ENGAGE:MILLENNIALS
by Aliza Freud on Oct 30, 10:31 AM
A few months ago, we decided to do a multi-generational study to better understand women and food.
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by Kipp Jarecke-Cheng on Oct 23, 11:00 AM
When it comes to dating and love, Millennials often (undeservedly) get a bad rap from the olds for not being serious enough about their romantic pursuits. Thanks to technology and the proliferation of nearly 4,000 dating services coupled with many Gen Y singles' active participation in the dating game, Millennials have been broadly saddled with the decidedly unromantic conceit of Netflix & Chill, a new name for the age-old pastime formerly known as the no-strings-attached hook up.
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by Boris Gartner on Oct 19, 1:30 PM
By 2030, all of the nation's population growth will come from the multicultural millennials of today, according to Nielsen's recent report, "The Multicultural Edge." These media-savvy, socially empowered "super consumers" are the imperative for both brands and publishers to understand. But where are brands supposed to invest their time and money to reach this highly influential and sometimes fickle audience?
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by John Rich on Oct 16, 11:36 AM
At this point, the laser-like marketing focus on millennials is a given. And when it comes to connecting with millennials, there's no media like digital mobile media. With the precipitous decline in traditional media consumption and the issues plaguing the desktop Web - from ad fraud to ad blocking - mobile is seen as the millennial marketing promise land, where ads roamed free.
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by MaryLeigh Bliss on Oct 9, 3:00 PM
Our monthly survey of Millennials and teens recently found that 84% of 18-32-year-olds grocery shop, and 56% of those who shop say they do most or all of the grocery shopping for their household. Four in ten tell us they are grocery shopping about once a week, and over 20% are going more than once a week. We also know that though the majority of 13-17-year-olds do not do the grocery shopping themselves, 31% of teens say they have say in at least half of the groceries that are purchased in their household, and 60% say they have some say-so …
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by David Whitehouse on Oct 5, 12:03 PM
This year the millennial generation, born between 1980 and 2000, surpassed baby boomers as the largest living American generation in U.S. history. With a buying power of an estimated $1.4 trillion, or 30% of retail sales, according to the U.S. Census and Standard & Poor's, they have significant leverage to influence the product and service world that surrounds them.
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by Bryce Johnson on Oct 2, 9:40 AM
For business owners trying to engage millennials, social media can either be your biggest ally, or your greatest downfall. Either way, you have to utilize it. Knowing how to engage users on all of the different types of platforms, as well as socializing your own brand, is imperative to truly connect with your millennial consumer base and keep them committed to your brand. Here are some of my tips on how to bring a social component to your business strategy, both on external social networking sites, as well as internally - two of the most important puzzle pieces in the …
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