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Should Marketing Take On Culture and Employee Engagement

Marketing Insider Group

Or, maybe you like to blame it on those darn millennials. Culture change has become linked with attracting millennials – more flexible work hours, unlimited vacation time, gym perks. Sending emails, creating ads, promoting our products, creating press releases.” Just look at the agile movement in marketing today.

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Get Ahead of the Mobile Herd: 5 Best Practices for Mobile-Optimized Marketing

Adobe Experience Cloud Blog

This is especially true for the Millennials (aka Gen Y). At 76 million strong in the US alone, Millennials are the largest generational market since the Baby Boomers. It’s easy to lose sight of mobile’s larger strategic role in our engagement with prospects and customers. On ‘found time.’

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How to make sure you’re marketing to Gen Z the right way

Sprout Social

It’s also key that brands learn how to bridge the gap between Gen Z and other generations of customers, particularly millennials. And so while this list emphasizes tactics for marketing to Gen Z, many of these tips are fair game for millennials as well. Gen Z prefers to see marketing featuring “real people.”.

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Content & Beyond 2025: 9 key takeaways for marketers

Welcome Software

Andrew Pagonis, Global Product Marketing Lead at Google (Gemini) talks with our very own Anthony Aiosa, VP of Product and Customer Marketing on exactly how you should be using AI to enable—not eliminate—you in your marketing role. and how you can drive growth by doing the same.

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Your Customer Wants to Be the Hero

Adobe Experience Cloud Blog

The idea that millennials are killing brands has become a bit of a running joke on the internet. Headlines like, “ How Millennials Killed Mayonnaise ” and “ Blame Millenials for the Vanishing Bar of Soap ” make us laugh, but in many ways, they aren’t entirely off-base. The Body Shop and Patagonia Nailed It.

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These 7 Brands Take Personalized Marketing to a New Level

Hubspot Marketing

Penned by Charles Duhigg, it was written largely as a follow-up to what became a public incident: An angry father marched into a Minnesota Target store, demanded to know why his teenage daughter received coupons for baby products, only to later find out that she was, in fact, pregnant. That’s when routines are forced to change. The Example.

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Will Content Finally Become A Marketing Department? (And 16 More 2015 Predictions)

Marketing Insider Group

There were a lot of digital marketing changes in 2014. Companies got serious about content marketing, brands and publishers embraced native advertising , millennials were pushed into the spotlight , and big data made it possible for content creators to figure out exactly whom they were targeting.

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