• ENGAGE:MOMS
    Millennial Moms (And Dads) Bringing Back The Art Of Couponing
    Over the last 40 years, it was not uncommon to see moms (and increasingly dads) huddled around kitchen tables, scissors in hand, clipping out all those little squares of savings known as coupons. From penny savers to local newspapers, budget-minded families made coupons a part of every shopping trip. It seems that Millennials learned a lot from their parents as they are now keeping couponing alive, but in a much more tech-savvy way.
  • ENGAGE:MOMS
    Hey, Dude ... Happy Father's Day
    In this space where we focus on millennial moms, it's a good time to shine the spotlight on millennial dads on this Father's Day weekend. After all, it's good to remember that moms wouldn't get the title without dads (or whatever term fits in today's family dynamic). Marketers could find valuable opportunities with millennial dads, a young generation of men who are rewriting the script for what fathers look like and how families are shaped. Today's dads are influential, involved and interested in new ways to approach parenting. Sound familiar?
  • ENGAGE:MOMS
    What's Holding Moms Back?
    Mom is a hard word in business. I know firsthand that women can be both productive professionals and happy parents. It's not that difficult. Still, it requires a little rethinking of the old-fashioned, male-dominated leadership hierarchy in most businesses, especially in marketing and advertising.
To read more articles use the ARCHIVE function on this page.