IBISWorld Australia Report on Gen Y Marketing
IbisWorld Australia has just released its report on Gen Y and Marketing in the Sydney Morning Herald. Titled, “Advertisers Woo Net Generation”, the report looks at the ways in which those born between 1979 and 1994 are spending money on technology.
“Cashed-up and brand-conscious, the net generation spend money on DVDs, mobile phones and iPods, and advertisers are bending over backwards to woo them.”
Jason Baker says that Gen Y, 3.3 million people in Australia, are becoming increasingly cynical of advertising. He predicts that by 2007 DVDs will be superseded by the online delivery of movies and entertainment.
IbisWorld provide regular reports on strategic business information for a wide range of industries. Their monthly email is free. Their printed reports are available for the reasonable sum of $32. The Australian company is closely associated with IBISWorld USA.
Postkiwi Duncan Macleod posts on life, faith and culture in Australia, drawing from his involvement in the creative industry, the Uniting Church, the blogosphere, generational research, the emerging church and life on the Gold Coast.
Duncan is the editor of The Inspiration Room, a site showcasing advertising, design and other work produced by the global creative community.
