(mobileYouth) Top Changes in the Youth Market for Handset Companies
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The document summarizes a proposed workshop for handset manufacturers about capturing the youth market. The workshop would focus on how youth decide on phone purchases, their emotional connection to brands, and actions companies can take. It would be presented by experts Graham Brown and Ghani Kunto and address key topics like influencers on youth mobile purchases and best measures of brand strength with youth. Attendees would learn proven templates for planning successful youth marketing campaigns.
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- 3. A challenge for mobile handset companies: The average youth takes 16.4 months to renew their handsets More than half of them already know which phone they’ll buy next Advertising is no longer a trusted medium
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- 5. 1. How do young people decide on their phone purchase? What are the key changes in the market that affect today’s youth behavior? Who and what are the influencers of youth mobile purchase?
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