Sentences with phrase «younger consumers spend»

«With low penetration of eCommerce and social media by luxury peers, there is an opportunity to boost direct - to - consumer engagement, particularly as younger consumers spend increasing amounts of time online,» says Louise Singlehurst, who covers the luxury goods and brand sector.

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Louis Vuitton sells plenty of goods in China, but now the core consumers include young office workers with spending money who save up to buy the status symbol.

In majority, it is noticed that affluent audience of young shoppers are using Polyvore outfits and are actually spending 3 times more than an average consumer

The campaign has been launched by Travelocity to raise its profile within the online dating industry — it especially targets younger users, a consumer group who spend a lot on travel.

As a satire of the media and its craven consumers, I, Tonya sprays its moral tirades and stylistic flourishes like buckshot, but after introducing the present - day, faux - documentary conceit that constantly warps and interrupts the proceedings, its narrative begins in the mold of an underdog sports story, with a young Tonya (Mckenna Grace) discovering a love for the ice between days spent chopping wood and reckoning with her parents» divorce.

National advertisers are discovering there a «captive audience» of young but sophisticated consumers — pre-teenagers and teenagers who not only have large amounts of discretionary income to spend on themselves, but who also exert great influence on family purchases and are establishing buying patterns that may last well into adulthood.

Younger generations of consumers spend more leisure time surfing the Internet or using high - tech products like video games and iPods, rather than reading.

If a larger, older population is spending less and the younger population is too small to drive up consumer spending, weaker overall demand for products and services could restrain GDP growth and inflation over the long term.

Banks are noticing that younger consumers have spending power, and they are tailoring rewards cards to match the interests of the younger generation.

The idea that employers should be allowed to require young workers to work for free is a terrible one given that it damages economic growth, hurts consumer spending, reduces the tax base, and places stress on the interns» families who often pay for their expenses during the internship.

Green added that young adult consumers are choosing to spend their money on electronics subscriptions and smart devices, leaving less money for clothing and other traditional retail items.

They also factored in consumer spending data, the quality of schools including high school graduation rates, and the amount and quality of local parks and activities geared towards young children.