The Shape Of Belonging: A Map To Modern Community Dec 12, 2018 ... in Mary Jane’s case, her willingness to stay in, the suburbs is a reflection of the evolution of this type of location to provide residents amenities normally found in cities (see State of the Sub/Urban). Indigo is from the small city of Perrysburg, OH where he lives with his family. Indigo finds a sense of belonging within his immediate community in places such as the cinema, the library, the local school that holds community events, and the shopping center near his home. However, he must ...
There's No Place Like Home(town) Dec 11, 2018 ... Against The World, LNSNG, and Bullzerk (see examples for more) promote merch-like streetwear items that proudly express one’s ties to their original community and further show that it’s not just the country’s biggest cities that earn fierce loyalty from natives. In the accessory space, indie brand Lat & Lo allows customers to order necklaces, bracelets, rings, and more that are inscribed with the geographic coordinates that represent the places where special memories or life events have taken place ...
Where There's A Will, There's Away Dec 10, 2018 ... , such as going to the movies, or cancel their media subscriptions, young people are willing to do so as they see this as a non-essential area in their lives that can add up. Though they're more willing to cut back on the aforementioned categories, it's fitting that entertainment spending is sometimes cut as they'd rather explore the world first-hand than see it or hear about it via the content they consume. From modern youth’s perspective, missing out on entertainment events or not having ...
Have Guidance, Will Travel Dec 08, 2018 ... example, Uber could offer itineraries by neighborhood and give discounts to customers visiting those destinations; Netflix could compile a sightseeing list of movie-related locales; Spotify could provide a list of music-related events and activities; and Lululemon could offer a guide to the best yoga classes, retreats, and even healthy food spots in a destination. Brands can even host the actual travel excursions themselves (see examples)—44% of Trendsetting youth in the U.S. and 33% in the UK ...
The Joyride Dec 07, 2018 ... transforming ordinary moments of their lives into important, shareworthy events (see ROI [Return On Image]), brands across all verticals have an opportunity to help them make the miles between point A and point B count.ON THE ROAD AGAINIn the same way that young people care about much more than the final product, whether it be clothing, entertainment, or food/beverages, they also care about more than the final destination. They are interested in knowing about the path to get there, both literally ...
Innovation Halo Sep 21, 2018 ... app, Pebble smartwatch app, or via voice ordering with Dom. In 2016, it began allowing consumers to also order using Amazon Alexa, Apple Watch, Facebook Messenger, and Google Home.2017: Domino's Tracker & IFTTT Integration Domino's partnered with IFTTT, a free online service that allows users to create connections among digital devices and have certain events in one device trigger other events in another device. This allows IFTTT users to sync with the Domino's Tracker, which monitors the progress ...
Need For Speed Sep 20, 2018 ... want to remove the hassles associated with browsing and buying, which they see as excessive and unnecessary. However, this emphasis on optimization should not imply that all retail will become entirely contactless in the future, particularly as young people increasingly seek out experiential retail, including in-store events and activities that help them feel more connected in today's increasingly digital world (see Community > Commerce); rather, when they want to quickly have their purchase ...
Data Mine Sep 19, 2018 ... level of trust from the brands and companies they engage with. Although they’re willing to share information, it doesn’t mean they’re offering it up on a silver platter—they don’t believe there’s anything they can do personally that will prevent such events from occurring, so instead they’re looking to the brands they share it with to protect them. Young consumers are willing to hand over their information to a trustworthy brand if it will beget them personalized offerings, increased ...
Digital Wellbeing Movement Sep 18, 2018 ... outside of the technology industry can join the digital wellness movement by providing products and services that encourage time away from devices or by creating events and spaces that facilitate phone-less IRL experiences. They can also heed the warnings about the negative effects of digital overload and apply digital wellness practices to their own organizations for the wellbeing of their employees. We've previously found that young people are turned off by jobs where they're constantly connected to ...
State Of The Art Sep 15, 2018 ... even change the messages in real time to fit events in pop culture, global politics, and market activity—will be made even stronger with creative algorithms that will be taught to identify and serve up exactly what will pique consumer interest, more so than targeted ads do now. This is especially exciting from a visual marketing standpoint, as brands would be able to more readily harness the increased capabilities for image distribution by individual viewers. For instance if two different ...