Beginning with the October 9th 2009 issue of NHBH, Latinos on the Move will become its own newspaper inserted into NHBR!
Our new publication will also be over-printed for distribution to the New Hampshire Latino Community. Total press run will be 20,000 copies reaching over 60,000 business professionals and consumers around the state!
Your business can reach this powerful, diverse and growing segment by sponsoring or advertising in this quarterly Latinos on the Move publication.
NH Latino Demographics:
* Median Age 25
*College Graduates: 23%
*Economically active with 69% in the labor force
*Median Family income: $41,071
*Over 40% of NH Latino families have annual earnings over $50,000
*Of 5,457 Latino households, 64% are rentals and 36% are owned
National Statistics:
By 2010 the Hispanic population will be over 49 million or 16% of the population
In 2002 there were 1.6 million Hispanic-owned businesses
The annual Hispanic buying power is over $700 Billion
7.6 million Hispanic citizens voted in the 2004 election
Sources: Summary file data and reports by the U.S. Bureau of Census, 2000
For more information contact Robert Santiago 603-703-9091
Robertsantiago@latinosonthemovene.com
Our new publication will also be over-printed for distribution to the New Hampshire Latino Community. Total press run will be 20,000 copies reaching over 60,000 business professionals and consumers around the state!
Your business can reach this powerful, diverse and growing segment by sponsoring or advertising in this quarterly Latinos on the Move publication.
NH Latino Demographics:
* Median Age 25
*College Graduates: 23%
*Economically active with 69% in the labor force
*Median Family income: $41,071
*Over 40% of NH Latino families have annual earnings over $50,000
*Of 5,457 Latino households, 64% are rentals and 36% are owned
National Statistics:
By 2010 the Hispanic population will be over 49 million or 16% of the population
In 2002 there were 1.6 million Hispanic-owned businesses
The annual Hispanic buying power is over $700 Billion
7.6 million Hispanic citizens voted in the 2004 election
Sources: Summary file data and reports by the U.S. Bureau of Census, 2000
For more information contact Robert Santiago 603-703-9091
Robertsantiago@latinosonthemovene.com
