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Duty Free

... yourself?Those who need each item taken care ofSummary of have done this/interested but have not done yet Home maintenance | Home cleaning | Lawn care | Laundry | Tutoring children | Grocery shopping | Running errands | Meal preparation (e.g., BlueApron, Plated, personal chef) | Home goods item shopping (e.g., toilet paper, detergent) | Home decorating | Petcare | Clothes shopping RUSH DELIVERY Today’s youth lead such busy and hectic lives that time has become a scarce resource. In the ...

Habits/Rituals: Impact On CPG

... workwear, with many young people sharing that they’re sticking to PJs, lounge clothing and athletic wear in recent months. In the area of food and beverage, forced shifts to cooking more for themselves has many young people discovering a passion for culinary crafts that they plan to maintain going forward. In addition, young people remain wary of dining out but have embraced contactless delivery for food and grocery items, which may spell a significant shift for the restaurant and grocery industries in ...

Innovation Halo

... - Even though these brands have had big wins with innovation, that hasn't stopped them from continually pushing the boundaries. Turn to them for inspiration on how to acquire and maintain an Innovation Halo. - ​Domino's Thinks Outside The (Pizza) Box - Pizza chain Domino's regularly innovates in a holistic sense, thinking beyond its products to improve everything from ordering to delivery. The brand embodies a culture of innovation by taking advantage of new technologies coming out of other ...

The Retail & Spending Perspective

... redefining conspicuous consumption: they still count unnecessary spending in this category, but their beloved experiences are also coming under fire. They’re shifting their habits to include safer versions that still satisfy their need to share on social media. Additionally, new habits are emerging that impact brand loyalty, including supply chain issues, outsourcing decision-making to delivery services, and even DIY trends. Use our exploration of this topic to learn how your brand can take action now to ...

Need For Speed

... , from fashion to food and beverage to gaming. While Gen Ys have become accustomed to a constantly quickening pace of accessing or receiving the products and services they desire, Gen Zs have never known a time in which immediacy wasn't the norm. Bingeable shows, two-day Amazon Prime delivery, and even virtual medical care have set the standard for “fast" as a given—and even these services are being challenged to get faster with the introduction of Amazon Now and predictive medicine. Speed has ...

Membership Drive

... model. Users can get lunch from one of more than 50 restaurants each weekday. Starting at 7pm each night, they can browse the next day’s menu, which features rotating selections from participating restaurants. They can then place an order before 9:30am the day of and specify the pickup time to skip the line.MuncheryOn-demand food delivery startup Munchery introduced a membership program that, for $8.95 a month or $85 a year, lowers the price point of individual meals by up to 20%.HoochHooch lets ...

Storefront Extensions

... storefronts, simulating the always-on experience of the web in the real world. Shoppable walls, windows, and billboards let individuals browse and buy products offline at any time, and easily schedule delivery or pickup of the items they purchase. These technologies tend to mimic the act of online shopping, but on a larger and more public platform, intended to catch the attention of passersby. Also contributing to the growth of the always-on/offline retail landscape is a growing number of vending machines ...

Social (TV) Network

... Youth are spending the largest share of their entertainment consumption time on social media, as it’s become the new TV for young generations. Youth’s rapid adoption of streaming services has left TV networks and movie studios threatened. Yet, it’s not just Netflix, Hulu, and the like that are stealing a significant share of Gen Ys’ and Zs’ entertainment consumption time; increasingly, social media is a larger piece of the pie as it’s become a legitimate entertainment delivery platform ...

Green Rush

... marijuana use, and some (Alaska, Colorado, Oregon, and Washington) have even legalized possession—Gen Ys’ open-minded nature and tremendous spending power are highly influential factors in this shift. From marijuana delivery services to creative cannabis food and beverages, young entrepreneurs are leading the so-called Green Rush that is moving pot away from its patchouli-and-bongwater-soaked reputation and rebranding it as a legitimate, modern lifestyle product that offers benefits complementary to ...