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How Gen Z Will Change the B2B Marketing Game

Trade Press Services Newsletter

While traditional B2B marketing strategies have primarily focused on targeting baby boomers, Generation X, and millennials , a new generation is rapidly emerging as a new force in the B2B sector: Gen Z. Consider communicating with Gen Z customers through text messaging. Ensure your website is fast and free of glitches or slow speeds.

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New Research Shows That From Boomers to Zoomers, Authenticity Matters

Businesses Grow

Millennials: The Digital Adopters Now, onto the avocado toast lovers – Millennials! For Millennials, influencing and marketing are equivalent professions and they want, no expect, to a certain degree of professionalism or they just cannot take you seriously. Singer is a Ph.D. Brint Ryan College of Business.

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A guide to choosing the most effective social media networks for your brand

Sprout Social

A social media network is an online platform that supports communication, interaction and content sharing among individuals and communities. They’re built primarily for communication, connection and content sharing. Gen X leads the way in Facebook usage, followed closely by Boomers and Millennials.

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One Question That Will Reinvigorate Your Approach to Marketing

Hubspot Marketing

They weren’t, but “communication isn’t what I say, it’s what you hear.” That’s not unusual now , but Banikarim jokes that she was a millennial before her time, because she’s had so many jobs for somebody in her 50s. Like millennials, she’s “looking for impact.” But I was always looking for purpose in the job.”

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How genAI can fill the trust gap for brands

Martech

Millennials are nearly as receptive — 33% agree; 35% are neutral. Nearly three-quarters want to know upfront if they’re communicating with AI. Gen Z is the most receptive, while Boomers and Silent Generation-ers are the most cautious. Thirty-nine percent of Gen X disagree with sharing personal info with an AI agent.

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AI can find your ideal customers, but only humans can build real relationships

Martech

By dividing the audience into distinct groups based on behaviors, preferences or demographics, businesses can tailor their communication and email cadences for more meaningful engagement. Value Proposition: Clearly and concisely communicate what makes your offering unique and how it solves the customer’s problem.

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Generational Divides in Email: Are Marketers Missing their Mark?

Litmus

Take an age-targeted approach that respects individual communication thresholds and preferences. This suggests that consumers prioritize perceived value over broader corporate communication. Nearly 60% of Millennials and Gen Z find it “extremely” or “very important.” Yet, less than half of Gen X share the same concern.

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