Category: Youth Marketing
Mar 09, 2010Got To Be Real
Gen Y wants brands to be themselves - really reveal who they are at the core - and stick to that. We don't want brands to over promise on something they can never deliver. We can smell deceit and dishonesty immediately. So as we say - 'it's best to keep it real'.Feb 26, 2010
Rockin’ In The Free World
When you give someone something for free, it's hard to get them to ever pay for it again. This is especially true among the Gen Y consumer. Not only do we expect that product/service to be free but we will research ways to get additional product/services for free.Feb 19, 2010
We’re All In This Together
Posted in: Company Culture, Market Research, Market Strategy, Youth Culture, Youth Marketing (0) Comments
Gen Y has bought into and lives the motto 'all for one, one for all'. We find that we can get more done through community efforts rather than doing it ourselves. We see the power in numbers and have grown up with the social resources that service out need for peer unity: Facebook, MySpace and YouTube to state the obvious ones for you.
Feb 12, 2010
Don’t Worry, Be Happy!
Posted in: Company Culture, Market Research, Market Strategy, Youth Culture, Youth Marketing (1) Comments
For Generation Y, the glass if half full. Gen Y believes that life is here for the taking. The most pampered generation, they believe the world revolves around them. They are empowered to move around or influence systems that aren't meeting their needs.
Feb 11, 2010
An Introduction to our ABC’s of Y and Z Blog Series
Posted in: Company Culture, Market Research, Market Strategy, Youth Culture, Youth Marketing (0) Comments
In our blog series, "The ABC's of Y and Z", we will explore all things Generation Y and a few little morsels of their successors, Generation Z.
Dec 10, 2009
Let’s Go Viral Contest Announces Winner
We had a chance to work with Funny or Die to promote their Let's Go Viral contest. After months of promotion, thousands of submissions and hours of watching hilarious videos it has finally come to an end.Aug 18, 2009
How Brand Savvy are Tweens?
Wait....what's a tween? Well, for the purposes of this study, covered on the Today Show last week, a tween is between the ages of 8 and 12. So, you might now be thinking...why the hell do we care what they think? They don't have any money to spend.Aug 14, 2009
Bras and Clean Air
Posted in: Entertain the Senses, Experiental Marketing, Market Research, Youth Culture, Youth Marketing (0) Comments
So, I just spent my Saturday at the famous Lollapalooza in Chicago. Having not been to Lolla for more than 10 years (if I’m honest, closer to 15 years), I was curious to see what had changed and what had stayed the same.
Aug 03, 2009
Premise Welcomes New Vice President Client Services
Premise Youth Marketing, which specializes in integrating brands into youth culture. Announced that Aaron Smith has passed the “cool kid” test and joined the team as VP of Client ServicesJul 27, 2009
Are Images Of Diversity Important When Marketing To Teens?
Eyeingmarketing.com spoke with Premise about multi-cultural diversity and how important being diverse is with teens when it comes to advertising communications (images to be specific).
