How Millennials Think Differently about Brands — K@W

Today’s consumers can be a brand’s biggest advocate, but are unforgiving if they feel a company has broken a promise, according to Wharton’s Americus Reed.

Source: knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu

“Millennials tend to be very socially aware, are prone to be more public about it and they are simply more thoughtful and forward looking about, ‘Why am I here? What am I going to leave behind? How am I going to change the world?’”

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How Millennials Think Differently about Brands — K@W

Today’s consumers can be a brand’s biggest advocate, but are unforgiving if they feel a company has broken a promise, according to Wharton’s Americus Reed.

Source: knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu

“Millennials tend to be very socially aware, are prone to be more public about it and they are simply more thoughtful and forward looking about, ‘Why am I here? What am I going to leave behind? How am I going to change the world?’”

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