The teen marketing mania is evident in the proliferation of research surveys and in conferences like the one this fall in Chicago, which participants paid $1,599 to attend.
Pizza Hut hosts "roundtable discussions" with articulate teens via e-mail to make sure it's on the right track with their tastes. It has even invited some in to the company boardroom for a pizza lunch with its executives.
"People have been marketing to teens for years, but treating them as intelligent consumers is a new concept," says Kevin Umeh, head of the market research firm Element. His company provides insights on trends derived from 50,000 interviews with teens each month.

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