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Buton. <br />/Dentifying Customers' <br />Group B: Upscale America <br />Segment B05: Second -generation Success <br />Upper -middle-class and large multi -ethnic households working in white and blue-collar jobs within metro <br />fringe communities <br />Demographics <br />These grandchildren of immigrants who live in Second -generation Success, life is sweet. These multi -ethnic <br />households —of Asian, Hispanic and varied European descent —have achieved upper -middle-class status <br />through hard work and devotion to family. They are primarily married couples with children. Their <br />household size with five or more people is almost double the U.S. average. More than half of adults have <br />attended college, landing a mix of blue- and white-collar jobs in retail, manufacturing, transportation and <br />public administration. In these metro fringe communities, located primarily in coastal states, many <br />households strive to balance the need to assimilate with the desire to retain their cultural traditions. For <br />now, most have found the American Dream in a single detached house built in the early 1980s in what was <br />then the suburban frontier. <br />Lifestyles <br />With their upscale incomes and children of all ages, Second -generation Success households enjoy active, <br />familycentered lifestyles. They participate in a number of team sports, including soccer, basketball, football <br />and baseball. On weekends, they typically pile into their vans and SUVs for outings to a zoo, aquarium, <br />cinema or one of the kids' sporting games. Those vehicles also come in handy when they go on shopping <br />excursions patronizing big -box stores such as Home Depot, Toys R Us and Best Buy. Indeed, these <br />relatively young families make a strong market for toys, sporting goods and high-tech products, and they <br />say they're heavily influenced by their children when shopping. With these households, most of their <br />savings is tied up in their home equity. At the supermarket they buy a lot of fresh fish, poultry and meat for <br />home -cooked meals. <br />Media <br />Second -generation Success is a media -filled lifestyle where residents enjoy virtually all media channels at <br />aboveaverage rates. They watch network television programs that feature sitcoms, sports, reality shows <br />and even animation —the grownups watching alongside their kids. They read celebrity publications such as <br />People and Us Weekly as well as Spanish -language newspapers and magazines Radio preferences vary but <br />with many of the households whose families are of Hispanic origin there is a tendency for ranchero and <br />Tejano music. When it comes to the Internet, this ethnic mix has relatively high rates for surfing the Internet <br />to download music, get sports scores, upload family pictures and search for jobs. <br />©Experian 9 <br />
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