the race to reach them: why millennials are more important then ever
TRANSCRIPT
‣Why?
‣Where are the Millennials?
‣Building an Ecosystem
‣All About Access
‣ Final Takeaways
Today’s Agenda
‣Newsletter was labor intensive and expensive
‣Email was impossible to track
‣Alumni magazine went from 12 times a year to 3
‣Website was text heavy, non-visual, and not responsive
‣Zero social presence
Why?
Where are the Millennials?
attended live events (concerts, festivals, parties, performing arts) within the last year
82%
Where are the Millennials?
say they would spend more on experiences than physical goods in the next year
72%
Where are the Millennials?
98% of millennials check their
email every hour at work.
87% of millennials check work
email outside of work.
82% of the 18-29 age group
are on Facebook, which has
remained constant over the
past 3 years.
55% are on Instagram,
which is the fastest
growing channel.
32% of the demographic is
on Twitter - identical to the
percentage in 2012.
LinkedIn is the least
popular social channel,
with only 22% active on
the channel.
Where are the Millennials?
Building an Ecosystem
The Echo evolved again. This time to serve curated content to alumni on their own time.
Final Takeaways
You can do more with less
by building or finding tools to curate content
so you can focus your time on creating and sharing the most important stories.
Final Takeaways
You can do more with less
by building or finding tools to curate content
so you can focus your time on creating and sharing the most important stories.
Final Takeaways
Dana Morgan
@dmorgancu
@clemsonalumni
Matt McFadden
@mattmcfadden
@upandupagency