We've been noticing it more and more - younger consumers, millennials, reach for products in the store and wonder: “Who the heck is Paul Newman?”
The problem is that some brands have a difficult time keeping up with the time. While other products are busy trying to ride trends in the market to stay “hip”. Sometimes these work, and sometimes they don't - it's all about communicating to your audience that you have what they need.
As brands continue to pursue the elusive millennial consumer, they must focus on re-communicating the value - whether social or dietary - of their product. This is especially true for brands, and products, that have been around for a long time. Younger consumers need to be told how it’s valuable to them, or they’ll simply view it as an artifact of an unexciting past.
Is your branding telling a story for today's consumer? Contact us today to find out how you can access your best audience.
