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Hispanics And Healthcare

The expanding population of 55 million Hispanics in the U.S. represents a very different consumer of healthcare. In particular, Hispanics differ from the mainstream as it relates to healthcare consumption in four key ways:

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Data Drives Political Advertisers to Buy More Cable TV Than Ever

Political advertisers are buying more cable TV than ever, but not necessarily in prime-time or on the networks you'd expect.

Channels that haven't historically seemed like obvious buys for political advertisers, including Food Network and HGTV, have sold more than three times the amount of TV spots to political buyers this election cycle compared to 2012.

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Live TV Still Dominant

Adults 25-54 watch more than three hours of live TV per day in 24 of the top 25 designated market areas (DMAs), with another 30-plus minutes of viewing time-shifted TV, and more than seven minutes consuming on multimedia devices.

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The positive effects of "double screening"

A recent Nielsen study revealed that the increased use of internet-ready devices like smart phones is linked to a corresponding decline in television viewership, especially in the 18-34-year-old age group. This does not mean people are not seeing the same ads on TV as they are on their phone. “double-screening” provides more opportunity for conversion. Check out this blog by our president Bill McCabe!

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