Gen X

Gen X Market Research

Gen X are the generation born between 1965 and 1979. Mintel’s Gen X research reports provide consumer-led insights to inform product development, brand positioning and craft relatable messaging that resonates with Gen X consumers’ unique preferences.

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Understand your market
Identify growth opportunities
Recognise future trends

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    “Marketing to Gen X requires adeptly navigating a budget-conscious consumer that values quality. Gen X likes nice things, but they want to feel responsible about spending on them...."
    "Often referred to as ‘The Forgotten Generation,’ Gen X is certainly a key demographic for brands and retailers to understand. Sandwiched between Millennials and Baby Boomers, Gen X..."
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