Wasserman And Navigate Research Jointly Release Insightful Hispanic Study
Syndicated Study Focuses on the Consumption of Sports by Hispanics in the U.S.
LOS ANGELES and CHICAGO, March 31, 2016 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Wasserman, a culture-centric agency for the world's best talent, brands and properties, and Navigate Research, industry leader in measuring and evaluating marketing investments, today announced the availability of their second syndicated study, "The Hispanic Playbook: More Than Just Goals." The study focuses on the importance of Hispanic fans in sports marketing and will provide brands, agencies and properties with insights to help guide their strategy and drive revenue from the largest multicultural segment in the U.S.
Using Wasserman and Navigate's innovative analytics and research tools, The Hispanic Playbook provides an in-depth look into the viewership and engagement habits of acculturated vs. unacculturated Hispanics, female vs. male fans, millennials vs. other age groups, as well as their countries of origin, education levels and household incomes.
"We're excited about The Hispanic Playbook because we know how important it is to understand the Hispanic sports fan," said AJ Maestas, President of Navigate Research. "With key findings such as Hispanics being twice as likely to trust sponsorships, we anticipate that this study will add tremendous insights and value to marketers."
"Through our daily work with brands and properties, it has become clear that the industry has a great need to better understand the many facets of the Hispanic sports fan," said Heidi Pellerano, Executive Vice President, Brands at Wasserman. "The insights we uncovered in the study are hugely compelling and will give brands and properties a broad perspective of the sports Hispanic fans consume, their consumption behaviors and their attitudes towards sponsorships."
Examples of findings from the study include:
- Soccer is not king – Hispanics are most likely to be NFL fans(66%), followed by NBA(61%), Summer Olympics(60%), MLB(58%) and Soccer(56%)
- Hispanics are leaders in digital use – They are more likely to share content via social media and use smartphones to follow sports
- Hispanics are attractive customers – They attend more live events and are more likely to purchase food, drinks and souvenirs at these events
The Hispanic Playbook features both static and dynamic reports available for purchase. The static report consists of a highly visual deck that communicates the study's top-level insights and key findings, while the dynamic report gives users the ability to explore all topics through key filters, allowing for customization of the dashboards to mirror fan and demographic groups that are most important to an organization.
For more information about the study, visit www.TheHispanicPlaybook.com.
ABOUT WASSERMAN
Wasserman is a culture-centric agency, serving the best talent, brands and properties in the world. Founded in 2002 with roots in sports and entertainment, Wasserman has evolved beyond those categories. They are an agency not just of advisors, but creators, developers, influencers and innovators who work across music, art, entertainment, social, tech, content and beyond.
Headquartered in Los Angeles, Wasserman also operates in Carlsbad, Doha, Dubai, London, Miami, The Netherlands, New York, Portland, Raleigh, São Paulo and Toronto.
Get to know us better at TeamWass.com and @Wasserman.
ABOUT NAVIGATE RESEARCH
Navigate Research is the industry leader in evaluating and measuring marketing investments in sports and entertainment, with an emphasis on sponsorship valuations, custom market research studies, sponsorship ROI studies and campus-wide partnership deals.
Based in Chicago, Navigate has measured ROI and effectiveness for hundreds of sponsorship deals and has valued billions of dollars in sponsorship transactions on behalf of brands, properties and agencies.
For more information, visit NavigateResearch.com and @Navigate_Res.
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