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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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Influencer Marketing Guide: How to Work With Social Media Influencers

Hootsuite

Influencer marketing—also known as branded content or working with creators—is a surefire way to expand the reach of your brand on social media. Let’s look at how to make a social media influencer program work for you. Let’s look at how to make a social media influencer program work for you. What is influencer marketing?

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How Gen Z uses social media and what that means for brands

Sprout Social

Since then, marketers have been trying to reach a revolving door of youth generations—from Boomers to Gen X to Millennials, and now Zoomers and Gen Alpha. Nearly 40% of Gen Z consumers trust influencers more than they did a year ago. Topicals Skincare brand Topicals has mastered the art of brand trips and influencer marketing.

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4 Reasons You Should Act on Influencer Marketing

Content Marketing Institute

Other research found that 57% of all internet users over age 16 have made a purchase based on an influencer recommendation and 69% of millennials report buying products that influencers recommend. HANDPICKED RELATED CONTENT: Influencer Marketing: Lessons From One of the World’s Largest Software Brands. Conclusion.

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An expert’s guide to influencer marketing

Sprout Social

A decade ago, the influencer marketing arena was limited only to celebrities and a few dedicated bloggers. Now, it seems like we’ve seen influencers rise, saturate the market and even get caught up in fraud. Read on for our tips to determine if influencer marketing is for you.

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Australian TikTok statistics to inform your strategy in 2025

Sprout Social

Further, the 2024 Social Media Content Strategy Report reveals that 73% of Millennials have TikTok accounts. A 2024 survey found that 41% of Gen Z shoppers had made purchases through social media in the past six months, followed closely by Millennials (40%). BookTok has grown significantly over the years.

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9 YouTube stats to inform your marketing strategy in 2019

Sprout Social

3. Millennials prefer YouTube over TV. This means that YouTube is an ideal network to include in any influencer marketing strategy you’re planning across social media. Individual creators, many of whom are also influencers, drive about 92% of the total views on sponsored videos on YouTube.