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Public Funds

... shopping online, while nearly a quarter want more virtual reality experiences.  Which of the following, if any, would you like to see more of when shopping online?Please select all that apply. Detailed images/videos of products from all angles | More information about products (e.g., dimensions, materials) | More consumer reviews | Ability to order online and pick-up in person | How much items are marked up (e.g., cost to make vs. retail price) | More expert reviews | Virtual ...

Consumer Journeys

... We conducted ethnographies with a dozen young people aged 14 to 34 to understand, in detail, how they make purchases. We explored why they choose the brands they do, how they decide where to buy, and what they love and hate about the shopping experience. For a digitally immersed cohort, it follows that every purchase includes an online component—whether that be researching specs and reading reviews or exploring options via Instagram and sharing their purchases after the fact. But ...

Retail 2.0: Incentivized Shopping

... Modern consumers expect incentives for their brand patronage and advocacy and are willing to strategize and even gamify the act of shopping in order to grab the best deals and reap their deserved rewards.Modern youth shop strategically in order to secure the best price for their purchases. While they are inclined to impulse shop when the urge seizes them, they’re thinking through their deliberate purchases down to the details, deciding on format of purchase (online or IRL), reading reviews and ...

The Future Of Experiential Retail

... A blueprint for how brands can secure their spot in the future of retail through the implementation of strategies that cater to modern youth’s desire for sensory, tactile experiences.The way young consumers shop is becoming polarized: they’re tending toward either experiential or, at the other end of the spectrum, frictionless formats to obtain the products and services they desire. That’s to say, there are times when a consumer wants a tactile, emotional connection to a brand and times when ...

How Can I Help You?

... Trendsetters in the U.S. and about two in five in the UK say their opinion of a brand has been influenced by a review even when they don’t know the reviewer. Whether it be through reading online reviews, watching a YouTube review video, or following a brand’s interaction with a consumer on social media, young people are privy to every detail of a consumer’s interaction with a brand and therefore have high standards when it comes to customer service. The impact that customer service reviews can have on ...

Feedback Loop

... to browse information about a destination as explained by other children who share their experiences and feedback.BIBLIONASIUMBiblionasium; a social network connecting kids, educators, and parents around K-8 reading; introduced a feature for children to write book reviews based on consumer demand and the fact that kids respond more eagerly to book recommendations and reviews. It added the feature based on consumer demand from their friends. - BRANDS PROVIDING FEEDBACK - UA RECORDUA Record, Under ...

Cease & Assist

... Youth are overwhelmed by the abundance of consumption choices at their disposal and seek brands’ help with decision-making.Generations Y and Z can barely remember a time in which they didn’t have an enormous array of options to choose from when selecting any one product or service. As technology grants them access to brands near and far, and there are more companies in any single category in today’s crowded consumer marketplace, young people have an even larger selection of purchase ...

Gut Check

... Faced with a surplus of options and information, today’s young generations are inclined to seek validation before committing to any one decision. Young consumers' need for external assurance is not entirely newfound; individuals have always sought the advice of trusted peers when presented with important choices. But the increased ease with which one can source advice and assurance—via online reviews, comments, likes and upvotes, crowdsourced Q&A sites, and quick requests for approval via email ...

Alternative Education

... LESSONSEducation is at the forefront of consumer engagement and is paramount to building trust with a brand. However, this is no easy task, as only 2% of US youth and 3% of UK youth consider brands as a trustworthy source of information on political and social issues. It is evident that there’s much work to be done on establishing trust. Let’s first start by figuring out how brands got to this place of distrust by consumers when it comes to political and social causes. In Would You(th) Care for a Cause we ...