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Baby boomers

Once the largest genration

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Baby boomers

Reluctant to change

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Baby boomers

first group that “in mass” went to college

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Baby boomers

“me generation”

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Baby boomers

beginning of gender/racial conversations

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Baby boomers

Not living on phones

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Baby boomers

Use daytime traditional media

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Baby boomers

Products that are durable and reliable; lasting value

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Baby boomers

Clear and direct communication with

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Baby boomers

highlight family values

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Baby boomers

“accessible” tech use

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Gen X

1st time with dual income being normal

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Gen X

More women in the workplace

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Gen X

Rising divorce rates, mixed families

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Gen X

Individuals became self-sufficient early on

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Gen X

more entrepreneual

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Gen X

Use multichannel marketing

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Gen X

Authenticity and transparency

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Gen X

play into self-esteem and self-actualization

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Gen X

Address financial security

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Millennials

Women have full employment opportunities

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Millennials

little brand loyalty

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Millennials

more accepting of diversity

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Millennials

computers introduced during early education

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Millennials

challenge hierarchy

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Millennials

FOMO

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Millennials

autonomous and independent

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Millennials

experiences>possessions

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Millennials

helicopter and snow-plow parents

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Millennials

engage through social causes/social responsibility

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Millennials

embrace individuality and competence

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Millennials

value sense of togetherness; play into FOMO

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Millennials

Social media engagement

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Millennials

personalization and customizationM

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Millennials

Instant gratification/conveniency (ex: fast shipping)

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Gen Z

Grew up with technology

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Gen Z

more accepting

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Gen Z

highly collaborative

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Gen Z

last majority white cohort in US

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Gen Z

don’t splurge as much

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Gen Z

Financial midset affected by the Great Recession

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Gen Z

Cherish work/life balance

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Gen Z

single parent/multicultural households

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Gen Z

care about mental health

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Gen Z

more adaptable

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Gen Z

optimistic

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Gen Z

focus on wellbeing and mindfulness

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Gen Z

Mobile-centric

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Gen Z

inclusivity & diversity

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Gen Z

Short form content

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Gen Z

emphasize experiences

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Gen Z

promote lasting value and investments

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Gen Z

Sustainability

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Gen Alpha

Digital immersion

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Gen Alpha

Visual content

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Blacks

fashion trendsetters

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Blacks

Changed music in America

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Blacks

Buying power ~1.5T

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Blacks

Black women spend 10X more on beauty products than white women

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Blacks

Drink more bottled water

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Blacks

use more laundry detergent

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Blacks

use mobile technology more (media consumption)

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Blacks

proud of culture and committed to preserving it

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Blacks

equate brand names with quality and status

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Blacks

dress to please themselves > others

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Blacks

spend time with families; has the most households in the US

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Blacks

Post-Civil rights Blacks see race as less divisive

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Blacks

Communicate in intimate AND relevant ways

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Blacks

more confident about the economy

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aspire to get ahead/have lots of money

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moving from urban to suburban (need for transportation and larger houses)

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Increase savings

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Celebrate ethnic diversity in a relevant way

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Hispanics

buying power ~2T

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Hispanics

largest subculture

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Hispanics

largely bilingual

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Hispanics

importance put on family

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shopping is a family activity

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Hispanics

Use and spend more on mobile technology

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Hispanics

teens are “Americanized”

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Hispanics

more likely to purchase a product advertised on social media

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Hispanics

Longer acculturation periods

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spend more time on online stores

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