2010 Youth Trends Report - Digital Buzz Blog
Check out parts 2 and 3 on Digital Buzz Blog: http://www.digitalbuzzblog.com/2010-youth-trends-report/comment-page-1/#comment-4001
And more on What Youth Think website : http://www.whatyouththink.com/
CEO of YOPPS: digital communication and interactive media agency | VELVET AREA: Viral marketing, Buzz, Word of mouth, social networks and online community management
Yael Rozencwajg, CEO and founder of YOPPS|VELVET AREA communication group providing digital services and social marketing for major brands and global corporations.
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Younger Americans Still Fueling Facebook - @eMarketer
via emarketer.com
The largest gain came from males ages 18 to 25, followed by women 26 to 34. Despite the already-large base of users under 35, those groups also posted the highest rates of growth. Increases in usage among older users, which was relatively stronger earlier in 2009, had slowed.
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Younger Women Step to Social Beat - eMarketer
via emarketer.com
Younger women are nearly twice as likely as their Gen X counterparts to say they had discovered a new brand or product when a friend mentioned it in an online status update. They are also significantly more influenced by blogs, by both professionals and especially by “someone like me.”
What about the 'Cougar' Generation ? I'm sure they are as active as the Gen Y, in some other way.
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