Soloists Sep 03, 2015 social life experiences local culture mindfulness ... Spending time alone in public has become a key marker of adulthood as young people increasingly see it as an opportunity to build independence. Today’s young people see reaching the point when one can happily be alone in public as a new marker of maturity, a point of self-awareness. In fact, 82% of youth say being able to be comfortable alone in public is a sign of independence. They are coming to realize that time for personal reflection and growth is as important as cultivating a vibrant ...
Global Gaming Trends May 31, 2018 ... across many topics (see Know It Alls). HQ Trivia kicked off the craze in the U.S. last fall and similar apps have been popping up around the world ever since, becoming an almost overnight hit in China as businesses try to target the country’s more than 700 million mobile internet users. Despite (or perhaps because of) the growing popularity of live quiz games in China, the country’s media and publication regulator is calling for changes after it claimed some game content is “vulgar and tawdry” and ...
Zconomy Mar 09, 2015 gen z spending ownership peer-to-peer sharing economy ... think of a purchase as a long-term investment. Most of my ‘investments’ are clothing, so because my style doesn’t change with trends, I buy things that I know will fit with my style for a long time. I also love investing in clothing because, unlike technology where after a couple years whatever you bought is old and boring, classy clothing stays equally cool or gets cooler as time goes on. PRIYA, 17, WAYs created the sharing economy as a way to address their own unique insecurities surrounding ...
Brand Friends Forever Aug 18, 2013 ... most likely lose the complaining customer. SAM, 26Brands that seem accessible and more like a neighborhood company that you can trust and feel comfortable with are definitely more desirable than a huge corporation that gives off an impersonal vibe. THEO, 19We all want access and direct attention. When I buy something online, I want to know that I can email someone or live-chat with someone to have it taken care of directly. I also want ‘inside information’ or special perks. Brands should follow the ...
Mom Focus Aug 10, 2013 ... A deep-dive into the mindsets of modern mothers.METHODOLOGYA total of 1,000 interviews were conducted online with 18- to 45-year-old moms. The sample composition is ethnically and geographically representative of the US population. Interviewing was conducted June 8, 2011 - June 15, 2011.To qualify for participation in the study, each respondent had to meet the following qualifications:Be the parent of at least one child 0- to 18-years of age living in her householdBe a US residentNot herself ...
The Right Moves Sep 16, 2017 home money transportation travel ... purse strings. Even though the economy has been improving since the Great Recession, young consumers are still choosing these new housing options as a lifestyle. As they are no longer hemmed in by the same societal expectations of success as their predecessors, they don’t see these choices as settling for less but rather making The Right Moves for them as individuals. From tiny houses to co-living, youth have embraced alternative housing that prior generations wouldn’t have considered. They don’t ...
Dual Intentions Nov 30, 2015 global relationships social life dating ... to play The Dating Game passively while going about their lives. After all, one needn’t go out to the bar to meet someone new, but rather, could just as easily encounter a potential mate on a dating app while binge-watching Netflix on the couch at home. The more apps one downloads and services one signs up for, the more perceived opportunities one has to meet not only that special someone but also any interesting someone. They see little reason not to put themselves out there and, in fact, are ...
Pairing Off Dec 02, 2015 global relationships apps dating ... modern technology to be unthinkable, they are proving to be romantics at heart. No matter how easy it is to find a romantic partner through a digital dating destination, they nonetheless aspire to first encounter love in the real world. More than four in five (83%) would rather meet a romantic partner in person than online. This juxtaposition is particularly complicated because they feel ill-equipped to accomplish this on their own having socialized behind screens for so long at this point: only 40 ...
The (DIS)Connect Dec 01, 2015 communication relationships mobile social media ... interests and attitude must match their online image and tone that captured the interest of their date in the first place (see True to Self). It doesn’t take the extreme examples of Catfish to derail a connection; even more subtle differences can diminish the initial attraction. For example, if one is comfortable making jokes and being chatty online but acts serious and reserved in person, the draw that the other felt may diminish. Indicative of the issue of young people translating their emotions and ...
Sense In Sensitivity Mar 06, 2016 marketing social media ... the public with a negative view. Shortly after the earthquake hit Nepal last year, eyewear brand LensKart texted consumers with a pun about how they could shop and shake it off. Online retailer American Swan made a similar joke about its earth-shattering sale. Both brands were immediately called out for their faux pas.I think brands are in a very good position to influence people and motivate them to help causes, and I would like to see them use this position as much as possible, while keeping it ...
