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Pester Power in the United States 2009
Mintel, July 2009, Pages: 68
About this report
The ability of kids to influence household purchasing decisions is growing alongside the increasing number of kids in the US, especially young kids, who are more likely than older ones to frequently ask their parents to buy things for them. This report covers a range of important factors impacting kids’ pester power, including in-depth analysis of the following:
- The unique roles played by youth demographics, including kids and teens, in influencing household (HH) purchases
- Which retailer types are most likely to give rise to pester power, and why
- The enormous impact of the internet on kids’ ability to affect HH buying, including key analysis of video games, as well as discussions of company websites, YouTube marketing, and more
- How allowances can both positively and negatively bear on kids’ ability to persuade parents to make purchases for them
- The potential for leader-type kids to spread word-of-mouth buzz about products in their peer groups
- Favorite activities of kids and how these activities can directly lead to marketing opportunities
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