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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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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. For marketers, this means speaking to an astute audience that may know the ideal product better than we do. What Birth Years Are Considered Generation Alpha?

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The Changing Nature Of Work [Slideshare]

Marketing Insider Group

Only one in three employees is engaged in their role, costing organizations billions of dollars in productivity. There are 5 generations to consider: Traditionalists (born before ‘46), Baby Boomers (born before ‘64), Generation X (born before ‘76), Millennials (born before ‘97) and Generation C or Z (born 97-?). No, Millennials.

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The History of Social Media Since 2003

Hubspot Marketing

And Twitter, for that matter — sponsored tweets have only been around since 2010! 2010 - Pinterest was launched as another photo-dominating platform, letting users upload and save images for curated mood-board-type experiences. The same goes for YouTube, which made video accessibility and shareability online as simple as can be.

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17 Marketing Trends You Need to Know for 2022

Marketing Insider Group

They are no longer a passive party when it comes to learning about products. They’re not waiting for you to tell you how great your products are. Permission to post content on social media and elsewhere about your company’s culture, products, and services. The growth of online content has given consumers more power.