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AmEx’s Member-Get-Member program is a winner with Millennials, Gen Z

Martech

The referral program kicked off in 2011 as an easy way for members to refer their friends to AmEx and get rewarded for doing so. Some 79% of referrals through the program represent the Millennial or Gen Z age groups – and a statistic like that can hardly be a coincidence.

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Gaining referrals from Millennials and Gen Z: Thursday’s daily brief

Martech

The referral program kicked off in 2011 as an easy way for members to refer their friends to AmEx and get rewarded for doing so. Some 79% of referrals through the program represent the Millennial or Gen Z age groups – and a statistic like that can hardly be a coincidence.

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21 Snapchat Stats That Matter to Social Media Marketers

Hootsuite

Snapchat launched in 2011. Across the world, Snapchat remains a popular social media platform for both Millennials and Gen Z. Together, Millennials and Gen Z have a direct spending power of $1 trillion. Advertisers only need a few seconds to connect with the Gen Z audience.

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The History of Social Media Since 2003

Hubspot Marketing

2011 - Snapchat followed Instagram as a mobile-only experience and the first app to popularize disappearing messages and ephemeral content. 2011 - Google+ was created, where users could create Circles of people they wanted to connect with and share content exclusive to those micro-networks. Let’s go dive into the timeline of events.

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8 Social Media Platforms That Weren't Founded in the U.S.

Hubspot Marketing

In 2019, as mobile-first mindsets grew in millennial and Gen Z audiences, Tencent transformed the QQ website into a standalone app. millennials like me were children, we raced home from school to message our friends on AIM. WeChat launched in 2011, before competitors like Kik and WhatsApp.

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The Workforce Now Spans 5 Generations — How Can You Meet Everyone’s Needs?

Sales Force: CMO

Each of the five generations currently in the workforce — The Silent Generation/Traditionalists, Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials and Gen Z — have different lived experiences that shape their perspectives, values and working styles. What about Gen X? Make continuous learning the norm.

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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. Blame a few fuzzy data in a 2011 study. Use these statistics as your springboard into innovation.