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Millennials

American Digital Media Buying Penetration By Generation, 2013 & 2017 [CHART]

95.2% of US millennial adults are estimated to be mobile phone users by the end of the year.

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Online CPG Shoppers' Behavior By Age, Q4 2012 [TABLE]

45% of the 18-to-34 cohort (vs. 27% of baby boomers) agreed that they “buy brands on sale vs. preferred brands” when shopping for CPG items.

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Characteristics Of Millennials Alcohol Drinkers, May 2013 [TABLE]

71% of American adults aged 21 and older drink some type of alcohol, whether that be beer, hard cider, liquor, wine, or wine coolers, and Millennials (21-34) make up 27% of that group.

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Tweens & Young Teen Girls' Attitudes Toward Mobile Ads, May 2013 [TABLE]

65% of the respondents said they’re likely to buy straight from a mobile ad if it offers them a means to do so.

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Millennials That Have Been Rejected For A Job Due To Negative Online Content [CHART]

One in ten young people have been rejected for a job because of their social media profile.

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How Millennials Spend Their Free Time By Gender, May 2013 [CHART]

58% of Millennial men said they watch TV, with about 4 in 10 saying they listen to or play music.

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Teen & Adult Social Networking Use, 2008-2012 [CHART]

Online teens’ use of social networking sites appears to have leveled out, but more are turning to Twitter.

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Millennials' Preferred Purchase Methods By Select Product Categories, May 2013 [TABLE]

Webrooming (doing research online and then buying in-store) is actually a far more popular activity among Millennials than showrooming across several product categories.

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Millennials' Attitudes Toward Shopping By Gender, May 2013 [CHART]

Millennial (18-35) women are 52% more likely than their male counterparts to agree that they “love to shop” (44% vs. 29%).

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American Smart Phone Users By Age, 2011-2017 [TABLE]

eMarketer estimates smart phone penetration of 3.2% among US children ages 0 to 11, with the lower end of the age range pulling down that rate.

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