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NA vs WE: 5 Differences Between Young North Americans & Europeans We Learned in 2022

Young consumers in Western Europe are different from their peers in North America, and these 5 insights show you how…

Written and Edited by the YPulse Editorial Team
KEY TAKEAWAYS
  • Gen Z and Millennials in WE are even more concerned about the climate change crisis than those in NA
  • Young North Americans are far more likely to consume a certain drug than those in Western Europe
  • Young Europeans use Instagram a lot more than their NA peers (for now)
YPulse has been covering the behaviors and trends of young consumers in Western Europe for over a year now, bringing brands all the insights they need to understand Gen Z and Millennials in the U.K., Italy, France, Germany, and Spain today. In the course of this research, we’ve discovered many things that young Europeans have in common with those in North America—but some things they don’t, too. These differences are key for brands to understand when they are marketing in these regions and want to hone in on specific preferences, passions, and interests. As a wrap to 2022, here are...

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