If you want to target an area that is largely non-English speaking, you may want to take advantage of our language and cultural demographics lists. We have lists of households that are non-English speaking or multi-lingual, broken down by language and even dialects! We also offer lists that feature demographics on heritage and ethnic backgrounds, religions, and countries of origin for those who were not born in the United States.
Using this information, you will be able to send direct mail to a household in that household’s preferred language. You can target people who subscribe to a specific religion or cultural practice. If you organize Christian retreats, you can target Christian homes. If you sell kosher foods, you can target Jewish homes. If you offer English lessons, you can target non-English speaking homes. This type of information is crucial when creating a direct mailing campaign—why send a piece of mail in a language that is not spoken at a certain home? This way, every piece of mail you send can be personalized for each individual household.
Here at ProMarketing Leads we can provide you with lists specifically targeted for 150 ethnicities and over 80 languages, as well as other useful cultural demographics, as found below:
Language Selects:
| Danish Swedish Norwegian Finnish Icelandic Dutch Flemish German Hungarian Czech Slovakian French Italian Spanish Portuguese Polish Estonian Latvian Lithuanian Georgian Armenian |
Russian Turkish Kurdish Greek Farsi Moldavian Bulgarian Romanian Albanian Slovenian Serbo-Croatian Azeri Kazakh Pashto Urdu Bengali Indonesian Burmese Mongolian Chinese Korean |
Japanese Thai Malay Laotian Khmer Vietnamese Sinhalese Uzbeki Hebrew Arabic Turkmeni Tajik Kirghiz Hindi Nepali Samoan Tongan Oromo Gha Tibetan Swazi |
Zulu Xhosa Afrikaans Comorian Ashanti Swahili Hausa Bantu Dzongkha Amharic Tswana Somali Macedonian Tagalog Sotho Malagasy Basque Ibo/Igbo Yorub |
Cultural Selects:
| English Scottish Danish Swedish Norwegian Finnish Icelandic Dutch Belgian German Austrian Hungarian Czech Slovak Irish Welsh French Swiss Italian Hispanic Portuguese Polish Estonian Latvian Lithuanian Ukrainian Georgian Byelorussian Armenian Russian Turk Kurd Greek Persian Moldavian Bulgarian Romanian Albanian Native American |
Slovenian Croatian Serbian Bosnian Azerbejani Kazakh Afghan Pakistani Bangladesh Indonesian Indian Myanmar Mongolian Chinese Korean Japanese Thai Malay Laotian Khmer Vietnamese Sri Lankan Uzbek Other Orient Jewish Aleut Jewish Hebrew language name Arab Turkmenistan Tajik Kirghiz Saudi Iraqi Libyan Egyptian Ruandan Hindu Djbouti |
Manx Telugu Nepal Western Samoa Mauritania Tonga Senegalese Malawi Sudanese Moroccan Afro-American Kenyan Nigerian Ghanian Zambian Congo Central African Rep. Togo Bahrain Qatar Guyanese Tibetan Fiji Swaziland Zulu Xhosa Basotho S. African Liberian Comoros Benin Burkina Faso Niger Ashanti Swahili Angola Mali Hausa |
Pili Zaire Surinam Mozambique Ivory Coast Bhutanese Ethiopian Ugandan Botswanian Cameroon Zimbabwian Namibian Burundi Tanzanian Gambian Somalian Macedonian Chad Gabon Angolan Chechnian Algerian Pilipino Lesotho Tunisian Hawaiian Madagascar Basque Siere Leone Kuwaiti Yemeni Guinea-Bissea Papua New Guinea Equat Guinea Syrian Multi-Lingual Non-English Home Religion |