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Marketing

Green Bean Casserole - Account ExecutiveEven during the holidays, you go towards the healthier options. You are the only one at the table to not go back for seconds and maybe even skip dessert. Yikes. You also feel obligated to make sure everyone gets along- facilitating the conversation and steering away from the controversial subjects. If you worked in an agency you’d probably be an account executive. You are motivated, organized, and a great listener. When the family asks how work has been you sound really smart and put together when in reality, you’re stressed beyond belief. Mashed Potatoes - CopywriterThe safest side on the table. Potatoes in any form are usually good. If your go to is mashed potatoes then you love the comfort food. You are easy going, and just like potatoes, you get along with anyone. If you

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Social Media

Businesses have lavished a lot of attention on millennials, but the upcoming generation, generation z, creates a new challenge for marketers. Those born after 1997 have a small attention span, get the majority of their news from social media, and have never known a life without technology. According to Forbes, Gen Z has a purchasing power worth $143 billion.  The oldest ones in this age group are finishing up their education and entering the workforce, suggesting that their purchasing power and impact on business will only grow in the upcoming years. So, it’s important for businesses to give an increasing amount of attention to this generation without alienating your current customer base. The way to cater to this unique group of young people just might require strategies you’ve never had to use before.  Social Responsibility First, let’s take a look at Gen