demographically
By population traits
Demographically describes something in terms of population characteristics—age, race, income, education, location.
Politicians analyze districts demographically to target voters.
Marketers segment audiences demographically.
The neighborhood has shifted demographically over the past decade.
Demographically, the country is getting older.
Official population count
- ageDuration of existence
- genderSocial identity category
- ethnicityShared cultural heritage group
- householdDomestic unit of residents
fertility · birthrate · deathrate · migration · urbanization · density · distribution · growth
Selecting as objective
- nicheRecessed wall space
- marketVenue for trade
- consumersThose who buy goods
- psychographicsConsumer personality-based segmentation
behavioral · socioeconomic · income · education · occupation · lifestyle · profiling · clustering
Depiction or likeness
- inclusionBeing made part
- multiculturalismCoexistence of diverse traditions
- pluralismCoexistence of differing views
- equityImpartial treatment or ownership value
composition · heterogeneity · minorities · majorities · underrepresented · proportionality · parity · disparities
Moves or work periods
- agingGrowing older over time
- migrationMovement to new territory
- urbanizationPopulation shift toward cities
- growthIncrease in size
decline · patterns · millennials · gentrification · exodus · sprawl · mobility · transformation
census
Official population count
household · fertility · birthrate · deathrate · migration · urbanization · density · distribution · growth · aging
targeting
Selecting as objective
psychographics · behavioral · socioeconomic · income · education · occupation · lifestyle · profiling · clustering · cohorts
representation
Depiction or likeness
- inclusionBeing made part
- multiculturalismCoexistence of diverse traditions
- pluralismCoexistence of differing views
equity · composition · heterogeneity · minorities · majorities · underrepresented · proportionality · parity · disparities · gaps
shifts
Moves or work periods
- agingGrowing older over time
- migrationMovement to new territory
- urbanizationPopulation shift toward cities
growth · decline · patterns · millennials · gentrification · exodus · sprawl · mobility · transformation · projections
demographicallyindividually
One at a time
personally · case-by-case · per capita · one-on-one · singly
demographicallyanecdotally
Based on stories, not data
qualitatively · experientially · narratively · subjectively · holistically