Plurals, the population born after 1996, differ from Millennials in multiple ways, e.g., they demand more choice and explore tech more readily and impatiently. As a result, marketers need to understand implications, such as recognizing that developmental abilities among age groups within Plurals affects device usage and their need for social currency rises with age.
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This submission to the Ogilvy Awards explains the research among Multicultural Millennials that led to the resurgence of the Comedy Central program, Key & Peele, in its fourth season. The findings from their three different studies resulted in new marketing approaches, such as partnerships with Hip-Hop fans, and led to increases in awareness, audience, ratings and social media activity.
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Facebook synthesized analysis from four sources to report on the use of mobile by U.S. multicultural consumers in their shopper journeys. Their research not only reinforced the importance of mobile among African-Americans, Asian-Americans, and Hispanics; it also found differences in their mobile purchase behavior, e.g., African-Americans and Hispanics inspect fewer products when purchasing on mobile vs. desktop.
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A study of the passion points in Millennial families resulted in findings that can increase the odds marketers will succeed in appealing to parents in this important group. Among the findings: the overriding passion point for parents is making sure their kids are prepared to succeed.