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How does a large brand build relevance with Youth? (Scion)

Posted on December 1st, 2008 in mobile youth report, youth research | No Comments »

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 everybody” brand build relevance with a specific segment - such as Youth?

Consider this challenge facing the largest and most profitable automotive manufacturer in the world - Toyota.

Toyota cannot roll out customized fat pipe blinged rims low riding coupes for the mass market because their core value of reliability is also one of a generic appeal - they will alienate your grandmother and the school teacher.

So this is how Toyota does it - meet Scion - the Toyota sub-brand that no one knows is actually Toyota (unless you study the marque a little harder).

Check the video - this is real ownership and consumer generated content in action, this is consumer ownership of the brand - creating rather than sponsoring events, local Scikotics, magazines etc.


Mobile Youth Survey shows market worth quarter of a trillion dollars

Posted on August 20th, 2008 in mobile youth report, youth research, youth survey data | No Comments »

Mobileyouth Data Sample

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1.1 billion consumers aged under 30 with a combined spend on mobile of a quarter of a trillion dollars ($270 billion)! That’s the size of the mobile youth market according to mobileYouth’s latest 2008 research - the mobile youth report. Here are some sample data sets from the report available for download & sharing.


The industry’s official guide to 15-29 yr old mobile youth culture

Download FREE Global Youth Data from the 2008 Mobile Youth Report

“We use Mobile Youth extensively within International Marketing at T-Mobile.”
Tony Kypreos, International Vice President, T-Mobile