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Aflac’s approach to Gen Z engagement

Martech

The way customers make purchases and interact with brands is changing. Customers born just before or after the debut of the memorable Aflac Duck are known as Gen Z and are a much sought after health insurance demographic. For Aflac, the positive impressions are all connected across the customer journey.

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

Sprout Social

Casey Lewis, social media consultant, author behind the After School newsletter and expert of social trends among younger audiences, sums it up like this: “Any brand not actively trying to reach Gen Z and Gen Alpha is doing themselves a disservice. Which platforms does Gen Z use and why? Data backs this up.

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It’s Giving… Marketing to Gen Z

Set Up

Once upon a time, we wrote a blog and made a video about Gen Z: Marketing Mysteries Uncovered for Generation Z. Well, they’re much older (and more influential) now…So let’s see what has changed and how marketers can continue to adapt to fit Gen Z’s needs and preferences. How should Brands react to Gen Z?

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5 Hacks to Attract Gen-Z Consumers

Neil Patel

Gen Z’ers, which includes those born between 1996 and 2012, now make up 20 percent of the US population and account for $143 billion in direct spending. If you are still focused on millennials, it’s time to start paying attention to a new generation of consumers. Here are five ways to attract and keep Gen Z customers.

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Why Your Best Marketing Channel Is Driving Customers Away

Litmus

Retailers over-email their customers, with frequency being both the top reason for unsubscribes and a major driver of unopened emails. 42% unsubscribe due to excessive promotions with few valuable offers. Younger demographics are more likely to delete after briefly skimming the preview text — 26% of Millennials and 28% of Gen Z.

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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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6 effective influencer marketing examples in Australia (& why they work)

Sprout Social

Further, younger generations are the most impacted, with 90% of Gen Z and 84% of Millennials saying some of their purchases within this period were influenced by social. Similarly, this figure increases among younger users (76% of Gen Z and 74% of Millennials). As a result, influencers who accept payment (i.e.