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Marketing Tips

... their gender or sexuality. On the whole, they see one’s sexuality as a non-issue and expect brands to be just as inclusive of LGBT couples in their marketing and entertainment. As such, brands shouldn’t boast about featuring LGBT relationships in their marketing, but rather, they should treat them the same way they would heterosexual relationships. In “First Love,” health insurance company Aetna asked people to talk about their relationship with their true love and what makes it work, ultimately ...

Innovation Marketing Tips

... These marketing tips and examples offer guidance and inspiration for innovation around young people's values.As brands strive to be more innovative than yesterday and from each other, they stand to benefit by focusing their efforts on areas that align with young consumers' values. Young consumers have the greatest influence on society, particularly in terms of adoption of technology and innovation; their acceptance of new products, services, processes, or even mindsets ultimately influences ...

Marketing Tips

... These marketing directives and examples act as guidelines for engaging young consumers in modern adulthood. As young people today take an unconventional, customizable approach to adulthood, marketers need to understand and accurately reflect their new reality. Young generations are empowered to chart their own course and are challenging longstanding societal expectations of what it means to be a grown-up. However, to date, more than half of young people (51%) say that brands don’t understand ...

The New Age

... curating a lifestyle that purposefully borrows from both ends of the spectrum. Ys, as a generation, relish diversity across all categories. While they build identity through passion points, they are consistently arduous in their efforts to not limit themselves to just one area. Now, this inherent desire to encompass opposing ends of a range is being fulfilled further through Ys’ embrace of varied age demographics as it pertains to everything from friends and activities to products and marketing ...

BMS Takeaways

... These marketing directives and examples act as guidelines for engaging in the wellness sphere. “Health and wellness” isn’t just a category to young consumers; it’s key to who they are, how they spend their time, and the purchasing decisions they make. In fact, 70% of Ys say that their wellness activities are an integral part of their personal identity. With this in mind, we’ve assembled a list of top takeaways to help marketers address the importance of wellness in Ys’ lives and build long-term ...

Z Marketing Tips

... These marketing directives and examples act as guidelines for engaging the next generation. Gen Zs may be young, but given their generation’s size, influence, and spending power, marketers need to start thinking about them now. These emerging consumers are already wise to marketing given their unprecedented digital access, which means brands will be tasked with reaching them in continually new and inventive ways. Here are 10 tips to address their unique characteristics and preferences. - THINK ...

Betterment Marketing Tips

... college Style Gurus. The program will offer career training on a range of different topics and fields with personalized curriculums in editorial, photography, social media, graphic design, and marketing/PR. Some of the courses offered include a series of 101 classes covering topics like Photoshop, HTML.CSS, YouTube, and more. Courses are open and free to all gurus; they will also be able to discuss the courses in-depth online with their teachers, many who work for CollegeFashionista’s parent company ...

Home & Away Marketing Tips

... These marketing tips and examples offer guidance and inspiration for engaging modern youth around their passion for travel and need for IRL community.Young generations are reimagining travel and disrupting in-person community to fit their modern lifestyle and preferences. As they redefine what it means to get away and to belong, brands across all verticals have new opportunities to reach them where they travel and where they live. Tapping into Gen Ys’ and Zs’ prioritization of travel and ...