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mobileYouth @ The American Marketing Association

by Graham Brown on February 15, 2011

Where would we be without SMS, BBM, Facebook and MP3s? Youth discovered them first. Find out what’s hot and what’s not in the Youth Mobile Age in this webcast presented by Graham Brown from mobileYouth. Mobile Youth tracks emerging trends and culture amongst young mobile consumers worldwide for clients from telecommunications and handset OEMs to [...]

How can Nokia recapture the youth segment?

by Graham Brown on June 16, 2010

A new webinar presented by Graham Brown and Ben Leis of mobileYouth. We’ll be taking a health check on the Nokia brand from the youth perspective and answering the following questions: * How is Nokia losing ground to Blackberry in the student segment? * Where should Nokia focus now? * Where are the key bottlenecks [...]

Youth Mobile Loyalty – Webinar

March 24, 2010

Live at 1500 GMT on Wed 24th March 2010 hosted by Graham Brown and Ben Leis of mobileYouth. We’ll share exclusive insights from the 2010 mobileYouth report not available anywhere else publicly. We discuss: * The myth of youth wanting everything for FREE * Are youth loyalty rates increasing or decreasing in mobile? * What [...]

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Youth Marketing Webinar BETA – Thursday 5th March 1730 GMT

March 3, 2009

It’s a trial webinar. Ping me if you are interested in taking part. Will be 30 minutes long and takes place online via audio & video. Come along and say hello – introduce yourself to other marketers in the space. If you want an invite contact us here or ping me on Twitter TIME: 1230 [...]

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Youth Marketing Trends Webinar – Idea Stage

January 16, 2009

What is it? A webinar (online seminar) for people passionate about youth marketing trends Crowdsource the future. Share our ideas and insights. 1) Read the presentation 2) If you like what you see pitch in with your ideas / message me on twitter or by email 3) Reflect on the following questions: What value could [...]

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