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Brands woo Millennials with a wink, an emoji or whatever it takes - The New York Times

Brands woo Millennials with a wink, an emoji or whatever it takes - The New York Times | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Marketers are resorting to emojis, outrageous stunts and elaborate events to reach a demographic that has little tolerance for traditional advertising ..."

Anna Mroczkowski's curator insight, October 2, 2015 10:45 PM

In order to attract the minds of the millennials you must reach them through their technology. Smartphones, tablets, laptops any quick, easy and accessible. The attention span of millennials is short then any other demographic. TV is not being watched, it is all online streaming, therefore TV commercials are no longer a sufficient  way of advertising. Companies have come up with ways, such as emojis, to connect with this age group. Emojis are small, but are enough to catch the eye of a millennial. 

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Millennials like cars more than social media and texting, according to a new study - UPI.com

Millennials like cars more than social media and texting, according to a new study - UPI.com | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"A new study from MTV finds millennials like cars more than texting or social media, which contradicts what many previously thought ..."

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