
Collage Group Puts Brands and Ads at the Center of Membership in 2020
Three factors are leading us to change our research model to put your category, brands and ads at the center of everything we do.
Learn about our 2020 research agenda and how access to our syndicated research platform can help your brand connect with the New Wave.
The New Wave is also more likely to engage in word-of-mouth—both online and offline! This is good news for brands—it means you don’t have to work as hard to get these people sharing. The challenge, of course, is making sure that when they share it’s about your brand, and that sentiment is positive.
Our 2019 Roundtable research provides two steps to keep you top-of-mind and at the center of discussion.
Download the attached PowerPoint deck for insights and executional examples to help you harness the influence power of the New Wave.
If you are interested in joining peer-to-peer calls with non-competitive members to share insights and discuss strategies to manage this issue, exploring custom qualitative or quantitative research for your brand or category, or having an initial conversation with our consulting team about methods to deal with this topic, please fill out the form below.
Read more about the new wave
Three factors are leading us to change our research model to put your category, brands and ads at the center of everything we do.
The New Wave—the young, diverse segment of Americans aged 18 to 39—value word-of-mouth and engage it more than older Americans. In this study, we share two steps and five tactics that brands should leverage to drive word-of-mouth in this segment.
Our post-Superbowl survey on the halftime show found that Hispanic, Black, and White consumers in the “New Wave” (ages 18-39) are receptive to Hispanic culture and messaging.
In a climate of increasing tribalism exacerbated by social media polarization, advertisers must appeal to the most complex mix of demographics in American history while steering clear of unintended backlash.
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