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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.

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7 statistics that prove the importance of social media marketing in business

Sprout Social

When we look closer at the 55% of consumers who learn about new brands on social, Gen Z and Millennials are especially likely to use social for brand discovery. — Courtney Lacy (@clacy__) December 4, 2018. Why it’s important. Why it’s important. 72% of companies use social media data to inform business decisions.

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Everything Social Marketers Need to Know About Generation Z

Hootsuite

Your boss is about to ask you how to market to Generation Z. You know Generation Z is a huge group with spending power of over $143 billion in the United States alone. But how do you start marketing to them? But how do you start marketing to them? Everything you need to know about Generation Z.

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14 stats that show how gaming, in-game ads and OTT entertainment have changed in the wake of Covid-19

Econsultancy

In-game advertising forecast to generate $14 billion by 2028, up from $6 billion in 2020. This will mostly be driven by Gen Z and Millennial cohorts who, on average, are watching videos on both free and paid streaming platforms far more than the average individual (42% vs 29% and 40% vs 29%, respectively).

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B2B Lead Generation Strategies That Will Deliver Marketing ROI

Marketing Insider Group

Indeed, Google’s research confirms that 50% of B2B queries are made on mobile phones. This number is expected to reach 70% by 2020 as we take into account the entry of more B2B employees from the “digital generation” (Millennials and Gen Z), and the increasing use of smartphones by older generations.