# data[].attributes.headline
Ecological crisis - inspiration for collection

# data[].attributes.subject
Ecological crisis - inspiration for collection

# data[].attributes.body
"We are facing an ecological emergency. According to the United Nations, if we want to avoid a climate breakdown, carbon emissions must be cut down by 45% by 2030..." (Eco-Visionaries guide,2020)

# data[].attributes.body
- Understand main principles of PM
- Define what a RACI Matrix is
- Benefits/Disadvantages
- Create RACI according to my event

# data[].attributes.headline
How artists etc, are raising awareness/proposing alternatives for our crisis:

# data[].attributes.subject
How artists etc, are raising awareness/proposing alternatives for our crisis:

# data[].attributes.body
https://www.heronpreston.com/en/GB

# data[].attributes.body
- Earth2020
- Earth20
- HP X ED
- Change20
-Be The Change

# data[].attributes.body
The Alaska Chair is a commentary on the effects of our everyday lives and mass-consumption, that are causing climate change and sea levels to rise.

# data[].attributes.headline
'3.C. City:Climate, Convention, Cruise' - WORKac and Ant Farm, 2015

# data[].attributes.subject
'3.C. City:Climate, Convention, Cruise' - WORKac and Ant Farm, 2015

# data[].attributes.body
WORKac and Ant Farm teamed up to design a floating city based on drawings that were lost during a fire.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
Chicago Architecture Biennial 2015: WORKac has teamed up with the founders of 1970s art collective Ant Farm to design a floating city based on drawings that were lost during a fire decades ago (+ slideshow).

Using a handful of salvaged drawings as reference, the New York firm worked with the collective to fill in the gaps in their archive. They then used these new drawings as the starting point for another concept described as a "vehicle of dreams".

Called 3-C.CITY: Climate, Convention, and Cruise, the installation is on view at the Chicago Architecture Biennial, which opened 3 October and continues to 3 January 2016.

Ant Farm was an avant-garde art and architecture collective started in 1968 by Chip Lord and the late Doug Michels. The San Francisco studio designed conceptual projects and staged performances, with the aim to provoke cultural introspection rather than address commercial viability.

Ant Farm was well known for its Inflatables - low-cost, portable shelters that the studio used to host events - along with Cadillac Ranch, a public installation in Texas featuring a series of Cadillac cars half-buried in sand. But the group disbanded in 1978 when its studio and archive burned down.

WORKac started talking to Lord earlier this year about collaborating for the Biennial.

"We really like Ant Farm," said Dan Wood, a founding partner at WORKac. "I taught studio with Chip Lord a few times, and in the back of our minds, we always had the idea to try and do something together."

"We started with this big conversation, where we sat around and just talked about the history of Ant Farm: what happened, how they were able to get involved in so many different things, and who their influences were, which was really interesting," Wood told Dezeen.

That dialogue led to the idea of revisiting three of Ant Farm's projects: House of the Century, Convention City and Dolphin Embassy. The material for those schemes had been destroyed during the fire.

The designers sent sketches back and forth between New York and San Francisco, ultimately deciding to create a "floating city" that combined elements from all three projects.

3-C.CITY, as the final scheme is called, belongs to no country and is intended to "facilitate dialogue and debate between people and other species". It serves as a vessel, a research lab, a conference centre and a "vehicle of dreams".

"Ant Farm had this famous Truckstop Network, which was about America connected by highways," explained Wood. "This kind of blows that up to the global scale."

Related stories: see more from the Chicago Architecture Biennial 2015

"The idea is that it's a floating city not bound by any national borders. People can come together to live in a different way and discuss important issues of the day."

The perimeter of the island features a horizontal layer of inflatable spaces that serve as housing. Large, vertical cuts through floor plates encourage collective activity, such as group dining.

The inner portion of the city contains the community spaces - an "interior landscape of participation that includes not only people but also dolphins and whales that can participate in the discussion."

The installation at the biennial features drawings, videos, and a model of the floating city.

"They really pushed us to be more radical than we normally would be," said Wood of working with Ant Farm.

"The idea of a counterculture is still really important," he added. "It's not just counter America - it is global. We have global concerns now and there could be potentially a global counter movement."

Other projects on view at the biennial include an art park in Bali by Aranda\Lasch and a prototype for sustainable housing in Mexico City by Tatiana Bilbao.

Described by curators Sarah Herda and Joseph Grima as a " site of experimentation," the Biennial also features a series of 18 ideas for Chicago's future.

Model photography by Bruce Damonte.
Project credits:
Ant Farm: Chip Lord and Curtis Schreier
WORKac team: Amale Andraos, Dan Wood, Tom Goddeeris, Chije Kang, Laetitia Fontenat, Margaux Guillot, Trevor Hollyn Taub, Jun Deng and Madeeha Merchant

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
WORKac and Ant Farm conceive a utopian floating city

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Chicago Architecture Biennial 2015: WORKac has teamed up with the founders of 1970s art collective Ant Farm to design a floating city based on drawings that were lost during a fire decades ago (+ slideshow). Using a handful of salvaged drawings as reference, the New York firm worked with the collective to fill in the gaps in their archive.

# data[].attributes.headline
% of profits go towards an environmental cause

# data[].attributes.subject
% of profits go towards an environmental cause

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
@torylanez * Instagram photos and videos

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
3m Followers, 5 Following, 0 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from @torylanez

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
As Men's Fashion Weeks come to a close, the trends are only beginning to surface on the streets. From patchwork prints to oversized suits, there is a myriad of new styles that flatter anyone's taste. Whether you need a wardrobe update or you're just searching for a bit of summer styling inspiration, check out the top ten men's trends from S/S FW 2020.

RELATED: The Best Street Style From Men's Fashion Week S/S 2020

1. Cross-Body Bags

Keep your belongings safe and sound with a super stylish crossbody bag. Whether it be a messenger-style or something small and neat, these are a great way to secure your stuff and do it fashionably. If the strap is too long for your liking, tie a small knot in it, and you'll have a unique addition to your collection. This is a great way to jazz up an outfit and is a practical way to do it.

Get the Look

2. Cuban Collar Shirts

Feel the summer breeze in a stylish Cuban collar shirt. With a distinctive collar and short sleeves, they're an easy way to jazz up an outfit and make a real statement. You can choose to wear them with a bold print or keep it plain in a solid color. These shirts look extra cool in bright shades like yellow, blue or green. Complete the look with chinos and sunglasses, and you'll be donning the summer sun in style.

Get the Look

3. Flares

The '70s are back in a big way with these flares. With a thin upper leg and an exaggerated ankle, these trousers are sure to make an impact anywhere you go. Pair the pants with a slim-fitting shirt or turtleneck to emphasize the bell bottom, or keep it flowing with an oversized hoodie and T-shirt for a more casual feel. No matter how you style these, you'll have the appearance of super long and oh-so-stylish pins.

Get the Look

4. Over the Knee Shorts

Achieve the ultimate casual feel in a pair of over the knee shorts. These are a great way to keep yourself mostly covered but stay cool in the summer heat. Whether you rock these bottoms with a bold pattern or you keep it hot in a bright color, you can't go wrong in these statement pieces. Complete this look with an open shirt and fresh kicks.

Get the Look

5. Oversized Blazers

Take it back to the ' 80s with an oversized blazer. Large and in charge, put a twist on the essential suit jacket by taking it up a few sizes. Whether it be a pinstripe or something one color, this is a great way to put a retro spin on a modern outfit without looking too formal. Choose a fit that's slightly bigger than the regular fit or go all out with something massive. Pair it with a basic T-shirt or a funky button-down and jeans, and you're going to be strutting down every street in style.

Get the Look

6. Patchwork Prints

Make it loud and wear it proud - patchwork prints are back. From Versace-esque designs to plaid, this is something that looks great on everyone. Wear a shirt with cutouts of different styles and contrasting colors with a white T-shirt to make the whole outfit pop. Stand out even more with funky pants, or keep the top half the hero by pairing it with dark trousers for a classic feel. It's an easy way to put a modern twist on traditional clothing, so why not give it a try?

Get the Look

7. Relaxed Suiting

Not all tailoring has to be tight, so why not let loose with some relaxed suiting? From something subtle to extraordinarily over the top, wearing a formal outfit in a casual setting never looked so good. Pair the ensemble with sneakers and a white T-shirt for a laid back feel, and keep the blazer buttoned up. It's best to avoid wearing an office shirt with this, as you may look like you're in your dad's clothes. The most important accessory you can wear with this is confidence. Rock it, and you'll be getting compliments all day!

Get the Look

8. Shield Sunglasses

Protect your eyes from the sun in the coolest way possible with these shield sunglasses. Not only are they a fresh alternative to the traditional eyewear, but they look like they've been taken straight out of Blade Runner. Futuristic and sleek, these are the best accessories of the season. Wear them oversized for maximum impact, or keep them small and colorful for a powerful punch. Whether you choose bright tones or something subtle, these shades will be your favorite way to complete any outfit.

Get the Look

9. High Waisted Trousers

Take it back to the '40s with high waisted trousers. This is a flattering style that comes back into fashion every few years, due to its versatility. Channel your inner Marlon Brando by pairing them with a tucked-in T-shirt, or put a modern twist on the traditional pants by rocking them with an open shirt. From navy to cream, this is a great bottom half to wear all year round.

Get the Look

10. Two-Strap Slides

Make the world your runway with these two-strap slides. Unlike traditional footwear, these shoes offer double support and look extra cool as you walk down the street. Choose from branded shoes or something low-key, and pair them with jeans, suit pants or a pair of flared trousers. You can't really go wrong with this summer essential, and once you put them on, you're going to rule the world, one step at a time.

Get the Look

Thank you for subscribing.

Something went wrong.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Top 10 Street Style Trends from Men's Fashion Week S/S 2020

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
As Men's Fashion Weeks come to a close, the trends are only beginning to surface on the streets. From patchwork prints to oversized suits, there is a myriad of new styles that flatter anyone's taste. Whether you need a wardrobe update or you're just searching for a bit of summer styling inspiration, check out the top ten men's trends from S/S FW 2020.

# data[].attributes.body
https://www.wgsn.com/content/board_viewer/#/86268/page/14

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Welcome back to Instagram. Sign in to check out what your friends, family & interests have been capturing & sharing around the world.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Nobody Cares Til Everybody Does. New @kofistone_ tape out midnight. Little something on there from me n @rebelkleff 😤

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
30.8k Likes, 102 Comments - Loyle Carner (@loylecarner) on Instagram: "Nobody Cares Til Everybody Does. New @kofistone_ tape out midnight. Little something on there from..."

# data[].attributes.headline
Focus on ecological crisis - climate change

# data[].attributes.subject
Focus on ecological crisis - climate change

# data[].attributes.body
- Joggers, shirt, t-shirt, hoodie, shorts
- Based on exisiting styles/shapes from Heron Preston

# data[].attributes.body
- provided by chairty (products with chairty logo on)
- stainless steel waterbottle, straws

# data[].attributes.body
live music from ambassador, catwalk, ability to purchase pieces/donate to chosen cause

# data[].attributes.headline
Twitter, Instagram - advertise collection

# data[].attributes.subject
Twitter, Instagram - advertise collection

# data[].attributes.body
Behind the scenes with Heron and influencer

# data[].attributes.body
-hashtags
-photos of collection/influencer

# data[].attributes.body
e.g sustainability animation, road map journey of product creation

# data[].attributes.body
- raise awareness about sustainability, relate it to their lifestyle

# data[].attributes.body
- Mobile site
- A/B testing

# data[].attributes.body
Laptop or desktop computer: 32%

Smartphone: 25%

Tablet: 24%

Shop in a physical retail store: 11%

# data[].attributes.body
81% of Millennials expect companies to make a public commitment to charitable causes (Horizion media 2020)

# data[].attributes.body
67% of millenials prefer to make purchases online than in-store (Lisa Ross 2020)

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
Did you know that millennials now make more than 54% of their purchases online? Also, did you know that millennial spending in the US is estimated to account for 30% of total retail sales by 2020? Check out our infographic "Millennial Online Shopping Habits" for latest millennial online spending habits and trends.
Infographic by- Invesp Conversion Rate and Landing Page Optimization Services To Publish this Image on your Blog or Website. Copy this code
67% of Millennials prefer to shop online rather than in-store

81.3% of millennials said they shop online at least once a month

45% of millennials admitted they prefer buying online because they can run comparisons on products and prices

Eight out of 10 millennials never buy anything without first reading a review

95.1% of millennials admit to impulse shopping

83% of Millennials are not concerned about security while online shopping

40% of millennials have used voice search before making a purchase online

More than 53% of millennials prefer to seek out details online rather than talk to store staff when they are in a shop

79% of millennials said they had purchased something from Amazon.com within the past month

61% of the millennial find it easier to chat to a retailer via digital communication channels such as text, online chat or messaging applications as opposed to visiting a physical location
The estimated frequency with which US millennial users use coupons when shopping online

Frequency

%age

Always

12%

Very Often

21%

Often

19%

Sometimes

32%

Never

16%

Join 25,000+ Marketing Professionals

If you enjoyed this post, please consider subscribing to the Invesp blog feed to have future articles delivered to your feed reader. or,receive weekly updates by email:

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Millennial Online Shopping Habits - Statistics and Trends...

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Did you know that millennials now make more than 54% of their purchases online? Also, did you know that millennial spending in the US is estimated to account for 30% of total retail sales by 2020? Check out our infographic "Millennial Online Shopping Habits" for latest millennial online spending...

# data[].attributes.body
Millennials want brands to be ethical as well as fashionable - draw my TA towards the brand & collection (Joley Carey 2018)

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
It's often claimed that millennials are disengaged with their finances and spend their money poorly.

In 2017, an Australian real estate mogul told young people to stop buying avocado on toast in order to save for a deposit on a home. It didn't go down well.

Millennials are also accused of wanting things handed to them, that they should immediately be placed on a £50k a year salary, are workshy and that they have it better than many generations before them.

But actually, millennials are often cited as the poorest generation for decades and have many new expenses and costs to deal with that previous generations didn't have.

We spoke to some of today's millennials to find out where their money goes.

Over £50bn was paid in rent in 2017 with 65% of 16-24 year olds and 42% of 25 to 34-year-olds now renting privately. The average rent is around £650 a month in city areas, dropping to £550 elsewhere. With the average UK salary at £23,300, according to The Institute for Fiscal Studies, this is a squeeze. Dubbed Generation Rent it is felt they will never catch up with the previous generation when it comes to their standard of living.

Belle, 23, is certainly feeling the pressure that Generation Rent creates. She lives in Leeds and earns £21,600 a year as an IT analyst, but sees a large chunk of her money go straight out the door with almost a third of her monthly income being spent on her rent.

House deposits

A third of today's millennials are likely to be in rented accommodation all their lives. For those that try to get on the property ladder, the average deposit for a house now sits at over £40k. Despite reported falling numbers of millennials becoming first-time buyers, some are bucking the trend and putting their money into bricks and mortar.

20-year-old Nate told us: "I'm saving up to £600 a month from my take home pay of £1,800 a month because I am saving for a house deposit. I can only afford to save that much because I live at home."

Despite criticism that millennials don't save, research this year claims the opposite. Millennials are saving, but with different goals to previous generations. They are saving for emergency funds, a savings cushion, financial freedom and travelling.

The research shows that "millennials are being sensible with their money and thinking about financial security. However, the current economic climate, and a change in lifestyle - people marrying and having children later - means millennials are favouring experiences over possessions and have different financial priorities at this point in their lives."

As spending across fashion and food rose last year there has been recognition that the millennials mindset towards fashion is different. They want brands to be ethical as well as fashionable. In short they want to buy less, buy better, buy authentic if they can afford to. Usually, more ethical clothing is more expensive and therefore adds a premium (and extra cost) to millennials.

"I buy clothes every three months and spend roughly £120 a time,' says Chloe, 23, a marketing assistant, who earns £18,500 and lives in Leicestershire. "I like to be up to date but I won't spend too much.'

Every career expert would recommend a healthy work/life balance and millennials are no different. So, although many surveys suggest that millennials are the party-at-home generation (due to closure of many nightclubs and the rising cost of alcohol) many of those we spoke to would spend between £200 and £250 a month going out with friends.

"I do make an effort to go to a city for a night out every month and we can easily spend £200+ on that,' says Jules, 24, an IT developer, who earns £28,000 a year and lives in Brighton. "But going out is expensive which is why it's probably only one big night a month. With entry fees, cost of drinks, cabs, it all adds up."

Mobile phones

Like it or not, smartphones are pretty much an essential communication tool for most people in the UK. Modern life for young people almost demands the need for smartphones with the advent of video calling and social media.

With handsets costing upwards of £400, they are expensive, which is why many millennials opt for monthly budget plans with a provider. Each provider has a range of fluctuating deals, but most millennials will have a high-end smartphone as they demand quality streaming, photography and video capability. With average monthly tariffs for a current handset between £36 and £53 a month, this is seen as must-have (and expensive) cost.

"I shop around for good deals," says Cameron, 23, who earns £20,000 as a personal fitness instructor, from Manchester. "But I won't compromise on performance for the sake of a few quid. I run my banking and my business on my phone, it has to do the job well."

Looking good

Hair and beauty products are a big expense for millennials. Young women typically spend over £400 a year on beauty products while millennial men have embraced the industry much more than previous generations with grooming treatments becoming increasingly popular.

"I get a haircut every week and have a wet shave. It keeps my skin looking good and I do buy products to moisturise, too,' says Jacob, 27.

"I spend about £70 a month on beauty treatments,' says Izzy, 23, a digital designer, who earns £28,000 a year and lives in Hertfordshire. "I do treat myself to lash extensions, which are expensive, but it means I don't need to buy mascara so it kind of balances itself out."

Entertainment

The entertainment landscape has radically changed over last 10 years. The shift from normal TV to online streaming and swapping CDs for MP3s has altered the spending patterns of millennials compared with other generations.

As with any industry change, it's ripe for big brands to make new cash. As a result, long gone are the days where a TV license gave you everything you needed. Now there are multiple services vying for you cash and therefore the content is now split between them. So, if you want access to the same amount of content, you'll need multiple subscriptions to get it.

From Netflix, Amazon Prime and NowTV to Apple Music and Spotify, the multiple monthly subscriptions soon add up.

Salim, 22, who works as a trainee dental technician and earns £18,750 tells us that having a streaming service is a 'must-have'.

"You have to have it, otherwise you aren't in the conversation about what's current."

From these conversations, it seems that millennials don't just fritter their hard-earned money away on avocado on toast and other trivial items. The millennial generation is just as hard-working and just as savvy with their cash. The difference between them and previous generations seems to be that the landscape of what is needed and important has slightly shifted in the modern day.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.keywords[]
millennials banking and budgeting generation history of video games

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
What Millennials Are Actually Spending Their Hard-Earned Money On

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
It's often claimed that millennials are disengaged with their finances and spend their money poorly. In 2017, an Australian real estate mogul told young people to stop buying avocado on toast in order to save for a deposit on a home. It didn't go down well.

# data[].attributes.body
40% of people abandon a website that takes more than 3 seconds to load

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
Duda has been making a bit of a splash in the website builder industry this month as we are now the only Google Preferred Website Builder tackling PageSpeed head on.

With all the backend dev work and tireless hours spent in building an even better platform for our DudaPros and Partners, we're happy to announce that Duda sites now score in the high 90s of Google's PageSpeed Test.

As you likely already know, Google made PageSpeed a rank factor back in 2010 and while it may not have had a direct impact on SEO in times past, we've come to learn that people and Google alike want the web to be faster for everyone - especially mobile viewers.

In case you're on the fence of believing that PageSpeed is something we should all be paying attention to in this day and age, we decided to put together some interesting facts and data about this rising star metric.

Don't Think PageSpeed Is Important? Well, Google Does. Here Are Their New Industry Benchmarks

Average Request Count should be fewer than 50

Average Page Weight Bytes Should Be Less Than 500KB

Average Speed Index Should Be Three Seconds Or Less

Average Time to First Byte Should Be Under 1.5 Seconds

So there you have it.

These are the new benchmarks that Google has set for us, and the bar has been raised undoubtedly high here. Since PageSpeed directly relates to user friendliness, and therefore conversion, it's not hard to see why this metric has been gaining more attention.

The more studies Google does, the more they see that people want sites that load fast. As the main search engine of the world, Google has a lot of users to keep happy.

Fast sites make for happy users. And making users happy makes Google happy too.

10 Incredible Stats About PageSpeed That You Should Know (And Share)

Google isn't the only one doing studies and measuring the effects of PageSpeed. Many others have added their times and findings to the topic.

Here are just 10 of some of the most interesting facts and stats about PageSpeed. If you find one interesting, be sure to give it a share on you social media platform of choice.

1) Users spend 70% more time, and have 60% more page views, on websites that load quickly

2) 77% of websites take more than 10 seconds to load on mobile

3) 40% of people abandon a website that takes more than 3 seconds to load.

9) PageSpeed can have a direct impact on your Adwords campaigns and Quality Score.

"If it takes too long for your website to load when someone clicks on your ad, they're more likely to give up and leave your website. This unwelcome behavior can signal to Google that your landing page experience is poor, which could negatively impact your Ad Rank. That's why you want to make sure your landing page load time is up to speed." [ Source ]

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
10 Incredible Stats and Facts You Need to Know about PageSpeed | Duda Blog

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Duda has been making a bit of a splash in the website builder industry this month as we are now the only Google Preferred Website Builder tackling PageSpeed head on. With all the backend dev work and tireless hours spent in building an even better platform for our DudaPros and Partners, we're happy to announce that Duda sites now score in the high 90s of Google's PageSpeed Test.

# data[].attributes.body
Millenials favor using services like Apple Pay, After Pay, Klarna

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
This year, they will overtake the Baby Boomers to become the largest living generation in the United States. Already 76 million strong in 2017, depending on whose definition you use, they number 1.8 billion globally, or about one in four of the world's population.

Suffice it to say that the things they're into-and by extension the things they're-are going to play a huge part in shaping, well, everything, both now and in the future, at home and around the world. With the continued spread of globalization, millennials are now the most urbanized generation to date, sharing many common traits in both developing and developed countries.

Whether your business is B2C or B2B, millennials and their habits are having, and will continue to have, a profound impact on the global economy that few can afford to ignore.

Still Reeling from the Big Crash

Much has been made of the fact that millennials are highly educated yet underemployed, with many working side gigs and about a third opting to live at home with their parents. While some pundits would blame pricey brunchesand barista-made coffees as the cause of low home ownership among this cohort, the reality is far more complex.

Coming of age during the financial crisis of 2008, millennials have suffered the brunt of the economic fallout, with higher student debt due to rising tuition costs, fewer living wage jobs for those with limited experience, fewer starter homes for sale and wages that have failed to keep pace with inflation. They are tracking to become the first generation to be financially worse off than their parents.

But it's definitely not because they're working less. Several reports even show millennials to be workaholics, answering e-mails around the clock and being fearful of taking vacations. It makes sense, then, that they want to enjoy what time and money they do have. Millennials will pay a premium for fresh, natural foods and extras like Uber rides or the latest tech gadget, but they are overall fairly price-sensitive and debt-averse.

Millennial Values Influence Spending Habits

They've been blamed for killing industries including napkins, cereal, canned tuna, fabric softener, high heels, diamonds and honeymoons, things they deem nonessential or at odds with their values. They value experiences over things, comfort, individuality and meaning, in both the work they do and the companies they support.

They're getting married later-if at all-starting families and buying homes later, and are less interested in buying cars or having credit cards. Just one in three millennials has a credit card, and those who do carry plastic generally prefer prepaid or debit cards for budgeting purchases over time. But they're also significantly more likely to have a financial plan and a financial advisor than previous generations.

Where Their Money Goes-and Doesn't

Areas where millennials outspend Gen Xers and Boomers include housing, transportation, dining out, alcoholic beverages and education, particularly at the graduate level. Categories where they underspent their elders were more intangible: personal insurance, health care, entertainment, cash contributions and gifts, and reading. They were, however, on par with other generations when it came to spending on food eaten at home, apparel, personal care products and services, and, oddly, tobacco and smoking supplies.

What does this mean for retailers? Well, that depends on what you're selling. Millennials seem to prize everyday pleasures and still engage in plenty of impulse and discretionary spending-69 percent admit to buying clothes they don't need. And as you can see from above, they aren't skimping on health and beauty products. But they are more reluctant to buy big-ticket itemsor shop in bulk and favor a "shared economy" proliferated by models like Airbnb and Lime electric scooters.

Services like Apple Pay and Afterpay, which allows shoppers to divide purchases into four equal payments, have successfully tapped into the way millennials prefer to spend, allowing eCommerce retailers to thrive while promoting responsible spending over a greater number of purchases.

Cin7 is now Afterpay accredited in Australia and New Zealand for point of sale purchases. This means that retailers in these countries can start accepting payments from Afterpay customers in as little as three weeks while enjoying the full omnichannel functionality of Cin7's built-in POS. Gain full stock visibility across all your stores and warehouses, easily route orders and manage eCommerce sales, and manage loyalty programs and gift cards online and in store.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
This year, they will overtake the Baby Boomers to become the largest living generation in the United States. Already 76 million strong in 2017, depending on whose definition you use, they number 1.8 billion globally, or about one in four of the world's population.

# data[].attributes.body
64% of people find customer experience more important than price

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
Published: 29 September 2014

ID: G00265875

Analyst(s): Jake Sorofman, Laura McLellan

Growing competition and consumer power have eroded traditional product-based advantages, forcing organizations to shift to a new battlefield: the customer experience. Marketing leaders are expected to create exceptional branded moments at every customer touchpoint.

Survey Objective

Data Insights

Key Finding: Eighty-nine percent of companies surveyed plan to compete primarily on the basis of the customer experience by 2016

Key Finding: Fewer than half of companies surveyed rate their customer experience as exceptional today, but two-thirds expect it to be so in two years

Key Finding: Sixty-five percent of companies surveyed have the equivalent of a chief customer officer - they report equally to the CMO and CEO

Key Finding: Customer executives are expected to lead a closed-loop system of insight and action, where customer data drives multichannel customer experiences

Key Finding: Marketing controls the majority of the customer experience budget in more than half of the surveyed companies

Key Finding: Although people are rated the top priority for improving the customer experience, the top investments and growth are in technology

What to Do Next

Methodology

Definitions

Gartner Recommended Reading

©2020 Gartner, Inc. and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Gartner is a registered trademark of Gartner, Inc. and its affiliates. This publication may not be reproduced or distributed in any form without Gartner's prior written permission. It consists of the opinions of Gartner's research organization, which should not be construed as statements of fact. While the information contained in this publication has been obtained from sources believed to be reliable, Gartner disclaims all warranties as to the accuracy, completeness or adequacy of such information. Although Gartner research may address legal and financial issues, Gartner does not provide legal or investment advice and its research should not be construed or used as such. Your access and use of this publication are governed by Gartner's Usage Policy. Gartner prides itself on its reputation for independence and objectivity. Its research is produced independently by its research organization without input or influence from any third party. For further information, seeGuiding Principles on Independence and Objectivity.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Gartner Survey Finds Importance of Customer Experience on the Rise - Marketing Is on the Hook

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Published: 29 September 2014 ID: G00265875 Analyst(s): Jake Sorofman, Laura McLellan Growing competition and consumer power have eroded traditional product-based advantages, forcing organizations to shift to a new battlefield: the customer experience. Marketing leaders are expected to create exceptional branded moments at every customer touchpoint.

# data[].attributes.body
https://packhelp.co.uk/bio-poly-mailers/?showPricingWithTax=1&showMinimalPrices=0&showMinimalPricesForMinimalOrder=1&qty=200&gclid=Cj0KCQiA-bjyBRCcARIsAFboWg196xQwLXNY-Mttl2nyXV2DLIT2_X2hP4JDT-LwWRjTLxLETOUTGYMaAjoaEALw_wcB#configurator

# data[].attributes.headline
Sustainable packaging  without use of plastic

# data[].attributes.subject
Sustainable packaging  without use of plastic

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
In our full entry on Plastic Pollution we provide an in-depth overview of global plastic production, distribution, management, and impacts through data visualisations and explainers. There you should find most of the data and context needed to understand the problem of global plastics.

# data[].attributes.body
https://www.wgsn.com/content/board_viewer/#/86186/page/8

# data[].attributes.body
- Earth Day account
- Tory Lanez account
- HP account

# data[].attributes.body
https://www.expertvoice.com/the-best-times-to-post-on-instagram/

# data[].attributes.body
- Improve HP current newsletter and base it on new collaboration
- Option to sign up to newsletter on website

# data[].attributes.body
increase footfall to site and purchases

# data[].attributes.body
- sponsored/promoted posts
- Instagram, Twitter
- Youtube advert?

# data[].attributes.headline
'Domestic catastrophe No3: La Planéte Laboratoire' - HeHe, 2018

# data[].attributes.subject
'Domestic catastrophe No3: La Planéte Laboratoire' - HeHe, 2018

# data[].attributes.body
This piece makes a reference to human-made pollution and how it is destroying our planet.