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NFL has been Losing Younger Fans; QB’s like Patrick Mahomes Could Get Them Back

As the Super Bowl approaches in about a week, we ran across this interesting Statista report. While Americans love the NFL, change is looming down the road. And while baseball is often referred to as “America’s favorite pastime,” the NFL

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Baby-Chasing Baby Boomers Represent Growing Demographic Segment

As Baby Boomers retire from the workforce and their Millennial children start families, a new trend has emerged: “Baby Chasing.” According to a new study from Meyers Research, 25 percent of Baby Boomers are moving to be close to their

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New Way to Categorize Americans by Religion

  Pew Research Center has recently launched a new way to classify religions based on beliefs and behaviors that cut across many religious identities. While most American adults identify with a religion, describing themselves as Protestants, Catholics or Jews (to

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Target Any Audience Using Facebook Ads

79% of online adults are on Facebook. And we all share incredible amounts of information about ourselves. Facebook compiles and organizes all of the data we share for their Ads’ platform so that marketers can go as broad or as

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Beyond Millennials

Many marketers these days are focusing a lot of energy on Millennials (aka Generation Y) – it seems like every day there’s a new article, or new book or a new product about or for this generation segment. The once

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Insight FYI…

Despite a string of controversies and the relatively negative sentiments about aspects of social media, roughly seven-in-ten Americans say they ever use any kind of social media site – a share that has remained relatively stable over the past five years:

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