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NEW YORK, NY -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 04/13/06 -- The number of Hispanic Internet users is
growing at a steady pace, fueled mainly by Hispanic youth.
eMarketer's new report "Hispanic Youth Online: Language and Culture Define
Usage" estimates that
there were 15.7 million Hispanic Internet users in the US in 2005, rising
to 16.7 million in 2006. The number of users is expected to grow 33% over
the next five years, reaching 20.9 million in 2010.
The Hispanic online population is overwhelmingly young: 58% are under 35,
according to eMarketer.
"In many respects, the Hispanic youth online market feels like the greater
youth market," said Debra Aho Williamson, eMarketer senior analyst and
author of the report. "But there's an added dimension that sets them apart.
Their cultural heritage and language choices make for multiple identities,
online and offline. Marketers need to remember those things in order to
effectively reach this exciting demographic group."
One of the key debates is regarding language choice. While Hispanic youth
often prefer to speak in English and consume English-language media, they
still value the Spanish language and desire relevant Spanish-language
content online.
"There is and will continue to be demand for Spanish-language sites," said
Ms. Williamson. "But the onus will be on them to stay relevant and offer
material and experiences that Hispanic youth cannot get elsewhere."
eMarketer's "Hispanic Youth Online: Language and Culture Define Usage"
report answers these key questions:
-- How many Hispanic Americans are online?
-- How does the young age of the Hispanic population impact online
attitudes and activities?
-- What language should be used: Spanish, English or both?
-- What factors will drive growth in Hispanic online ad spending this
year?
-- And many more...
Click to eMarketer.com for more information on eMarketer's "Hispanic Youth
Online: Language and Culture Define Usage" report.
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