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Youth Markets Alert

Youth Markets Alert

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Use the statistics, reports, and insight in Youth Markets Alert (YMA) to get a handle on what American kids will be thinking about next and how you can capture their attention.

Youth Markets Alert is an exclusive intelligence source on the children's, tween and teen markets. America's youth have enormous spending power — and substantial influence on the buying decisions of their parents, grandparents, and siblings.

YMA is your inside track on the latest news, trends and statistics on what kids are thinking, buying, watching, eating, wearing, recycling, driving. What they're listening to, playing with, afraid of, looking forward to. How they're staying fit, grooming themselves. Their views on sex, families, what's hot — and what's not.

Youth Markets Alert:

  • Reveals the most effective ways to reach pre-schoolers (and their parents and grandparents), tweens, teens and college kids — strategies and tactics you'll apply to your marketing and product development efforts;
  • Uncovers the latest trends in youth marketing so you can keep pace with fast-changing tastes;
  • Arms you with critical demographic and psychographic research so you understand the youth profile from every angle;
  • Presents case studies of who's doing what so you can "steal" from the best and avoid unnecessary pitfalls; and
  • Provides scores of contacts so you can follow-up with sources and deal-makers.

With the twice-monthly PDF of YMA delivered right to your inbox, you get curated abstracts on youth spending, behavior and attitudes — the data you need to bolster reports to senior management and to support new business proposals.

Industry sector surveys (fast food, entertainment, beverage, packaged goods) show you the strategies used by brand marketers, entertainment companies, retailers and others to target today's kids — strategies you'll incorporate into your advertising and promotions to boost sales and extend your reach.

YMA visits America's malls to report directly on what kids are saying and buying, so you keep ahead of the competition in your own business — and ahead of others competing for kids' dollars and attention!

Let Youth Markets Alert be your guide to success in this ever-changing market.

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Youth Markets Alert subscribers have exclusive full access to the latest business intelligence on today's kids:

[YMA] How the Youngest Shoppers Are Revolutionizing the Retail Experience
5/15/2013 There's a revolution underway in the retail industry, driven largely by young shoppers. Although the convergence of the online and offline worlds has an impact on all shopper . . . more >
[YMA] How to Create Compelling Content for Teens
5/15/2013 Creators know that their teen characters must be relatable if they are to successfully connect with a young audience. But that's easier said than done, since there is no typical teen to . . . more >
[YMA] Two in Three Moms Spend More on Kids Than Themselves
5/15/2013 Two in three moms ages 25-54 with kids under age 18 living in their households (65%) say they spend more money on their kids than themselves, according to the Total Beauty Media Grou . . . more >
[YMA] Justin Bieber Loses His Cute and His Charm, According to Teens
5/15/2013 The percentage of teens who think Justin Bieber is attractive has fallen to 7% in March 2013, from 12% in May 2012, according to E-Poll Market Research. Similarly, his charm rating h . . . more >
[YMA] Online Advertisers Receive Best ROI During Primetime
5/15/2013 Online viewers are more likely to remember a brand message-and plan to act on it-when the clip airs between 8 p.m. and midnight, according to video analytic agency TubeMogul. Viewers ex . . . more >
[YMA] Teens Are Connected to and Empowered by Technology
5/15/2013 All teens ages 13-18 surveyed by Ipsos MediaCT and Wikia (100%) go online for at least one hour a day. Slightly less than half (46%) are connected for more than 10 hours a day. . . . more >
[YMA] Families Prepare More Ethnic Dishes Than Singles
5/15/2013 More than nine in 10 parents with children under age 18 (91%) prepared ethnic food at home in the past month, compared to 78% of those without children, according to Mintel. Althoug . . . more >
[YMA] Most Valuable Social Media Brands in 2013
5/15/2013 Facebook ranks as the most valuable social media brand in 2013, according to HWZ University. The valuation is determined by financial revenue; brand strength, including influence, user . . . more >
[YMA] Teen Girls Are Financially Illiterate
5/15/2013 Only one in three girls ages 8-17 knows what a credit score is (38%) or how credit card interest and fees work (37%), according to Girl Scouts of the USA. Four in 10 (40%) don't know ho . . . more >
[YMA] Teens Say the American Dream Involves Happiness, Not Money
5/15/2013 Teens ages 13-15 describe the American Dream as the opportunity to be happy, according to iModerate. They discount the notion that money can buy happiness and dismiss a focus on materia . . . more >
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