22 Facts About Youth marketing

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Youth marketing market is critical because of the demographic's buying power and its members' influence on the spending of family members.

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Examples of brands embraced by youth and used as examples in marketing cases are Vans Footwear, which used youth marketing tactics to grow from a niche skateboard shoe brand to a successful international business, and Mountain Dew, a well known soft drink brand that expanded market share through youth marketing tactics in the 1990s.

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Since the 1980s, the Youth marketing industry has seen an increase in research as well as an increase in spending.

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The public opinion on youth marketing ethics according to this survey was mostly negative.

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Also he found that Youth marketing that took place in public schools was unacceptable and that governmental regulations should be put in place to prevent Youth marketing groups from advertising to eight-year-olds.

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Talks on youth marketing have been ongoing; there have been few changes to policy or law in regards to marketing to youth.

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Youth trends are part of an environment pertaining to information that we know as youth marketing and is rapidly evolving and is interconnected with the evolution of transmission systems and content quality.

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Youth marketing is under increased scrutiny by many public-oriented establishments such as government agencies, academia, and the media.

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The increased inquiry into the Youth marketing industry has occurred because of the increased commercialism towards kids and Youth marketing in schools.

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Recently in youth marketing there has been much information and misinformation on this topic despite the issue of youth marketing.

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Youth marketing advertising is an important determinant of consumer behavior; it has been shown to have an influence on a youths' product preference and purchase requests.

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Youth marketing-oriented audiences tend to become more critical about their purchases and less susceptible to media advertising as they grow up.

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Viral Youth marketing occurs primarily on the Internet from word-of-mouth communication among consumers.

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Studies of social adolescents in social Youth marketing media are usually concerned with activities that have heavy consequences.

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Recently though the demarketing of these harmful behaviors has started to occur slowly over the years, the focus of social and youth marketing has shifted from reinforcing positive behavior in favor of discouraging abusive behaviors.

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Since social and youth marketing are trying to head in this direction it indicates to the industry that youth marketing can be used for positive benefits.

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Youth marketing is controversial because children are unaware that they are intentionally being targeted by company advertisers to ensure brand awareness, establish positive attitudes and encourage brand endorsement.

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Youth marketing demographic prefers to be targeted by personalised advertisements because they want to be informed of a brand or product which offers a similar or related product they have previously purchased.

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The youth population approve of Internet banner ads due to the fact that they do not feel pressured by youth marketing and feel capable of assessing their own purchasing decision.

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The majority of the youth population do not feel that youth marketing has inflicted any substantial pressured through advertisements.

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Youth marketing consumers are continuously on the Internet and are unconsciously encouraged to promote brand awareness and spread positive word of mouth about a product or brand to their friends and family.

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Youth marketing is mainly embedded in phone apps and online games, even in virtual worlds that state there are no ads.

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