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EPISODE · Jan 3, 2026 · 34 MIN

Marketing to Millennials and Gen Z

from Consulting Spotlight · host Michael Bernzweig, James Hipkin

In this episode, host Michael Bernzweig interviews James Hipkin from Red8 Interactive, a marketing expert on a mission to demystify marketing. They discuss the shift in marketing strategies needed to address modern buyers, particularly millennials and Gen Z, who require a different approach than previous generations. James highlights the importance of strategic personalization, creating 'people like you' pathways, and focusing on mid-funnel marketing to build trust and align with the buyer's journey. The conversation also covers the challenges of implementing new systems and the importance of aligning marketing and sales strategies with current market demands.TakeawaysMarketing to modern buyers requires a shift from traditional tactics.Strategic personalization is more than just using a name in emails.'People like you' pathways invite rather than push buyers.Mid-funnel marketing is crucial for building trust.Aligning marketing with buyer's journey increases qualified leads.Modern buyers distrust pressure and prefer peer recommendations.Marketing should focus on proof, not promises.Understanding buyer's situation enhances personalization.Change management is key in implementing new systems.Aligning sales and marketing strategies is essential for growth.Sound bitesMarketing to modern buyers requires a shift.Strategic personalization is more than a name.'People like you' pathways invite buyers.Mid-funnel marketing builds trust.Align marketing with the buyer's journey.Modern buyers distrust pressure.Focus on proof, not promises.Understand the buyer's situation.Change management is key.Align sales and marketing strategies.ChaptersIntroduction to Modern Marketing ChallengesStrategic Personalization ExplainedCreating 'People Like You' PathwaysThe Role of Mid-Funnel MarketingAligning Sales and Marketing Strategies Ready to action this strategy?Connect with this expert now for a complimentary strategy consult or exclusive offer.https://summit.softwareoasis.com/activate-offers/(Claim Your Offer / Schedule Consultation)Apply to Present at our Live Events as an experthttps://experts.softwareoasis.com/expert-introductionsGet Your Networking Passhttps://experts.softwareoasis.com/executive-networking-passClaim your complimentary event pass and attend live:https://bootcamps.softwareoasis.com/https://summit.softwareoasis.com/ Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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In this episode, host Michael Bernzweig interviews James Hipkin from Red8 Interactive, a marketing expert on a mission to demystify marketing. They discuss the shift in marketing strategies needed to address modern buyers, particularly millennials and Gen Z, who require a different approach than previous generations. James highlights the importance of strategic personalization, creating 'people like you' pathways, and focusing on mid-funnel marketing to build trust and align with the buyer's journey. The conversation also covers the challenges of implementing new systems and the importance of aligning marketing and sales strategies with current market demands.

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