Andi Adiprasetyo
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The avalanche of consumer generated
'content' that is building on the Web,
adding tera-peta bytes of new text,
images, audio and video on an ongoing
basis.
-Trendwatching, 2004
Gen C is a powerful new force in
consumer culture. Sixty-five percent are
under 35 but they span the generations,
empowered by technology to search out
authentic content that they consume
across all platforms and all screens,
whenever and wherever they want.
-Google’s Meet Gen C: The YouTube Generation, 2013
From those descriptions, we can deduce
that Gen C are all connected to 2 things…
and
They are familiar with technology
They rely on mobile communications
They have the desire to remain in contact
They are content-centric
They seek control of their world and culture
Gen C will transform how we work and
how we consume.
Connection
Technology is seamlessly integrated throughout Gen C life. They live in
the present tense, connecting across all screens, all the time,
everywhere.
Creativity
Not only passively consuming contents, Gen C is on the race to get them
to create, to produce, and to participate with the help of advancing
technology.
Control
As one of human’s fundamental needs, Gen C have the desire to be in
charge and control over what they own (the product and the brand).
Communication
The development of its own pervasive culture of communication has led
some observers to dub this group “the silent generation,” as digital
communication channels have replaced much of the physical interaction
typical of prior generations.
Celebrity
The members of Gen C have the power to produce, display and then
distribute their own images, their creations, their content to millions and
become a sensation.
Community
Gen C feels an urgent need to engage with the world, satisfying that
hunger via community – both the real community of select friends and
family and the virtual community of far-flung followers, fans and
acquaintances.
Generation X
The generation born after the
Western post-World War II baby
boom describing a generational
change from the Baby Boomers
Generation X

Generation Y

the generation born after the
Western post-World War II baby
boom describing a generational
change from the Baby Boomers

The demographic cohort following
Generation X. There are no precise
dates when the generation starts
and ends. Commentators use
beginning birth years from the early
1980s to the early 2000s
Generation X

Generation Y

the generation born after the
Western post-World War II baby
boom describing a generational
change from the Baby Boomers

the demographic cohort following
Generation X. There are no precise
dates when the generation starts
and ends. Commentators use
beginning birth years from the early
1980s to the early 2000s

Generation Z
Generation Z is one name used for the
cohort of people born after the
Millennial Generation. Some sources
starting it at the late 1990s or from
the mid 2000s to the present day
Generation X

Generation Y

the generation born after the
Western post-World War II baby
boom describing a generational
change from the Baby Boomers

the demographic cohort following
Generation X. There are no precise
dates when the generation starts
and ends. Commentators use
beginning birth years from the early
1980s to the early 2000s

Generation C

Generation Z

While other generations, like
generation X, Y, and Z are represented
by their demographic , generation C is
represented by their psychographic,
which means they are ageless

Generation Z is one name used for the
cohort of people born after the
Millennial Generation. Some sources
starting it at the late 1990s or from
the mid 2000s to the present day.
Everybody can be a generation C member, whether you are born as a
generation X, Y, or Z as long as they choose to be active ‘digital natives’
who love digital media.
Most people believed that generation Y/Z and generation C is the same.
However….
The differentiation between generation Y/Z and C is the need of sharing
and having control.
Intel & Toshiba

The Beauty Inside
Social-powered movie. Generation C
involved in the creation process and
got a chance to starred on it.
Rob Thomas, Creator of Veronica Mars

The Veronica Mars Movie Project
The fans backed the creator of
Veronica Mars to bring back the
series into wide screen format.
AXE/Lynx

AXE Anarchy The Graphic Novel
The first comic to be created in real time
with the content crowdsourced from
Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube.
Hewlett Packard

Pictures Of You
HP told the consumers that it’s all about ‘you’ and ‘you’
should be taking pictures, sharing them, forwarding
them, printing them and posting them on a HP website
Apple

Think Different
Apple told their consumers that they have control to
change and influence their lives by creating personalized
products such as iPhoto, iMovie, iPod, iTouch, iMac, etc.
START FROM THEM
Try to understand the generation C. Don’t start with the
question “what can they do with our brand?” but start
with “what can our brand do for them?”
LET THEM HAVE CONTROL
Give generation C the freedom to do what they want.
After all you’re doing it for them.
SPARK THEIR CREATIVITY
Generation C is creative at heart. Help them find their
inner Andy Warhol.
LET THEM SHARE
Generation C will share things they made or find
interesting. Give them the hub as the place to curate.
Are you ready to tap into
To be continued in…

C
Stay tuned!
Do you have something in mind?
Let’s discuss it in the comment!
Thanks!
Andi Adiprasetyo
Digital Planner/Enthusiast
@moonayyy
Andi Adiprasetyo
Andi Adiprasetyo

andiadiprasetyo@ymail.com

Generation C: The Future Generation

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    The avalanche ofconsumer generated 'content' that is building on the Web, adding tera-peta bytes of new text, images, audio and video on an ongoing basis. -Trendwatching, 2004
  • 4.
    Gen C isa powerful new force in consumer culture. Sixty-five percent are under 35 but they span the generations, empowered by technology to search out authentic content that they consume across all platforms and all screens, whenever and wherever they want. -Google’s Meet Gen C: The YouTube Generation, 2013
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    From those descriptions,we can deduce that Gen C are all connected to 2 things…
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    They are familiarwith technology They rely on mobile communications They have the desire to remain in contact They are content-centric They seek control of their world and culture
  • 10.
    Gen C willtransform how we work and how we consume.
  • 12.
    Connection Technology is seamlesslyintegrated throughout Gen C life. They live in the present tense, connecting across all screens, all the time, everywhere.
  • 13.
    Creativity Not only passivelyconsuming contents, Gen C is on the race to get them to create, to produce, and to participate with the help of advancing technology.
  • 14.
    Control As one ofhuman’s fundamental needs, Gen C have the desire to be in charge and control over what they own (the product and the brand).
  • 15.
    Communication The development ofits own pervasive culture of communication has led some observers to dub this group “the silent generation,” as digital communication channels have replaced much of the physical interaction typical of prior generations.
  • 16.
    Celebrity The members ofGen C have the power to produce, display and then distribute their own images, their creations, their content to millions and become a sensation.
  • 17.
    Community Gen C feelsan urgent need to engage with the world, satisfying that hunger via community – both the real community of select friends and family and the virtual community of far-flung followers, fans and acquaintances.
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    Generation X The generationborn after the Western post-World War II baby boom describing a generational change from the Baby Boomers
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    Generation X Generation Y thegeneration born after the Western post-World War II baby boom describing a generational change from the Baby Boomers The demographic cohort following Generation X. There are no precise dates when the generation starts and ends. Commentators use beginning birth years from the early 1980s to the early 2000s
  • 21.
    Generation X Generation Y thegeneration born after the Western post-World War II baby boom describing a generational change from the Baby Boomers the demographic cohort following Generation X. There are no precise dates when the generation starts and ends. Commentators use beginning birth years from the early 1980s to the early 2000s Generation Z Generation Z is one name used for the cohort of people born after the Millennial Generation. Some sources starting it at the late 1990s or from the mid 2000s to the present day
  • 22.
    Generation X Generation Y thegeneration born after the Western post-World War II baby boom describing a generational change from the Baby Boomers the demographic cohort following Generation X. There are no precise dates when the generation starts and ends. Commentators use beginning birth years from the early 1980s to the early 2000s Generation C Generation Z While other generations, like generation X, Y, and Z are represented by their demographic , generation C is represented by their psychographic, which means they are ageless Generation Z is one name used for the cohort of people born after the Millennial Generation. Some sources starting it at the late 1990s or from the mid 2000s to the present day.
  • 23.
    Everybody can bea generation C member, whether you are born as a generation X, Y, or Z as long as they choose to be active ‘digital natives’ who love digital media.
  • 24.
    Most people believedthat generation Y/Z and generation C is the same.
  • 25.
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    The differentiation betweengeneration Y/Z and C is the need of sharing and having control.
  • 28.
    Intel & Toshiba TheBeauty Inside Social-powered movie. Generation C involved in the creation process and got a chance to starred on it.
  • 29.
    Rob Thomas, Creatorof Veronica Mars The Veronica Mars Movie Project The fans backed the creator of Veronica Mars to bring back the series into wide screen format.
  • 30.
    AXE/Lynx AXE Anarchy TheGraphic Novel The first comic to be created in real time with the content crowdsourced from Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube.
  • 31.
    Hewlett Packard Pictures OfYou HP told the consumers that it’s all about ‘you’ and ‘you’ should be taking pictures, sharing them, forwarding them, printing them and posting them on a HP website
  • 32.
    Apple Think Different Apple toldtheir consumers that they have control to change and influence their lives by creating personalized products such as iPhoto, iMovie, iPod, iTouch, iMac, etc.
  • 34.
    START FROM THEM Tryto understand the generation C. Don’t start with the question “what can they do with our brand?” but start with “what can our brand do for them?”
  • 35.
    LET THEM HAVECONTROL Give generation C the freedom to do what they want. After all you’re doing it for them.
  • 36.
    SPARK THEIR CREATIVITY GenerationC is creative at heart. Help them find their inner Andy Warhol.
  • 37.
    LET THEM SHARE GenerationC will share things they made or find interesting. Give them the hub as the place to curate.
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    Are you readyto tap into
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    Do you havesomething in mind? Let’s discuss it in the comment!
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    Thanks! Andi Adiprasetyo Digital Planner/Enthusiast @moonayyy AndiAdiprasetyo Andi Adiprasetyo andiadiprasetyo@ymail.com