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Gen Z is going to be the generation of entrepreneurs, freelancers, and creatives. As a brand it is going to be imperative to keep your finger on this conversation, stay informed on the needs and wants of the younger generations, and lend your hand in facilitating the new iteration of education.
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People don’t necessarily look at beauty products in the same way they used to, granting new opportunities for brands and doing away with pre-COVID challenges.
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The continued growth of smartphone and smart speaker ownership solidifies digital audio as a growth opportunity advertisers would do well to take seriously.
Now more than ever, it’s imperative for brands to show that they legitimately support causes that are important to consumers, in ways that are not just “lip service.”
Travel brands need to tap into consumers’ emotions and foster a sense of inspiration in order to help them answer the whys—and remember the wonders—of travel.
The good work that brands did in focusing on empathetic, unifying messaging in 2020 and 2021 still has a place in 2022.
The emergence of Hispanics into the American mainstream is the biggest business growth opportunity of our time, and the effectiveness of engaging this group in-culture and in-language has never been more important.
This shopping season, marketers face a dynamic economic and social environment. Only by having an advertising strategy that is agile, responsive, and omnichannel can they be confident in their campaigns.
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