Communications Game-Changer: Millennial-Led ‘Tribes’ Emerge as Social-Experience Sharers
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The truth does matter. It’s absolutely necessary to make someone buy into your brand, product, candidate or cause. Without it, you get nowhere, at least not in a sustainable way.
Brodeur Partners reveals relevance drivers for formation and composition of new consumer communities BOSTON, Dec. 14, 2016 – Shared experiences – more than interests, geographies or professions – spur the formation of modern-day communities, or tribes. And optimistic millennials, often fueled by social networks, are quickest to join tribes, likely...
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