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How Gen Z values are changing marketing

Martech

In two decades of guiding B2B enterprises through digital trends and transformations, I’ve witnessed seismic shifts in consumer behavior. None of them quite compare to what we’re seeing with Gen Z. As they do, their impact is fundamentally transforming what we market and why.

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The Top Social Media Platforms to Use in 2024 for Your Brand

Vertical Response

Instagram excels in visual content and influencer marketing, providing numerous creative formats and strong e-commerce features, making it essential for brands targeting younger demographics. Influencer marketing is another area where Instagram shines. of its daily users aged between 13 and 24.

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The creator economy: Making dollars and sense out of social partnerships

Sprout Social

Remember a few years ago when op-eds used to claim influencer marketing was a fad? Fortunately for influencers, creators and brands, that turned out to be completely wrong. Consumers proved with their loyalty, engagement and purchasing power that influencer marketing is here for the long-haul.

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Influencer marketing trends across industries

Sprout Social

Trendsetters and culture drivers like Lia have made influencer marketing an essential piece to social media strategies. Brands will need to be aware of the dance floor if they want to disrupt the music in a way that resonates with influencers and consumers alike. Influencer marketing has transformed how we shop.

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How social media changed the sports marketing game

Sprout Social

Sports marketing isn’t new, but it does look different. The use of social media in sports marketing has transformed the way fans interact with their favorite athletes, teams and sporting events. Sports figures—once separated from their fans by traditional media—have become our favorite influencers and mainstays in our feeds.

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7 Predictions for Social Media in 2025 from Creator Economy Experts

Buffer Marketing

With 24% of LinkedIn’s audience now comprising Gen Z , the demand for fast, engaging content is driving change. Video leads to more brand partnerships Lindsey Gamble , creator economy expert and consultant, builds on this by highlighting LinkedIn’s focus on video-first content and influencer marketing.

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Social media statistics shaping Australia’s digital landscape in 2025

Sprout Social

Their behaviours on these networks, such as the time spent and the networks used, differ.According to a 2024 report , heres how much time each generation spends on social media: Gen Z: 10 hours and five minutes. Gen X: six hours and five minutes. Marketers should focus predominantly on the 2534 age group.

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