Social Media & 
Millennials 
Arelis López, Sesalie Hurtado 
& Elena Witt
Agenda 
 Who Are The Millennials 
 Defining Social Media 
 Parents & Facebook 
 The Five: Managing Millennials 
 Summary & Questions 
 Quiz
Who Are The Millennials? 
 Born between 1982-1993 
The most educated and diverse generation 
 Characteristics: 
Ambitious, tech savvy, technology reliant, global 
perspective and mostly connected 24/7
World Wide 
Web Goes 
Public 
Netflix 
1995 1997 
Google 1st IPOD 
1998 
2001 
Facebook 
2004 
1ST IPHONE 
2006
This is How They See The WORLD!
Defining Social Media 
84% 
Are Social Media Users 
98% 
Engage with Brands 
and Friends Over SM 
43 X 
DAY
No Photos: Parents & Facebook 
 Generation differences 
 66% post photos 
 Privacy & safety concerns 
 Data security 
 California law requirement
5 Tips: Managing Millennials 
1. Your ways are not their ways 
2. Offer digital freedom 
3. Volunteer together 
4. Give them a voice 
5. It’s more than money
Summary & Questions 
 Millennials 1982-1993 
 Social media usage 
 Gen X parents 
 California law enforcement 
 5 Tips for managing
Quiz 
1. Generation “Y” AKA Millennials ranges from__________ to___________. 
2. _____________ state requires online services, websites, and apps to 
remove content that minors have posted. 
3. Added incentives companies can offer to Millennials other than money are 
company culture, commission, and ____________. 
4. What percentage of generation “X” have posted online content about their 
child’s accomplishments, news, and photos? 
5. What are three tips for managing Millennials?
Answer Key 
1. 1982-1993 
2. California 
3. Ongoing education or recognition 
4. 66% 
5. Volunteer together, give them a voice, offer digital freedom, it's 
more than money, your ways are not there ways
THANK YOU!
Professor’s Comments 
Ladies: Your presentation Friday was awesome. You did an excellent job 
expanding the articles by researching the millennial generation as a whole. In 
doing that, you put the two articles in perspective so that they were a 
reflection of the overall generation. The design of the presentation was very 
appealing but also professional, and nicely suited to the millennial topic. 
Each of you presented well, and your handoffs between speakers were 
smooth. The introduction and summary were very effective. 
Nice work.

Social Media & Millennials

  • 1.
    Social Media & Millennials Arelis López, Sesalie Hurtado & Elena Witt
  • 2.
    Agenda  WhoAre The Millennials  Defining Social Media  Parents & Facebook  The Five: Managing Millennials  Summary & Questions  Quiz
  • 3.
    Who Are TheMillennials?  Born between 1982-1993 The most educated and diverse generation  Characteristics: Ambitious, tech savvy, technology reliant, global perspective and mostly connected 24/7
  • 4.
    World Wide WebGoes Public Netflix 1995 1997 Google 1st IPOD 1998 2001 Facebook 2004 1ST IPHONE 2006
  • 5.
    This is HowThey See The WORLD!
  • 6.
    Defining Social Media 84% Are Social Media Users 98% Engage with Brands and Friends Over SM 43 X DAY
  • 8.
    No Photos: Parents& Facebook  Generation differences  66% post photos  Privacy & safety concerns  Data security  California law requirement
  • 9.
    5 Tips: ManagingMillennials 1. Your ways are not their ways 2. Offer digital freedom 3. Volunteer together 4. Give them a voice 5. It’s more than money
  • 10.
    Summary & Questions  Millennials 1982-1993  Social media usage  Gen X parents  California law enforcement  5 Tips for managing
  • 11.
    Quiz 1. Generation“Y” AKA Millennials ranges from__________ to___________. 2. _____________ state requires online services, websites, and apps to remove content that minors have posted. 3. Added incentives companies can offer to Millennials other than money are company culture, commission, and ____________. 4. What percentage of generation “X” have posted online content about their child’s accomplishments, news, and photos? 5. What are three tips for managing Millennials?
  • 12.
    Answer Key 1.1982-1993 2. California 3. Ongoing education or recognition 4. 66% 5. Volunteer together, give them a voice, offer digital freedom, it's more than money, your ways are not there ways
  • 13.
  • 14.
    Professor’s Comments Ladies:Your presentation Friday was awesome. You did an excellent job expanding the articles by researching the millennial generation as a whole. In doing that, you put the two articles in perspective so that they were a reflection of the overall generation. The design of the presentation was very appealing but also professional, and nicely suited to the millennial topic. Each of you presented well, and your handoffs between speakers were smooth. The introduction and summary were very effective. Nice work.

Editor's Notes

  • #4 22-32
  • #6 As technology takes over, we have developed new needs. Maslow pyramid that lists the 5 most basic needs is not longer enough and we as society have implemented the following. WiFi needs: This level deals with the basic mobile Internet needs, it is playing a more and more important role in our life when the Mobile Internet coming. Battery needs: This level of needs provides the mobile life with the most basic energy. Battery is part of our everyday life. A day would not last without using our hand phones. This pyramid truly embodies how is that one generation in particular see the world, Millennials.