Reach suburban families
Mid-scale, middle-aged and established couples living in suburban and fringe homes
This group are mostly married, middle-aged people without children living in suburban neighborhoods. Many of their homes were built during the postwar baby boom, but these couples aren't the original owners. Most of them have lived at their current address for fewer than five years, having moved to their comfortable homes to ease quietly into middle age. Nearly two-thirds are between the ages of 35 and 50. More than 80 percent have no children at home. These predominantly white households include above-average concentrations of divorced and widowed individuals. Most are empty-nesting couples concentrating on their careers and relaxed lifestyles.
5.76 percent of U.S. households
| Active digital users | Sensible |
| Sports activities | Casual |
| Optimists | Optimists |
| Unpretentious | Unpretentious |
Middle-age couples |
Active leisure |
This group are only average users of digital media. They're late adopters of most technology and have yet to give up their desktop computers for smartphones and laptops to access the Internet. Many use the Internet as a communications tool, going online for chat forums, message boards, podcasts and instant messaging. They also frequent websites that provide news, business classifieds, real estate listings and sports information of all stripes: fishing, football, car racing or fantasy baseball. They haven't completely embraced online shopping yet, exhibiting only an average tendency to research products and make purchases over the Internet.
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