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The Best Luxury Marketing Strategies

Neil Patel

Millennials, who are entering their peak earning years, and Gen Z, many of whom are just entering the workforce, have grown up in the digital era and expect brands to have an online presence as high-quality as their products. Full-page ads in premium magazines or weighty direct mail pieces are a luxury marketer’s bread and butter.

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

Martech

I chose to buy from a national retailer and decided to purchase in-store for the big-ticket item. Whatever technology solution the retailer was using: it worked. 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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What You Can Learn from Real-Life Marketing Examples

Exposure Ninja

Image Source Making use of advertising space on the side of buses or posters inside trains or buses can be another great way to get your message seen by a local audience. Some TV channels allow for regional advertising, so you may want to make something specific to your area. TV adverts don’t need to be as grand as Coca-Cola ones.

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What Are the Fundamentals of Marketing? (And How to Use Them)

Exposure Ninja

Estrid’s target customers are Gen Z-ers who shop with the company because of its positioning , which Estrid promote by: Covering “taboo” topics in the world of shaving Working with inclusive models Offering a more environmentally friendly alternative to traditional razors Delivering the products directly to customers on a schedule that suits them.

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How Each Generation Shops in 2022 [New Data from Our State of Consumer Trends Report]

Hubspot Marketing

To jump to a broader side-by-side look at how all generations handle each stage of product discovery and purchases differently. Gen Z Overview (ages 18-24). Social media, YouTube ads, and internet search are the top ways Gen Z discover new products. Ads on streaming services beat cable TV for reaching Gen Z.

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