Amazon y Apple son las marcas favoritas de niños y adolescentes en Estados Unidos según encuesta
La empresa especializada en martech Kids Corp entregó los resultados de su estudio Top Brands U18 2024, una encuesta realizada entre 21.100 niños y adolescentes entre los 3 y 18 años junto a sus padres y acudientes en Estados Unidos, donde le tomó el pulso a sus preferencias entre marcas de toda índole, desde juguetes, electrónicos y calzado hasta comidas rápidas.
En el estudio, cuya data fue recopilada el año pasado mes a mes, participaron diferentes demográficos y grupos socioeconómicos, incluidos por supuesto los importantes consumidores de la comunidad Hispana, siendo alrededor del 20% de los menores participantes de origen Latino.
“Implementamos un cuestionario en el cual al principio hacemos varias preguntas de segmentación sociodemográfica, varias de ellas son para identificar al target latino. De hecho, damos la opción de responder en inglés o en español, como se sienta más cómodo el entrevistado” enfatizó a Digiday Gastón Stochyk, CDO de Kids Corp.
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