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Current Financial Situation Aug 29, 2017 ... factors that were most important in your decision. Family member recommended it to me | It's the bank that my family has always used | Number/location of ATMs | Number/location of branches | Large financial institution | Trusted staff/advisors | Branding | Hours of operation at physical locations | Friend recommended it to me | Advertisements | Significant other recommended it to me | Point accrual/rewards that can be used for gifts/purchases (e.g., airline miles) | Special ...
Brands & Marketing Nov 20, 2017 ... /promotes it | Buy a product/service if an influencer endorses/ promotes it BRANDING FRIENDSThree in 10 U.S. and UK Trendsetters know they can be friends with someone because they share the same love for a brand. So it’s no mystery why another three in 10 Trendsetters would like brands to sponsor or host more events to help them meet new friends, who may share the same love for that particular brand.Which of the following, if any, are true for you?Please select all that apply. I know I can be friends ...
Building Brand Loyalty Sep 28, 2016 ... of in-store events NEATLY PACKAGEDPackaging is important to young adults, but their preferences vary by gender and age. Women like simple and clean branding more than men do, while teen Zs are more likely than Ys to want creative or limited-edition packaging. Trendsetters are more likely than adults overall to like clean and limited-edition packaging. Which of the following statements, if any, do you agree with?Please select all that apply. I like simple and clean branding on ...
Shopping Preferences Sep 22, 2016 ... men, 15% U.S. men).Half of U.S. youth and 40% of UK are more comfortable making purchases if they can see products in person.BRANDEDIn our 2013 Y Report, we explored the decline of visible branding and the growing demand for goods and blank-slate styles. This attitude has shifted in recent years among young adults who now prefer name brands over generic brands and products with logos over those without logos. Men are more likely than women, and teen Zs are more likely than their Y ...
Marketing & Advertising Nov 19, 2016 ... creating product packaging that is entertainment in and of itself (see Branding Trends). This is especially true among U.S. youth and 20- to 34-year-olds in that country. Brands also have the opportunity to sell more physical products to consumers tied to entertainment as many want the ability to purchase clothing and accessories created by their favorite brands and entertainers or that tie into the entertainment content they love so much. Additionally, brands can capitalize on youth’s craving for ...
Gender Singlehood/Parenthood Sep 24, 2013 ... vacation package deals just for me. VI, 32I feel like branding for singles is always depressing. It doesn’t exactly make me want to buy anything catered to single life. It feels insulting at times. NIKOL, 24I think that brands avoid marketing to singles because they assume single people don’t cook or picnic or go on vacations. Maybe they assume that those activities require a lover or a little family to enjoy. Not the case! The same goes for things that are often marketed toward housewives and ...
