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Oh man, McDonald's targets kids all of the time because they know kids will beg their parents to go in just to get some chicken nuggets or a specific toy. McDonald's actually loses money on their chicken nuggets, which means they're a loss leader, and they're only sold to get kids to bring their parents in who spend $30 for the entire family who needs to eat :D
I knew big companies hired psychologists for their marketing, it's just not done a ton because most companies have marketing teams in place who are basically psychologists in their own right. They know who to target, what to say, how to peak their interest, and what to price the products at in order to sell the most possible :D
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I know the feeling this is so true. When my kids started to beg and give you these poor faces like, we really cannot endure it anymore haha. And we can notice its all there, from food, drinks, desserts and even added toys too. They just really know who to target with - the weakness of every parents. :)
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I see where it's confusing, but I'm more talking along the lines of a major purchase, which is something more along the lines of a car or even a house. If bigger ticket items were marketed to teens early on, those teens would likely buy them later on down the road after seeing 5 star reviews for the last 10 years online.
Parents will always buy their kids something like an xbox or ps4, but they don't always buy them a car, which is what I'm trying to get at. Tweak your marketing now, in a fun way, and you will be able to bring teens in later on down the road who will have wanted to purchase your product for the last few years :D
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BTW... Did you know that these large corporations employ even psychologists in their marketing teams, so they create marketing ideas targeting special ages and groups. Nothing about it is coincidence. Color of the boxes, toys and everything else is examined to smallest detail, when it comes to marketing. Targeting kids and teenagers is great marketing strategy. It's true that it will take time to pay off, but certainly it worth investment if you looking long run... Many most popular companies in the world doing just this and it's one of their biggest strategies. Perhaps, among many others, just think for a minute about McDonald and their "Happy Meal" which is created for kids. It include even little toy with every meal and automatically capture their minds to keep coming back again and again. Once they grow up, their habit concisely or subconsciously tell them to go have "Big Mac" or whatever. That's how they actually keep being popular food store even for seniors... BTW... Did you know that these large corporations employ even psychologists in their marketing teams, so they create marketing ideas targeting special ages and groups. Nothing about it is coincidence. Color of the boxes, toys and everything else is examined to smallest detail, when it comes to marketing.
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