The article highlights the economic strength of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) consumers, who currently hold $1.4 trillion in buying power, expected to rise to $1.9 trillion by 2026. Despite their importance and trendsetting abilities, brands still struggle with consistent and meaningful representation, often relegating AANHPI communities to sporadic marketing focus instead of year-round investment. The Nielsen report points out that AANHPI consumers over-index in various sectors, presenting a valuable opportunity for brands to engage with this demographic meaningfully.
AANHPI representation has had fleeting moments, often offensive and inconsistent, displaying biases about who is seen and whose stories are told.
AANHPI consumers represent $1.4 trillion in buying power, projected to grow to $1.9 trillion by 2026, showing their cultural and commercial power.
Despite their growth, AANHPI consumers often remain an afterthought in marketing strategies, celebrated only during specific moments rather than invested in year-round.
The Nielsen report indicates AANHPI audiences over-index in key sectors, making them highly responsive to culturally relevant messaging—a vital business opportunity.
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