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The Monetization Generation

... , too.ACTION ITEMSZs are frequently finding ways to make money off of others, such as by selling items they make or no longer want, renting out their belongings, and even offering up their skills. Brands should tap into their focus on the peer-to-peer marketplace by offering platforms, events, and campaigns encouraging them to sell to others.Zs’ focus on making money has made them interested in engaging in the stock market and a growing share already participate. Consider providing educational resources to ...

Dollars And Sense

... account to borrow money, and must pay back the money within six months. - ALT FINANCIAL EDUCATION - SOCIETY OF GROWNUPSA “masters program for adulthood,” Society of Grownups’s curriculum combines financial classes with supper clubs, guest speakers, and special events to help Ys achieve a solid fiscal footing that will make their personal goals more attainable. The company hosts affordable Core Financial Classes on subjects like investments, debt, and inheritance, and also provides one-on-one ...

Friends With Benefits

... increasingly intertwined, making young people more likely than their older counterparts to regard their coworkers simply as friends. Nearly 60% of young adults consider their colleagues their friends, and more than half enjoy spending time with them outside the office or at work-related events. Social media has also broken down barriers, enabling colleagues to “friend,” and therefore know more about, each other. Recognizing that they spend so much of their time with their colleagues—often more than they do ...

The New Age

... ). Gone are the days when all ages viewed being in their 20s as aspirational. Ensure your advertising isn’t so narrowly focused that it becomes irrelevant to those outside the age range of the models you're using. Today’s young adults greatly admire older generations and enjoy interacting with them socially. Consider services or events that allow older, experienced people to lend advice and wisdom and young people to share their perspective on changing technology, culture, and entertainment; this ...

Gender Trends

... men’s-only stores, to open by 2016. Lululemon has carried men’s clothing in Canada since its 1998 founding and in the US since 2003, but the company’s marketing (and perhaps its feminine name) has led many to regard the brand as primarily for women. To attract more males, Lululemon has been partnering with US athletic events. The Olympic men’s beach volleyball team wore the brand’s apparel, as did participants of the Wall Street Decathlon, and Lululemon even offered free yoga classes to the ...

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Popular Culture & Events

... A quantitative over of global youth’s attitudes and perceptions towards branded events.LIVE EVENT ATTENDANCE & INTERESTNearly half (45%) of youth across the globe have attended a concert in the past year, and another four in 10 have attended a live event focusing on an educational lecture (outside of school/work), a music festival, a gallery or museum event, and a play/musical. Those aged 22-34 are more likely than those aged 14-21 to have attended each of these types of live events in the past ...

Important Influences & Keeping Up With News/Current Events

... I Can’t Live WithoutHow important to your life, if at all, are each of the following?I Can't Live Without It Summary Music | Mental health/wellness | Technology | Travel | Social media | Beauty/grooming | Video games | Movies | Sports | Fashion/style | TV shows | Digital culture | Live events | Social causes | News/current events | Podcasts | Celebrity culture | Politics Music | Mental health/wellness | Technology | Travel | Social media | Beauty/grooming ...

Current Events & Issues

... A quantitative overview of how today's current events and issues impact Gen Z and Gen Y. Nearly all U.S. and UK Trendsetters, 95% and 93% respectively, agree everyone has a responsibility to be an informed citizen.INFORMED THROUGH NEWSWhich of the following, if any, do you agree with?Agree Summary I consider it a personal responsibility to be an informed citizen | I feel a negative emotional response when I consume the news (e.g., anxious, depressed) | I avoid the news TOO MUCH ...

POP Live

... events | Couch potato - I’d like to spend my free time zoning out on the couch | Workaholic - I’d like to spend my free time focused on my career/school and getting ahead THOUGHTS ON IDEAL FREE TIMEI would travel the world exploring cool areas, dining at the best restaurants, and taking in spectacular scenery. I would also attend a huge number of NBA games and concerts because I love basketball and music. In a sense I would do the same things I already do, except on a much bigger (and more ...