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Talkin’ ‘Bout … My Genera4on Stacy DeBroff October 19, 2011

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Talkin’  ‘Bout  …  My  Genera4on  Stacy DeBroff!October 19, 2011!

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Op4mis4c,  entrepreneurial,  confident.  Digital  na4ves  –  live  online,  communicate  via  email/text  not  phone.    Terrorism,  Gulf  War,  

Y2K,  9/11,  Facebook  “En$tled”  

Free-­‐spirited,  experimental,  yet  also  loyal.    Vietnam,  Watergate,  Women’s  Rights,  

Transistor  Radios  “Me  Genera$on”  

 

Latch-­‐key  kids,  self-­‐reliant  –  not  into  labels.  Resist  paren4ng/family  models  of  mother’s  genera4on.  End  of  the  Cold  War,  AIDS,  Atari,  

Space  ShuWle  Challenger,  War  on  Drugs    “Defiant”  

 

BOOMERS  

1946  -­‐  1964  

GEN    -­‐XERS  

1965  -­‐  1976  

GEN      -­‐Y  ERS  

1977  -­‐  1992  

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Stepping  Out  of  Lockstep  

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¥   Moms  answered  90+  in-­‐depth  ques4ons  about  their  abtudes  toward:    

¥   Paren$ng  &  being  a  Mom  

¥ Use  of  social  media  &  technology      ¥   How  they  want  to  engage  with  brands  

 

 W  H  E  N    &    W  H  O    

     A  B  O  U  T    

¥   In  April  2011,  we  surveyed  900+  Moms:  ¥   Gen  Xers  ¥   Gen  Yers  ¥   Boomer  Moms  

¥   All  with  kids  under  11  years  old  ¥ Survey  took  45  minutes  to  complete  

 

M  E  T  H  O  D  O  L  O  G  Y  

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         In-­‐person  Mom  Friends      Spouse/Partner      Product  Ra4ngs/Recommenda4ons  My  Online  Mom  Friends        Retail  Stores          Mom  Blogs          Child  Experts  (In-­‐Person)      Online  Paren4ng  Sites        My  Mother      Books        Cost-­‐Saving  Emails      Online  Brand/Company  Website    Direct  Mail      Child  Experts  (Online)        Email  NewsleWers        Print  Magazine  Ar4cle/Ad/Review  TV  Adver4sing  Online  Magazine  Ar4cle/Ad/Review  TwiWer  Newspaper  Reviews  Online  Targeted  Ads  on  My  Social  Network  Newspaper  Reviews  Celebrity  Moms  Radio  Ads      

 Impact  On  Mom’s  Purchasing  Decisions  

Tradi$onal  

Online  

Personal  Recommendation Culture!

Online Connectivity!

!!

!!!

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G  E  N  E  R  A  T  I  O  N  S  

A  G  E  S    &  S  T  A  G  E  S  

1! 2

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Meet  Meet!

Meet  Generation Mom!

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Core  Paren4ng  Values  Converge  

“say contentment in kids trumps future success”!

1!“would rather stay at home

instead of forging ahead on their career path”!

“would forgo a bigger paycheck to spend more time with their kids”!

!2!3!4

“put parenting ahead of their marriages”!

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What  Makes  a  Great  Mom?  

“Setting boundaries and keeping them.”!

1!

3

2

“Spending quality time with my kids.”!

“Raising children with good manners.”!

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“I  Feel  So  Guilty…  

…for not spending enough time with my kids”!

1!

3

2

…about being short-tempered with my

family”!

…because I don’t play with my children enough”!

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Crisis  of  Isola4on  Secondarily:  A  Crisis  of  Isola4on  

 Only  19%  of  Moms  raise  their  children  in  the  community  in  which  they  were  raised.    Less  than  50%  live  near  family  members.    Over  80%  don’t  feel  they  get  enough  support  from  co-­‐workers.  

 

And  when  it  comes  to  friendships…  

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 W  A  V  E  S    O  F    L  O  N  E  L  I  N  E  S  S    

BOOME  R  S  

GEN    -­‐  X  E  R  S  

GEN      -­‐  Y  E  R  S  

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Age  of  Social  Media  Connec4vity  

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3  out  of  5  Moms  Blog  

Genera4on  Mom’s  Embrace    of  Social  Media  Connec4vity  

 3  out  of  5  Moms  engage  with  each  other  on  TwiWer  

 9  out  of  10  Moms  cite  Facebook  as  their  “go-­‐to”  des4na4on  

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Communi4es  of  Commonality  

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Recommenda4on-­‐Driven  Culture  

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96%!trust  products  more  aqer    

they’ve  done  their  own  research    

Online  Recommenda4on  Trust  

82% !read  product  reviews  online  before  buying  a  brand  they  

haven’t  tried  yet      

90% !trust  products  more  aqer  hearing  about  them  from  friends      

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 Untethering  of  Brand  Loyalty  

66%  agree:  Brands  aren’t  important  to  me  

Looking for savings, Moms remain open to trying new products and brands.

You can spend less and get the same quality from a generic.

Only  50%  consider  themselves  brand  loyalists.  

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 The  Swing  Vote  

ü  78% of Moms say that they would gladly switch brands if offered a coupon

ü 68% pay attention to brands offering free samples

ü 65% poll their Mom friends when trying a new product

Moms now mirror independent voters ... and will cross the aisle in search of new brands.

Moms  will  switch  brands  …  

If  Friends  Love  a  Brand  &  Recommend  It  

To  Save  Money  

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Honesty!!Affordability!

Transparency!

Social Consciousness!

Fun, style, !friendliness!

Be a Brand Moms Admire Win  Me  Over  .  .  .  and  over,  and  over  .  .  .    

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Be a Brand Moms Admire Social  Media  as  Key  to    Reaching  Genera4on  Mom  

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Be a Brand Moms Admire Living  in  a  Recommenda4on  Culture  

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BOOME  R  

GEN    -­‐XER  

GEN      -­‐Y  ER  

Generation Mom!

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