Defined as the generation born from 1981 to 1996, millennials have long evolved past their stereotypes as tech-savvy teens. Well into their late 20s to early 40s, this cohort is now settling into established careers, starting families and making major financial moves. And as the generation with the most buying
In the entertainment industry, personalized recaps are here to stay. Think of viral marketing campaigns like Spotify “Wrapped” or Call of Duty’s #MyWarzone Legacy. These dynamic campaigns perform so well not only because they’re personalized but also because they surface interesting insights about the customer. For “Wrapped,” it could be
The content in demand by customers today isn’t flashy or expensive. It’s captured by the everyday person and their smartphone, free of Photoshop and pushy sales pitches. Whether it’s a review written on Yelp or an unboxing video, consumers want authenticity — and they’re finding it in content created by
With more than $450 billion in spending power, Gen Z is at the top of countless brands’ minds. What does this generation like, dislike and value? What kind of experiences are they seeking from brands? How can we best engage with them? From being the first truly digital generation to
Ambitious, empowered and predicted to be the largest generation in history by 2025 — Generation Alpha is already catching the attention of brands. Just take a look at Nike, who collaborated with popular gaming platform Fortnite to reach today’s tweens. Or Mattel, who launched a line of Barbies made from
Customer loyalty is a potent weapon in the modern marketplace — and it’s something that every company wants to cultivate. However, many brands are finding it difficult to develop and maintain customer loyalty in this fast-moving digital age. As consumers have more choices than ever before and can switch between
A version of this article originally appeared on Tech12. Today’s consumers are no longer brand loyal. Unlike the exhausting attempts of my parents’ generation to replace the cable company or their bank, the new generation of consumers can replace the service of any company with the push of a button.
Colleges and universities are facing a serious issue: enrollment is dropping. In the U.S., there were 662,000 fewer American students in spring 2022 compared to the year prior. Why?
The value of brand loyalty cannot be overstated — especially in the banking sector. Loyal customers recommend their bank up to 6x more, spend 25% more (on average) on their credit cards and are less likely to switch to a competitor, according to a study by Bain & Company. It’s
TikTok reigns supreme as the most successful social app for Gen Z. It was the most downloaded app of 2021, and over 40% of users are a part of Gen Z. TikTok has cracked the code of how these digital natives prefer to communicate, and more than that, it’s changing
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