2. MOBILE USAGE
77% of affluent Americans between the ages of
18 and 24, and 80% between the ages of 25 and
34 own smartphones (Business Insider)
One-third of
all tablet
owners are
between the
ages of 18
and 34
(Nielsen)
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3. MOBILE USAGE
of 18 to 29-year-olds who use the
internet on their cell phones do
most of their online browsing on
them
(Pew Research)
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4. SHARING BRAND AND SERVICE EXPERIENCES
Sharability of
retail
experiences is
twice as
important to
Generation Y
as it is to
Boomers
(Brodeur Partners)3
5. SHARING BRAND AND SERVICE EXPERIENCES
4 60% of millennials
produce and upload
online
content, including
photos, videos, wiki
entries, blog
posts, micro-blog
posts and
product/service
reviews
vs.
29% of non-
millennials (Barkley)
Half of
all
blogger
s are
between
the ages
of 18
and 34
(Nielsen)
6. SHARING BRAND AND SERVICE EXPERIENCES
Young adult consumers increasingly choose
online public feedback over direct
33% of the youngest consumer age group (18 to 24-
year-olds) preferring public feedback methods
28% of those specifically favoring Facebook
The younger the consumers, the
more likely they are to prefer public
over direct feedback methods
(NICE Survey)
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7. CHANNEL SURFING
A quarter to a third (25% to
32%) of millennials report
using the following
alternative channels
frequently:
live chat or virtual
assistant on
websites
text
messaging (SMS)
smartphon
e
application
s
service
kiosks
social
network
s
online communities
sponsored by their
providers
(NICE Systems Survey)
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8. CHANNEL SURFING
On average, 18 to 30-year-olds use
6.3 customer service channels7
On a
monthly
basis, 18 to
30-year-olds
use 3.6
channels
(NICE Survey)
9. SOCIAL CUSTOMERS
search
for a solution online first
(2012 Sitel Study)
8 When customers have a
problem with a
product….
71% of 16 to 24-year- olds
and
65% of 25 to 34-year-olds
10. SOCIAL CUSTOMERS
of customers age
16 – 34 said
companies
could most
drastically
improve
customer
experience by
“responding
quickly when I
ask a question
on Twitter.”
(Sitel Study)
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11. SOCIAL CUSTOMERS
of UK
consumers
age 25 – 34
engage in
social
commerce
10
45
%
By 2021,
that percentage
is expected to
increase to
73
%
(Barclays)