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By the numbers: Diversity and inclusion are good business

Martech

In 2014 it was 76%.) 60% of consumers find the topic of diversity and inclusion to be important – Highest among parents with kids 2-12 (78%), African-Americans (80%), and younger generations (76% of Gen Z and 72% of millennials compared to just 46% of boomers). A big improvement. Forrester ). McKinsey ). Why we care. “If

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Where Nonprofits Spend Their Time On Social Media in 2022

Hubspot Marketing

Think back to 2014 when the ice bucket challenge went viral. It’s particularly helpful for reaching a younger audience, like Gen Z and Millennials. The social platform arms non-profit organizations with features that help them generate interest in their causes and fundraise. The first is through social challenges.

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Join the Big League: 7 Reasons to Go Digital with Your Advertising

Adobe Experience Cloud Blog

In fact, most companies spent more on digital marketing in 2015 than they did in 2014, and plan to increase spending in 2016. Digital advertising simply makes sense if you want to get your message, campaign, or promotion in front of your audience. It’s an especially great place to reach Gen Z and Millennial customers.

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Join the Big League: 7 Reasons to Go Digital with Your Advertising

Adobe Experience Cloud Blog

In fact, most companies spent more on digital marketing in 2015 than they did in 2014, and plan to increase spending in 2016. Digital advertising simply makes sense if you want to get your message, campaign, or promotion in front of your audience. It’s an especially great place to reach Gen Z and Millennial customers.

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The Rise Of Emoji Marketing

Marketing Insider Group

But now, the eldest millennials are approaching 40 and we see marketers shifting their attention to “generation z.” Emojis use pictures that are governed by the Unicode Consortium – a nonprofit group formed in the 1980s to promote standardized coding. In 2014, many brands started testing marketing with emojis.

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Native Advertising Strategy: How and When to Use It

Hubspot Marketing

Here’s a harsh truth: Gen Z doesn’t want to see your banner ad. Research from Bulbshare found that 75% of Gen Z (born between 1997–2012) will avoid ads at all costs. 36% of Gen Z turns to social media over search engines to search for brands, and 39% say that social media has influenced them to buy something.

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Why Tom Peters thinks desperation fuels excellence

Businesses Grow

” Your job as a leader is to “hire well and promote.” There was a study that replicated it in 2014 and 91% of profits went to share buybacks, shareholders, and executives, and 9% went to the people. I read this thing from a Gen Z newsletter, and the person from Gen Z said, we will not be stressed.

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