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How different generations use social media: A complete guide

Sprout Social

Millennials (survey respondents ages 24-39). Expect culturally relevant and inclusive content that entertains, educates and inspires while keeping up with pop culture. The full scoop on Millennials and social media. Millennials are more receptive to social media marketing than their counterparts.

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Who is Generation Alpha, and Why Are They Important to Marketers?

Neil Patel

Millennials taught us new ways of viewing our socio-political world. Most of their parents are Millennials. Generation Alpha Culture and the Future of Marketing. Similarly, we can expect Gen Alpha to reject traditional forms of marketing , much like their Millennial parents did not long ago.

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Sustainable Marketing: Key Principles & How to Leverage It [+Examples]

Hubspot Marketing

According to the data, Millennials (38%) care most the ethical products while Gen-X cares the most about the environmental impact. Sustainable marketing looks at ways to nurture consumers during the entire buyer’s journey. Education is one way to build loyalty with your audience early on. Be customer-oriented. Satya + Sage.

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Integrated Media Planning: What It Is and How to Adopt it In Your Marketing Strategy

Hubspot Marketing

Basically, an integrated media plan is a blueprint for a marketing campaign. For example, if you’re targeting millennials, you might consider Instagram and Twitter for your media plan. Your buyer persona will include demographic information such as income, education, and gender. and "What medium will reach this audience?".

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9 Keys To Brand Publishing Success

Marketing Insider Group

Brands are struggling to connect with their audience using traditional marketing techniques. As one senior marketer told me recently, “the business asks for things you know won’t work. And then take the trust you’ve built and try to educate them on what will work.”

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Why Content Marketing is the Only Marketing Left

Digital Marketer

With more people using ad-blocking software to shut out unsolicited ads, the future looks bleak for marketers. But content marketing is the silver lining. Traditional marketing relies on outbound systems. This approach subjects consumers to marketing messages they don’t want. Millennials Are Tech-Reliant.

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An Introduction to Social Media for Business

Sprout Social

Just in case you’re not completely sold on social–or have to convince higher-ups it’s worth it–here are some statistics that make it more than evident that social media is the way to go: 63% of millennials say they stay updated on brands through social networks. 46% of millennials rely on social media when making purchase online.