Samantha Skey - "Gaming for Good: Millennial Moms and Competitive Collaboration"

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Moms control more than the purse strings in most homes (5 trillion in annual spending) they also control the good works and, often, the gaming. Many a millennial mom relies upon gaming dynamics in manging their families’ behavior. They are also active gamers themselves, and enjoy gaming the bottom line in their houshold investments. Get into the mom psyche with proprietary research from Recyclebank on moms as chief gaming officer of the household.

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Her Day:

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Sole decision maker:

Her info sources:

71%household products

66%personal care

58%apparel

56%food

Source: Recyclebank Proprietary Data

67%internet

52%TV

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- Stan Lee

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Source: Mintel, Recyclebank Internal Data

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Source: Recyclebank Proprietary Data

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58% of participants said they are very/extremely likely to take additional green actions in the future as a result of participating in the challenge

Not at all Slightly Moderately Considerably

4%

36%

41%

19%

3%

30%

42%

25%

Existing Members

Q: How much did the GYHC increase your knowledge about how to take steps to help the environment?

97% of the participants surveyed said the game increased their knowledge about how to help the environment

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City tons per month Household pounds per year

Corpus Christi, Texas

Before

240After

1,130Before

67After

311

Cincinnati, Ohio

Before

906After

1,345Before

255After

379Source: Recyclebank Internal Data

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