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The Future Of Experiential Retail

... -ups by playing host to classes, activities, and brand activations, which last from six to eight weeks each. The actual inventory, as well as the store’s design, rotates out too, creating a dynamic retail experience that continually engages patrons. Facebook For one day only in NYC, Facebook set up a pop-up kiosk at Bryant Park’s annual Holiday Market to specifically address concerns about privacy in the wake of the company’s internationally-publicized privacy scandals. Users and non-users alike ...

All The Feels

... for certain people, with posts curated for the specific audience. There are ways for Zs to hide social media updates from some friends so they don’t feel like they’re being left out. As a generation that is generally inclusive of all people, when they are doing something that excludes others, they’re highly sensitive to the possible negative effects and therefore attempt to minimize them with privacy settings or only sharing particular posts with particular people. Zs use social media to filter ...

Global Social Trends

... Millennials are choosing to be more of the homebody type for different reasons. Increasingly, they're spending time in the privacy of their own living space as opposed to going out and being social because they feel the need to as a result of being overworked or in the presence of too much pollution. It's not that they don't want to go out and be social, but these cultural factors make it hard for them to do so. Chinese youth are finding escape through the Internet and are often sending one another ...

Culture Spotlight On The U.S.

... been heralded as the best music of 2018 so far in the U.S. has come from female artists. Cardi B now holds the most simultaneous entries in the Billboard Hot 100 chart, with 13 of her singles making the list, topping Beyoncé, who had 12 entries after the release of her 2016 album "Lemonade." And while Cardi B and her album "Invasion of Privacy" are the biggest success of the year, much of the other music earning attention in the U.S. as of late comes from her female counterparts ...

Gen Z State Of Mind

... and children are very important to Zs, they rank being wealthy as a higher aspiration, suggesting they view money as providing more security than people. Zs’ need for security is also manifesting in their prioritization of privacy. Despite their young age, many use a VPN and are seeking out products and services that ensure their activity and identity are kept private (see The Privacy Premium). This desire is also causing them to think twice about their digital habits; about four in 10 in ...

Beacons

... store or space—as via IBM’s Presence Zones, which “learn” and respond to shopper activity in-store. The functionality and unobtrusiveness of beacons could soon make location-based targeting a mainstream concept—assuming applications prove their worth to warrant the price of user privacy. Below, explore some early applications of beacon technology in retail and beyond, and read up on how to prepare for and troubleshoot consumer wariness. - USE BEACONS TO... - Greet shoppers with customized welcome ...

Retail 2.0: Tech-Based Commerce

... or those with a Chinese bank account, so any expansion is limited to those groups for now. U.S. consumers have been slower to adopt these sorts of mobile payments, in no small part because the tech is often buggy and inconsistent. There's also the issue of privacy, which is a significant concern: more than half of U.S. and UK Trendsetters avoid companies if they don't trust them to use their data ethically (see Data Mine). Still, streamlining the shopping process with mobile payments is a huge ...

Global Movie Trends

... level. One such institution is the seemingly-infinite expanse of technology that today’s youth are fully immersed in. Both Gen Y and Gen Z deeply depend on technology even as 35% of global youth are concerned about their privacy and security online; young people in China (49%), South Africa (47%), India (40%), and Mexico (40%) are even more concerned. Another 28% of young people around the world worry about how much information other people can see about them online. This jumps to 40% of youth in ...

Digital Etiquette

... …” posts can sometimes pick up steam; Facebook users, especially, like to “like” things. But in terms of social media strategy, these posts clog up the newsfeed, and look silly when the number of “likes” stays low. - 5. PRACTICE DIGITAL EMPATHY - As big data becomes an established part of most marketing strategies, we’re entering into ethically complex and potentially creepy territory in terms of individual privacy. The more data brands collect, the more they discover about consumers’ personal lives ...

Alt Pay

... businesses. Payment company Ribbon offers a mobile-forward alternative to PayPal, allowing users to send payments via email regardless of whether their recipient has his or her own Ribbon account. Square’s payment app, Square Cash, lets anyone with a debit card send money via email. - BITCOIN - Open-source digital currency Bitcoin gives privacy-minded users an alternative to traditional banking—and a means for going off the financial grid. As legislators look to regulate the peer-to-peer bitcoin ...