Vodafone’s Voxi doubles down on demographic based targeting
Rachel LawlerVodafone’s youth focused brand has launched a campaign aimed squarely at Gen Z, shifting its focus away from millennials as it looks to better reflect today’s young consumers.
Vodafone’s youth focused brand has launched a campaign aimed squarely at Gen Z, shifting its focus away from millennials as it looks to better reflect today’s young consumers.
UK companies grew just 1% in brand value over the past year, compared with 22% growth in 2021, according to BrandZ’s latest UK ranking.
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When Vodafone’s youth-oriented mobile brand VOXI wanted to tell young people about its ‘Endless Video’ service, it found tapping the authenticity of creators through YouTube BrandConnect was the best way to drive up awareness and consideration.
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Vodafone is hoping to show a “confident and modern” brand as it launches a new campaign amid the rollout of both its 5G services and new rules that make it easier to switch mobile operator.
The move comes as the mobile operator reveals its 5G roll-out and tie-up with cloud gaming company Hatch as it hopes a focus on services will help it win in the battle for customers.
Exclusive Marketing Week research shows marketers are shifting away from classic demographics to find more nuanced ways to segment consumers based on their behaviour, personal interests and life stage.
The debut loyalty scheme from Vodafone’s youth network is borrowing from the world of streetwear to get 16- to 29-year-olds excited about rewards.
Vodafone’s CEO believes the European telecoms industry has not been fast enough, nimble enough, or listened to consumers enough to play the “pivotal” role it should be in building an “inclusive digital society”.
Vodafone has improved customer experience by streamlining its order process online thanks to its “intuitive” chatbot TOBi.
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