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M-shopping Most Common Among Homelander Parents

August 23, 2012Anne BoysenUncategorized

I Don’t Know How She Does It All.  GPS- supported access to caffeine-related refueling stations. That’s how she does it!

It turns out parents of the Homeland generation, i.e. the parent demographic who themselves tend to belong to younger  Generation X parents and older Millennials, are more likely to use their mobile phones to get things done than other groups and older parents. Accordingly “50% of these parents with younger kids said they would be receptive to mobile alerts from coffee and beverage outlets, compared to only 34% of those with kids over 6”.

For multitasking over-stressed parents there are obviously other forms of relief in mobile devices beyond entertaining the little ones with Angry Bird games. You can read more on MediaPost.

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