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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. 6 Factors That Differentiate Millennials and Gen Z.

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Market by Generation: Data-Backed Content Consumption Habits To Shape Your Strategy

Hubspot Marketing

Keep this in mind as we discuss: Gen Alpha Content Consumption Habits Gen Z Content Consumption Habits Millennial Content Consumption Habits Gen X Content Consumption Habits Baby Boomer Content Consumption Habits What content consumption habits do all generations have in common? What can you do as a marketer? hours per day).

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Is Instagram Dying? [New Data]

Hubspot Marketing

Influence with Millennials Instagram is the sweet spot for Millennials. Unsurprisingly, a high concentration of Instagram's audience belongs to Millennials, even securing first place as their favorite social media app last year ( Gen Z agreed ). Instagram is also thriving in the influencer marketing space.

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7 Pieces of Content Your Audience Really Wants to See [New Data]

Hubspot Marketing

Gen Z’s top preference for learning is short-form video, story posts, or from an influencer they follow. Millennials prefer short-form video, ads or sponsored content, and feed posts. Gen Xers prefer feed posts, online communities, and short-form video. snackable content for any platform.

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Staying Ahead of the Game: The Importance of Content in Your 2023 Consumer Marketing Strategy

Girl Power Marketing

Connect through your content with an authentic voice to ensure you don’t miss out on new customers from the Millennial, Z, and Alpha generations, who have a combined spending power of more than $3 trillion. User-generated content works hard for your brand on many levels, the most powerful of which is word-of-mouth marketing.

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Generation Alpha Characteristics That Marketers Need to Know

Spiralytics

They’re taking their cues from their Millennial and Gen Z predecessors in holding brands accountable for social justice from a very early age. The vast majority – 80% of parents – report their Alpha children have influenced their actions and consumption decisions towards a more sustainable future.

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17 TikTok stats marketers need to know in 2021

Sprout Social

This segment includes Gen Z and younger Millennials, so it’s an important cross-section of social media users. Charli D’Amelio posts mostly TikTok dance videos and viral trends that her followers love, along with partnering with major brands for influencer campaigns. Ready to start marketing on TikTok?

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