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Millennials vs. Gen Z: Why Marketers Need to Know the Difference

Hubspot Marketing

In recent years, there's been a common misconception that Gen Z and millennials are essentially the same. When companies discuss reaching younger audiences, many often lump Gen Z and millennials into the same group and create one campaign strategy that they believe fits both groups.

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It’s Giving… Marketing to Gen Z

Set Up

Once upon a time, we wrote a blog and made a video about Gen Z: Marketing Mysteries Uncovered for Generation Z. Well, they’re much older (and more influential) now…So let’s see what has changed and how marketers can continue to adapt to fit Gen Z’s needs and preferences. How should Brands react to Gen Z?

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How Gen Z values are changing marketing

Martech

None of them quite compare to what we’re seeing with Gen Z. The first truly digital-native generation is solidifying its standing in the workforce and gaining increasing purchasing power. Gen Z: The new powerhouse in the consumer market Consider this: Gen Z overtook Baby Boomers in full-time roles this year.

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5 Trends for the Future of Marketing in 2020 and Beyond

Marketing Insider Group

Generation Z Will Influence Marketing More than Millennials. million for the previous “generation x”. By 2030 this percentage is expected to drop to just under 37% as Generation Z starts to come of age. Generation Z consists of people who were born from 1995 to 2010. Source: [link].

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A Marketer’s Guide to the Metaverse

Neil Patel

According to Morgan Stanley, the multinational investment bank, NFTs have the potential to become a $56 billion market by 2030. From product development to the sale of existing products or services, virtual reality enables you to bring your customers into the fold. Who says “no” to free product research?

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Ethical marketing: Building trust and consumer engagement in the digital age

SmartBrief - Marketing

This has become a movement that generations from baby boomers to Generation Z have embraced. In its Business of Sustainability Index , PDI Technologies found that 68% of American consumers are willing to pay more for products that are environmentally sustainable.

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17 Marketing Trends You Need to Know for 2022

Marketing Insider Group

They are no longer a passive party when it comes to learning about products. They’re not waiting for you to tell you how great your products are. Permission to post content on social media and elsewhere about your company’s culture, products, and services. The growth of online content has given consumers more power.