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7 Key Stats That Point to the Future of Marketing

Marketing Insider Group

Millennials Will Not Compose 75% of the Future Workforce. Conventional wisdom has pounded the point home that by 2025 (or in some versions of the myth, by 2030), millennials will become three-fourths of the nation’s workforce. Certainly, millennials will become a driving force in tomorrow’s workplace. totaled $58.6

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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. The marketing industry has been obsessed with Millennials for the past two decades. In fact, a Google search currently yields around 129 million results for the search term “millennials”, compared to only around 7.2 million for the previous “generation x”.

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99 Amazing Facts On The Future Of Business [Slides]

Marketing Insider Group

Consider: Over 40% of the companies that were at the top of the Fortune 500 in 2000 were no longer there in 2010. At the individual level, as consumers of information, products and services, we are all empowered to dramatically change the very nature of the way we interact with the brands we support. Click to Tweet. Click to Tweet.

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How contact tracking tech can reconnect brands with former customers

Martech

In 2016, LinkedIn data revealed that people who graduated between 2001 and 2010 (aka millennials) worked for an average of 3-4 companies in the first 5 years post-graduation. The post How contact tracking tech can reconnect brands with former customers appeared first on MarTech.

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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. Generation Alpha covers those born between 2010 and 2024. Most of their parents are Millennials. 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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What’s Next? Reflections on #SXSW 2024

Businesses Grow

I’ve been attending SXSW since 2010. My first conference in 2010 represented the dawn of social media — unbridled excitement! I skipped out on the celebrities, the movie debuts, and the glitzy brand activation parties in favor of relevant topics, smaller discussions and intimate dinners. What would it look like?

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Instagram vs. Snapchat: Which Is Best for Your Business?

Sprout Social

Historically, Instagram began in 2010 as a photo-sharing platform. of millennials prefer Instagram. of millennials prefer Snapchat. Takeaway : If your business’ customer base is made up mostly of younger millennials, then Snapchat may be the better platform for you. It was purchased in 2012 by Facebook. s S–1 filing.