The New Sales Playbook: Gen Z vs Boomers

Videos
Most brands try Gen Z once, get no results, and walk away. The problem is not Gen Z. The problem is that most campaigns are built for 2 to 3 touchpoints, and Gen Z requires 11 before they even follow you.

I have heard this from clients constantly, and I always ask the same question: where did you actually show up?

In this video, I break down why Gen Z takes longer to trust brands, what our own research at NP Digital reveals about how Gen Z relates to money, and why giving up on them now is one of the most expensive long-term mistakes you can make. Gen Z has more purchasing years ahead of them than any other generation alive, and I am not going to let you write them off.

You will learn:
— Baby Boomers convert after just 3 brand interactions. Gen Z needs 11. Here is what that gap actually means for your campaigns.
— Why most brands quit on Gen Z at touchpoint 3 or 4, right when Gen Z is just starting to notice them.
— What our own study at NP Digital found about how Gen Z thinks about money and why 68% of them prioritize living in the moment over future planning.
— Why writing Gen Z off because they take longer to trust you is a costly long-term mistake.

Chapters:
00:00 — Introduction
00:34 — Chapter 1: The Gap Nobody’s Talking About
02:05 — Chapter 2: Why Gen Z Spends Completely Differently?
04:27 — Chapter 3: Where are they actually hanging out online.
06:01 — Chapter 4: What actually builds that trust?
07:43 — Chapter 5: What those eleven touches look like

If your current marketing strategy was built around 2 to 3 touchpoints, it was built for a different generation. Learn how NP Digital helps brands build campaigns that actually reach and convert Gen Z at npdigital.com.

Products You May Like

Articles You May Like

Your Google Rank Means Less Than You Think
AI Traffic Is Small. The Revenue It Drives Isn’t.
Why You Should Post Less on LinkedIn
Overwhelmed by AI? You’re Probably Already Ahead
The Best Decision Kyle Cooke Made This Year | HubSpot AEO

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *