

Discover the richness of the Hispanic community in New Jersey, representing 19.69% of the total population according to the Census Bureau. In cities like Newark, Latinos constitute a third of the population. Similarly, in neighborhoods like Forest Hills, Broadway, and Mount Pleasant in NY, the Puerto Rican and Dominican presence is notably strong. Understanding and engaging with the Hispanic community in New Jersey is essential. Follow us to gain more insights into the Hispanic community and enhance your impact in this diverse market. #NewJerseyHispanicCommunity #LatinxPopulation #DiversityInNewJersey #CulturalDiversity #LatinoDemographics #NewJerseyInsights #MulticulturalMarketing #Torozcodigital #HispanicMarketInsights #Njmarketingagency #MarketingStrategy

The US Latino market represents a significant consumer segment within the United States. According to the United States Census Bureau, The Hispanic population of the US as of July 1, 2022, is 63.7 million, making it the nation’s largest racial or ethnic minority with 19.1% of America’s total population. The US Latino market is extremely vast and ever-growing with the rise in the US Hispanic population. We’ve seen many Spanish-speaking artists topping the US music charts, and have seen a breakthrough in Latino owned businesses. The US Department of the Treasury reports that there are approximately 5 million Latino-owned businesses across the U.S., generating more than $800 billion in annual revenue. #MinorityBusiness #BusinessFinance #latinomarket #hispanicmarket #culture #diversity #USmarket #latinoownedbusiness #latinaownedbusiness #consumersegment #consumermarket #BigOakTreeMedia #BOTM #BOTMAgency #Houston #Texas #HoustonTexas

Discover the richness of the Hispanic community in New Jersey, representing 19.69% of the total population according to the Census Bureau. In cities like Newark, Latinos constitute a third of the population. Similarly, in neighborhoods like Forest Hills, Broadway, and Mount Pleasant in NY, the Puerto Rican and Dominican presence is notably strong. Understanding and engaging with the Hispanic community in New Jersey is essential. Follow me for more insights into the Hispanic community #NewJerseyHispanicCommunity #LatinxPopulation #DiversityInNewJersey #CulturalDiversity #LatinoDemographics #NewJerseyInsights #MulticulturalMarketing #Torozcodigital #HispanicMarketInsights #Njmarketingagency #MarketingStrategy

This is not longer a marketing preference. Marketing to Latinos is a business decision. Is Your Brand Ready for the 2030 Census? Of Americans who are 18 years of age or younger, about 53% come from ethnically or culturally diverse backgrounds. Furthermore, the majority of people living in the majority-minority states of California, New Mexico, Nevada, Texas, Maryland, and Hawaii as well as the District of Columbia are members of different demographic groups. These states and the District of Columbia are known as minority-majority states. Source: Hispanic Market Power by Isaac Mizrahi (He.Him.His) #digitalmarketing #marketingstrategy #hispanicmarketing #digitalmarketingstrategist

Thanks to the U.S. Census Bureau and Voronoi App, here is a map of median ages by state, we see North Dakota leading with youthful energy at 36, while Florida is the preferred retirement destination at 43. Traditionally favored by senior Americans, Delaware showcases our nation's diverse demographic landscape. These insights offer critical implications for business strategies, policy-making, and community development, reflecting the evolving preferences and lifestyles across different age groups.

The US Hispanic population growth seems to be accelerating beyond initial estimates. ⭐The 2021 census indicated Hispanics accounted for 52% of the population growth in the last ten years. ⭐Recent estimates show that this cohort accounted for 70% of the population growth in the year ended July 1, 2023. This highlights how critical it is for companies to strengthen their strategies and programs around the attraction, development, and retention of Latino talent, as well as to ensure their go-to-market approach is based on a solid understanding on what drives this cohort's decision-making process. As the US becomes increasingly more diverse, a one size will not fit all. To maintain its rank as a global leader, the US must ensure the Hispanic/Latino cohort can develop to its highest potential. #risingtogethermovement __________________________________________ 👋 I'm Valeria Aloe, culture consultant and advisor, published author and keynote speaker. I help workforce development leaders strengthen their pipeline of Latino/a professionals, bridging cultural and generational gaps to create the future workplace together.

U.S. Latino Population Growth Across Unexpected States! The growth of the Latino population in several states, including some unexpected regions, underscores the ever-increasing impact of the Hispanic and Latino workforce on the U.S. economy. As our community continues to expand, so does its influence on economic growth and development. At El Puente Institute, we stay ahead of the curve by closely monitoring demographic trends, labor force statistics, and news that affect the Latino community. Our work is both research-driven and culturally informed, ensuring that we provide the insights and support necessary for the continued success of the Latino workforce. Together, we’re building a stronger, more inclusive future! 💪 #LatinoGDP #HispanicHeritage #EconomicGrowth #ElPuenteInstitute