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A New Framework for Building Participation in the Arts
How much do you really know about the audiences you're trying to target? Probably not much at all, according to this RAND study commissioned by Wallace-Reader's Digest Funds. Gathering more specific information about the lifestyles, attitudes, interests, motivations and leisure activities of potential participants is critical. "If arts institutions lack a firm understanding of these characteristics, they will not be positioned to develop the right message, regardless of the channels they choose for its delivery."

How to Segment Your Market
This short primer on market segmentation from CCH Business Owner's Toolkit includes definitions of terms such as demographics and psychographics, outlines the ways large companies segment their markets, and lists cost-effective alternatives for smaller organizations.

How to Identify the Most Profitable Targets
It takes more than demographics to identify your best target markets. This top-ten list from CopernicusMarketing.com outlines other important factors that need to be considered.

Multi-Generational Marketing For Non-Profits
The G.I. Generation, the Silent Generation, Baby Boomers, Generation "X," the Millennials... Only by knowing the motivations, values and preferences of each generation can you effectively tailor your communications to their specific needs, interests, and desires. George Williams provides guidelines in this article for PlannedLegacy.com.

Gazing Into the Crystal Ball -- Trends for the 21st Century
What will museum audiences and institutions be like? How will the nature of our relationships with our audiences change? Text of a presentation by Shellie Williams.

Trends in Children's Museums
An article by Gail Dexter Lord about the increasing interest in providing museum experiences for children.

10 Reasons You Should Be Marketing to Grandparents
A MuseumMarketingTips.com article by Katherine Khalife.

10 Ways To Get Your Share of the Mature Market
Joanne Fritz outlines 10 things to keep in mind when marketing to older consumers.

Marketing to the Fifty-Plus Market and to Early Retirees
Direct marketer Robert Kesner of Evergreen Marketing and Advertising offers marketing tips for reaching these mature audiences.

Psychographics and Cultural Insights: African Americans, Asian Americans, Hispanics
Excerpts from recent studies on trends, values, attitudes and consumer behavior, provided by the Cabletelevsion Advertising Bureau.

Understanding the Importance and Complexities of Reaching Hispanics
"There is no 'national' Hispanic market," says Cecilia Somarriba in this article for MediaMap.com. "It is made up of many subgroups, each identifying itself differently." Just taking a mainstream campaign and translating it into Spanish doesn't work.

Marketing to Reach the Gay and Lesbian Community
GayMarketExpress.com presents an overview of the gay and lesbian market.

The Eight Truths of Marketing to Women
A summary of the principles of EVEolution put forth by Futurists Faith Popcorn and Lys Marigold.

Ten Things You Should Know About the Impact of Women on Philanthropy An article not to miss by Kay Sprinkel Grace for Contributions Magazine.

 

Websites

PRIZM and MicroVision Free Zip Code Look-Up
Claritas' PRIZM (Potential Rating Index by ZIP Markets) system segments the U.S. population into 62 different lifestyle types. On this page you can type in a U.S. zip code and you can get a list of the top five PRIZM clusters and the top five MicroVision50 segments for that zip. Then click on each cluster's name for a brief description of its lifestyle characteristics.

Canadian PSYTE Market Cluster Descriptions
PSYTE is Compusearch's lifestyle segmentation system and Tetrad.com provides short descriptions of each of Canada's 60 PSYTE lifestyle types.

ReachCanada.com
This is a wonderful site for accessing local market information for over 100 daily and community newspapers in Canada. In the Media Kit section, choose a city, scroll down through the results and click on "Market Profile" for that region's demographic information and PSYTE market segmentation profiles.

FaithPopcorn.com
The latest predictions from America's most famous trend consultancy.

Iconoculture
The latest cultural trends from another great trend consultancy.

Statistical Resources on the Web
An impressive array of links compiled by the Documents Center, University of Michigan Library.

U.S. Census Bureau
Population statistics and more.

Fed Stats
A fascinating site providing easy access to a full range of statistics and information from 70 U.S. government agencies. Search by region, state or county.

AmeriStat
Summaries of the demographic characteristics of the U.S. population -- many based on U.S. Census Bureau data.

Statistics Canada

PollingReport.com
An independent resource of trends in American public opinion.

Herb Abelson's Survey Research Center
Once part of Princeton University, this is a comprehensive compilation of links to poll and survey findings and resources.

 

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