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The Impact Of Influence

... accurate tools to measure tangible ROI. While the industry awaits the creation of technology to measure the true efficacy of influencer marketing campaigns, it’s important for brands to get a sense of whether or not social media influencers are actually influential when it comes to purchase decisions or if they’re merely another channel.For this answer, brands should look to modern youth, and especially Gen Zs: digital natives whose values and preferences around influencers are key indicators of the ...

Supply & On Demand

... Young people are beginning to replace distributors as entertainment programmers, expecting all media platforms, including movie theaters, to deliver content they request on demand.Gen Y has been living in the on-demand age for the better part of their adult lives, and Gen Z has only ever known such a time. For the most part, they can summon entertainment with just a few clicks, whether that be from their cable queue, their Netflix account, their Spotify stream, or their Kindle account ...

How Can I Help You?

... should make the customer service experience more personal. Making the customer service experience more personalized can be as simple as saying hello to a customer as they enter a store or asking and then addressing them by their name during checkout. Participants in our Gen Y and Gen Z focus groups affirmed this desire for personalized customer service interactions and highlighted its capacity to brighten their day and elevate their opinion of a brand. A 21-year-old female in our focus group said ...

Cassandra's 2021 Outlook

... neighborhood and community that highlights just how localized their lives are right now. Whether they’ve stayed in a city or have decamped for more space (or even moved back into their parent’s houses temporarily), Millennials and the oldest subset of Gen Zs are existing in the neighborhoods they find themselves in a very new way.Cancel Culture is CancelledWhile seemingly everything was literally cancelled in 2020 (even the year itself), the growing backlash against cancel culture, simmering for years now ...

weCommerce

... . Unlike the digital resale pioneers of the late ’90s (like eBay) which, even still, take a rather anonymized approach to buying and selling, today’s equivalents recognize the cyclical nature of resale and, thus, have a distinctly more personal feel, allowing users to connect as individuals just as they are accustomed to doing on social networks. Several Gen Z teens mentioned OfferUp as a platform they love for this very reason. Additionally, consumers themselves are creating informal resale venues for ...

The Media & Entertainment Perspective

... An exploration of how Covid-19 is inducing new consumer behaviors and perspectives around media & entertainmentMore than 4 in 10 young people say their entertainment habits and routines have changed during Covid-19, with nearly half of Gen Zs saying this. Throw in boredom as a factor—with schools closed, job losses and furloughs, and the vast majority being stuck at home—and the numbers spike to about half of young people who say they don't have enough to keep them busy changing up ...

To Your Heart's Content

... Young people today are overstimulated and burnt out, and they're seeking refuge in entertainment that allows them to disengage and recharge.Young people today are overstimulated and burnt out; they’re overwhelmed by work and school, bombarded by ads, and inundated with TV shows, video games, podcasts, and YouTube videos. And even as they're overstimulated, they have a difficult time enjoying downtime, often feeling like they could be doing something more productive. As a result, Ys and Zs are ...

For Your Entertainment

... bingeing content. In the U.S., 41% of Zs, 37% of Ys and Xers, and 29% of Boomers have binge-watched a TV show in the past year, while in the UK, 39% of Zs, 35% of Ys and Xers, and 16% of Boomers have reported doing so. Ys grew up with the advent of the Internet and Zs have never known a time without it, and these technologies have shaped their expectations for immediate gratification, especially when it comes to entertainment. And while Boomers and Xers characteristically possess more patience, having ...

Shop Talk

... Discover the differing retail preferences and habits of Boomers, Xers, Ys, and Zs.The retail landscape is undergoing an evolution, but brands who think online shopping is the only catalyst for these changes are missing crucial pieces of the puzzle. Generational differences among Baby Boomers, Gen Xers, Gen Ys, and Gen Zs create many layers for retailers to dissect and respond to, from the perception each generation has of shopping as an activity to the ways they prefer to go about doing it ...

Over Stimulation

... Youth experience near constant stimulation and struggle to find downtime, making it more important than ever for brands to position themselves as a solution and not add to the noise.In today's society, modern youth experience near constant stimulation. Between social media, work emails that come at all hours of the day and night, cell phone notifications, and the endless barrage of news, it can be difficult to carve out any mental space for quiet. On top of that, when Gen Ys and Zs actually do ...