Twitter aims to increase engagement with teens aged 13-19. Teens are largely uninterested in Twitter because it does not enhance their existing technologies or lifestyles. However, teens are highly engaged with entertainment, music, and celebrities. The document recommends that Twitter market itself as a platform for teens to directly communicate and interact with their favorite celebrities, authentically portraying celebrity lifestyles and narrowing the gap between celebrity and teen experiences. Various print, commercial, and web executions are proposed to bring teens to Twitter by leveraging interests in celebrities.
2. WhatsTheProblem?
Twitter must find a way to build better connections
with more people.
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3. WhatsTheProblem?
1. Increase registration from underrepresented
segments. The objective is to make Twitter more
relevant to these users.
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Twitter must find a way to build better connections with more people.
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4. WhatsTheProblem?
2. Twitter needs to retain its audience.
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1. Increase registration from underrepresented segments. The objective is to make Twitter
more relevant to these users.
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Twitter must find a way to build better connections with more people.
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10. TheTarget
Why aren’t they on Twitter? They’re just not
interested!
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Teens, aged 13-19 years old.
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11. TheTarget
Network E!ect: could snowball into bigger problem.
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Why aren’t they on Twitter? They’re just not interested!
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Teens, aged 13-19 years old.
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12. TheTarget
Twitter doesn’t really add to existing technology.
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Network E!ect: could snowball into bigger problem.
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Why aren’t they on Twitter? They’re just not interested!
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Teens, aged 13-19 years old.
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13. TheTarget
How do we make them care?
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Twitter doesn’t really add to existing technology.
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Network E!ect: could snowball into bigger problem.
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Why aren’t they on Twitter? They’re just not interested!
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Teens, aged 13-19 years old.
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23. TheInsights
The Big Three: Entertainment, Music, & Celebrities
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24. TheInsights
Largely impatient; immediacy important. This is what
Twitter is great for!
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The Big Three: Entertainment, Music, & Celebrities
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25. TheInsights
Real celebrities running accounts, not PR consultants.
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Largely impatient; immediacy important. This is what Twitter is great for!
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The Big Three: Entertainment, Music, & Celebrities
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26. TheInsights
Twitter closes the gap between celebrity lifestyles
and consumer lifestyles.
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Real celebrities running accounts, not PR consultants.
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Largely impatient; immediacy important. This is what Twitter is great for!
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The Big Three: Entertainment, Music, & Celebrities
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27. TheInsights
Why else are celebrity reality shows so popular?
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Twitter closes the gap between celebrity lifestyles and consumer lifestyles.
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Real celebrities running accounts, not PR consultants.
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Largely impatient; immediacy important. This is what Twitter is great for!
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The Big Three: Entertainment, Music, & Celebrities
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29. Direction
Twitter is the ultimate celebrity reality show.
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30. Direction
Invite young people to communicate and interact
with their celebrity idols.
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Twitter is the ultimate celebrity reality show.
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31. Direction
Narrow the gap between the lives of the average teen
and the lifestyles of the rich and the famous.
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Invite young people to communicate and interact with their celebrity idols.
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Twitter is the ultimate celebrity reality show.
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42. CreativeExecutions
Web.
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Commercial.
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Print.
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