Brands must project progressive views on gender to appeal to ‘Generation Z’
By Thomas Hobbs
The survey, which drew from 1,000 individuals aged 12-19 from both the US and UK, found that 82% respondents do not care about sexual orientation and, with 88% of those surveyed saying they’re exploring their sexuality more than in the past, there is also a clear dislike towards gender stereotypes in commercials.
Brands looking to cater to young people from ‘Generation Z’ would also be wise to embrace mobile-ready content, according to the study, with 86% of respondents using their smartphones multiple times a day and 70% watching more than two hours of YouTube content a day.
However, traditional channels still appear Read full story ›
Source: Marketing Week




