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OOH Patterns of Young Adults, Wealthy, Movie Enthusiasts Studied

As more consumers are “on the go,” out-of-home marketing is becoming an effective way to reach them, according to a consumer-insight study of the out-of-home patterns of young adults, the affluent, and movie enthusiasts by Aegis Media’s PosterscopeUSA, MarketingCharts reports.

Below, results from the survey of Americans age 15-64.

Young adults (age 18-30) spend more time with out-of-home media than do all adults on average. Young adults…

  • Are 28 percent more likely to visit bars, clubs and coffee shops than all adults 18+.
  • Are most receptive to advertising in movie theaters (84 percent of young adults are likely to notice ads in a theater, 12 percent more than all adults) grocery stores, on billboards, and in malls.
  • Are less receptive to internet, magazines, newspapers, and radio advertising.
  • Spend an average of 61 minutes per day in their car and 14 hours per week on their mobile phone.

Affluent consumers spend more time in their cars on an average workday and are 127 percent more likely to visit airports than the general population.

  • Some 23 percent of those with household income of $100K+ visit airports regularly.
  • 57 percent say they notice advertising in airports.
  • About half (47 percent) say advertising in airports helps them pass time; more than one-third say it is “eye-catching.”

Compared with the general population, the affluent are…

  • 56 percent more likely to visit gyms
  • 49 percent more likely to visit spas
  • 30 percent more likely to visit casual dining restaurants

Movie Enthusiasts (people age 15+ who go to the movies once a month or more) are also more likely than the general population to frequent other out-of-home venues, such as malls (42 percent more likely) and casual dining restaurants (33 percent more likely).

More than one-fifth of movie enthusiasts plan to buy a car in the next year; they spend an average of 5 more minutes per day in their cars than all adults on average.

(See MarketingCharts for more findings on movie enthusiasts.)

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