More Cool Youth Brands

Brands covered this week: Orange, Red Bull, Slow Cow, JetBlue, Pepsi, YouTube, Toyota, Adidas & Disney
Orange offers fair exchange
Orange offers an array of free stuff to 16-to24 year olds. The catch? Students have to receive ads on their mobile phones. The free stuff include make-up and tickets and possibly free calls and texts. (Richard Wray @ Guardian.co.uk)
Anti-Red Bull
Slow [...]

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Cause and Connect:10 inspiring case studies how Youth Brands use good causes to sell

If you want to see how youth marketing will look in 5 years time, look no further than these inspirational examples.

Summary: Why should you consider social values?
1) Direct marketing (especially display advertising) is less effective with youth
2) To engage youth you need to create
3) Youth are increasingly buying brands as a result of their associate [...]

Great Brands & Youth Marketing: How does a large brand build relevance with Youth? (Scion)

Youth Marketing is all about something you do with not to youth.” Graham Brown (mobileYouth 2008 Report)
Following my earlier riff about trends in the marketing of Great Youth Brands (last time was Red Bull), I’d like to talk about one of my favourites.
This is the key question – how does a mass market “everything to [...]

The 10 Changes a CEO needs to make to win young consumers – #7 Go Organic

The fruit of youth marketing lies in organic soil.
Excuse the poetic analogy for one moment whilst we take a look at how companies are forging long term dialogue and relationships with young consumers using innovative methods.
The innovation lies not in technology. This is not about discovering a web2.0 widget but in using innovative approaches to [...]

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