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How Gen Z values are changing marketing

Martech

In two decades of guiding B2B enterprises through digital trends and transformations, I’ve witnessed seismic shifts in consumer behavior. None of them quite compare to what we’re seeing with Gen Z. As they do, their impact is fundamentally transforming what we market and why.

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How millennials use social media: What marketers need to know

Sprout Social

After dominating the headlines for over a decade, the generation—born between 1981-1996—took a step back as Gen Z sauntered into the limelight. We built the culture Gen Z now thrives in.” That’s why we gravitate toward content that teaches, entertains or makes us feel seen.

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

Sprout Social

billion , influencer marketing in Australia is transforming not only how people engage but how they spend. 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. Michael is known and beloved among his 2.6

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The Top Social Media Platforms to Use in 2024 for Your Brand

Vertical Response

Collaborations with influencers or creators can significantly amplify your reach and resonate with Gen Z and Millennial audiences. Brands that balance educational and entertaining content tend to perform well, as they can cater to the diverse preferences of YouTube users. With over 2.5 of its daily users aged between 13 and 24.

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The creator economy: Making dollars and sense out of social partnerships

Sprout Social

Once a small-but-mighty phenomenon, the creator economy has transformed into a full-fledged forcereshaping everything from how we consume content, to the relationships between audiences and brands. Today, the creator economy is worth $250 billion (yes, thats billion with a b). By 2027, that figure is expected to balloon to $500 billion.

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25 Aussie TikTok creators brands should know in 2025

Sprout Social

Her TikTok content often delves into relatable moments and Aussie nostalgia, forming a witty commentary that Gen-Z audiences especially love. Niche: Comedy, lifestyle, entertainment Liam Dowling is an Australian content creator known for his comedic sketches and lifestyle videos. Male Australian TikTok influencers 20.

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Social media statistics shaping Australia’s digital landscape in 2025

Sprout Social

Their behaviours on these networks, such as the time spent and the networks used, differ.According to a 2024 report , heres how much time each generation spends on social media: Gen Z: 10 hours and five minutes. Gen X: six hours and five minutes. At 42% , Gen Z is Pinterests fastest-growing user base in Australia.

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