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Genergraphics® is a 25-year compilation of generational research, case studies and defined statistics that has enabled Fortune 500 companies to better understand their own market positions. Generation Miner©, created by Charles Schwartz, is a suite of tools that joins the power of Genergraphics and behavioral research with generational marketing.
Contact Genergraphics to learn more about our research programs including the GenMiner© process and how we can help you better understand your customers and their mindsets.

Below we offer a short list of examples of generational data

*Genergraphics® improves the accuracy of hitting your target market in advertising and marketing from 30% to 70% over using demographics.

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*The following chart details each of the Five Generations.

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*The following chart shows factors that distinguish Boomers from other Generations.

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*The following chart shows factors that distinguish the Silent Generation (aka Forgotten Generation) from other Generations.

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*The following diagram compares the different characteristics amongst Echo Boomers (born 1977 and later), GenX (1965-76), Trailing Edge Boomers (1960-64), Leading Edge Boomers (1946-1959) and the Silent Generation (1936-45).

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* The following chart shows the media generation gap between various age groups from 18 and up. Trends show a decline in TV News viewing and Newspaper readership among the younger generations.

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In 2004, 26 million households with children under 17 7,390,000 (28% were living with boomer parents (born 1946 to 1960))
~ Source: U.S. Census Bureau 2002

In 2005, 25% of adults 18-34 live at home with their parents.
~ Source: RelEstateGates.com, Ocotber 2004

55% of Boomer family households have children under 18 years of age living with them.
~ Source: U.S. Census Bureau 2003

As of 2000, 20% of Grandmothers and 16% of Grandfathers are under the age of 45. These percentages will double over the next ten years.
~ Source: U.S. Census Bureau 2000

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