Some Mind-Blowing Charts

Ready for some more fascinating charts?  Here are five that I came across in the past week or so.  Enjoy.

Grocery Shopper Loyalty

Let's start with one about retail loyalty.  You Wegman's fans, here you go -- proof that you've got the most passionate fanbase for grocery brands (survey from MarketForce):

Millennial Readership

How about readership and readership percentage for Millennials?  You'll be surprised that Reader's Digest has about 1/3 of its readership in the 18-32 age range, based on ComScore (via Digiday):

Music Festivals

Ok, music fans --- you think you have to race to all the music festivals?  Don't bother, because there is enormous overlap, according to this analysis by Atlas (via Amy Wang on Quartz):

Television Viewing

How about Viewing Habits?  Nielsen had to really adjust their tracking efforts because people are completely consuming information differently.  Fascinating chart here in Fast Company showing that only 45% of the audience viewed the show live: 

Burberry's "Chequered" History

The FT a few days ago profiled Burberry, and their sales growth over the past 5 years compared to their expected sales growth in 2016 -- when compared to some of their competitors, the data paint a tough picture.

Have any good mind-blowing charts you've seen recently?  Share your thoughts here or follow me on Twitter at @Glennengler.

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