With groundbreaking proprietary research, Miriam Muley explores how cultural and ethnic differences shape the way women respond to life experiences. She encourages companies to embrace the cultural and ethnic identity of women of all colors with the same tenacity, commitment to grow, and deployment of economic resources that are given to other consumer audiences. Women of color generate nearly $1 trillion in consumer spending and another $230 billion as entrepreneurs.
The result is a concise and practical guide to what drives women of diverse backgrounds to consider brands for future purchase decisions. Muléy takes this discussion to a new level, delving deeply into the "who" of the women's market. She provides practical insights on what it means to be a Latina, a Black woman, or an Asian woman and effectively translates these insights into compelling marketing best practices that business leaders can quickly integrate into planning efforts.
