1# Alex Post Like many companies The New York times is trying to attract a new target consumer. In their case this target is the younger generation. With the decline of printed news The New York Times have transcribed their content onto digital sources. Offering the same content on their website and on their mobile app allows them to reach a broader audience instantly. The use of Google virtual reality goggles was a great use of technology to try and connect with a younger audience. Considering Google was one of the companies leading the innovation in virtual reality The New York Times was able to associate itself with this new technology. I think a good way to reach a younger audience is through The New York Times app. If they were to partner with a big smartphone companies like Samsung or Apple they could have their app pre downloaded on the phone. This takes away the first step the target demographic has to do to see the content. With the app pre downloaded the phone could use Apple's Siri or Samsung's Bixby to pull up recent events and articles from The Times with the use of the users voice. This allows the user to access more with an ease of access feature on the smart phone. One of the default apps the smartphone pulls information on current events or articles is from The New York Times. One possible explanation for the decrease in The New York Times advertising revenue is the availability of better alternative or substitutes. The New York Times is a more sophisticated platform so their requirements and price for advertisement may be more stringent than that of Facebook or Twitter. Just the number of potential number of views if enough to encourage advertisers to seek advertising of Facebook instead of The Times. 2# Cody’s Post 1. Like many newspapers, The New York Times has struggled to attract younger viewers and retain subscribers. What other types of technologies could help older brands like the Times connect with new customers? Well, as the question somewhat implies, their recent cutting edge breakthroughs with virtual reality may have left those struggles in the past. I think the younger generation of today needs to be entertained quickly and easily. The video showed a perfect example of how to draw in younger consumers through the use of newer technologies. Some other ways to connect with new consumers could include a wide variety of digital vehicles such as electronic and mobile commerce.  The realm of digital marketing provides an almost endless array of possibilities for consumer connection through the use of e-commerce and m-commerce. Consumer emails can provide a perfect cost-efficient means of connecting through systematic and careful placements of advertisements. Targeted personalizations and appeals to scarcity can draw in many potential buyers and can drastically facilitate marketing sales. This, however, is no good if the company has an ineffective website.  Based on effective marketing techniques, th.

1. 1# Alex Post
Like many companies The New York times is trying to attract a
new target consumer. In their case this target is the younger
generation. With the decline of printed news The New York
Times have transcribed their content onto digital sources.
Offering the same content on their website and on their mobile
app allows them to reach a broader audience instantly. The use
of Google virtual reality goggles was a great use of technology
to try and connect with a younger audience. Considering Google
was one of the companies leading the innovation in virtual
reality The New York Times was able to associate itself with
this new technology.
I think a good way to reach a younger audience is through The
New York Times app. If they were to partner with a big
smartphone companies like Samsung or Apple they could have
their app pre downloaded on the phone. This takes away the
first step the target demographic has to do to see the content.
With the app pre downloaded the phone could use Apple's Siri
or Samsung's Bixby to pull up recent events and articles from
The Times with the use of the users voice. This allows the user
to access more with an ease of access feature on the smart
phone. One of the default apps the smartphone pulls information
on current events or articles is from The New York Times.
One possible explanation for the decrease in The New York
Times advertising revenue is the availability of better
alternative or substitutes. The New York Times is a more
sophisticated platform so their requirements and price for
advertisement may be more stringent than that of Facebook or
Twitter. Just the number of potential number of views if enough
to encourage advertisers to seek advertising of Facebook instead
of The Times.

2. 2# Cody’s Post
1. Like many newspapers, The New York Times has struggled to
attract younger viewers and retain subscribers. What other types
of technologies could help older brands like the Times connect
with new customers?
Well, as the question somewhat implies, their recent cutting
edge breakthroughs with virtual reality may have left those
struggles in the past. I think the younger generation of today
needs to be entertained quickly and easily. The video showed a
perfect example of how to draw in younger consumers through
the use of newer technologies. Some other ways to connect with
new consumers could include a wide variety of digital vehicles
such as electronic and mobile commerce.
The realm of digital marketing provides an almost endless array
of possibilities for consumer connection through the use of e-
commerce and m-commerce. Consumer emails can provide a
perfect cost-efficient means of connecting through systematic
and careful placements of advertisements. Targeted
personalizations and appeals to scarcity can draw in many
potential buyers and can drastically facilitate marketing sales.

3. This, however, is no good if the company has an ineffective
website.
Based on effective marketing techniques, the landing page can
facilitate consumers to the exact products they are looking for
and increase conversion rates. The explosive rise in m-
commerce can also help connect companies to consumers.
Having a contemporary usage time of 5 hours per day can be the
perfect vehicle for getting the attention, interest, desire, and
action of consumers (Perez, 2017). There are other vehicles as
well but this would provide two viable solutions to help connect
younger consumers.
2. The New York Times has been experiencing double-digit
increases in the number of digital subscribers it has. However,
the company has seen its digital advertising revenues drop. How
can this happen?
Although there can be several factors related to this drop in
digital advertising revenues, despite increased digital
subscribers, the main reason might stem from ineffective
advertisement techniques or strategies. Perhaps too little details
and images within the ad display fail to catch consumer
attention. Another possibility is that their retargeting techniques
leave consumers annoyed and subsequently associate these ads
as invaluable due to the frequencies. A final consideration is
that they are utilizing ineffective vehicles and would benefit
more by advertising through other areas such as mobile
commerce or social media. As stated above, there are many
reasons for this but by utilizing risk mitigation measures before
advertisement releases, such as multivariate testing or split
testing, this company could have prevented a drop in revenue
(Tanner & Raymond 2019).
References:
Perez, S. (2017), "U.S. Consumers Now Spend 5 Hours per Day
on Mobile
Devices, TechCrunch, https://techcrunch.com/2017/03/03/u-s-
consumers-now-spend-5-hours-per-day-on-mobile-
devices/ (Links to an external site.).

4. Tanner, J., & Raymond, M. (2019). Principles of Marketing (4th
ed). N.p.: FlatWorld.
Video Directions
View the video in chapter 11 titled, UPS United Problem
Solvers (Links to an external site.) and provide a few brief
comments with respect to its relevancy to this unit’s marketing
concepts. Note: This item is worth 1 bonus point.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbVy5kRYbgs&feature=you
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