Teenagers first became a target for advertisers in the late 1950s. Many left school at 14 (in the U.S.) and 15 (in Britain). In the postwar boom their pay increased significantly but of course most of them were still living at home and had quite a lot of spare cash. This made them really interesting to advertisers ...
Teenagers started becoming a target for advertisers in the mid-20th century, particularly during the 1950s and 1960s as the concept of youth culture emerged. Advertisers recognized teenagers' increasing independence and disposable income, leading to the development of marketing strategies specifically tailored to this demographic.
Teenagers were targeted by advertisers.
Advertisers attempt to appeal to young teenagers by using things that appeal to them. They use sports, epic fantasy, and science fiction among other things.
There are many ways that advertisers can target their ads to certain groups of people. Some of the ways that advertisers can target specific people or groups of people are through context, placement of the ad, categories of interest, and geographic and language targeting.
The easy button from Target Advertisers will take you to another link. You can just click on it, and it will take you to one of the advertisers pages.
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The people advertisers hope to reach
A community of people advertisers want to reach. -apex
Skull candy can be for kids, teenagers, or adults, but its target consumers' are teenagers.
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Children under the age of 12 who get their parents or grandparents to buy the toy.
25-40, considered to be those with the most disposable income.