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	<title><![CDATA[Women's Suite Community: Status by Morgan Rees]]></title>
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	<title><![CDATA[Status by Morgan Rees]]></title>
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<p>How are these Generations different? Knowing the nuances and personality quirks of each generation helps craft effective messaging:<br />1.) More millennials than Gen Zers will pay extra for customer experience<br />2.) Gen Z sets a higher bar for expecting innovation from companies<br />3.) Gen Z is less likely than the millennial generation to trust companies — but can be swayed<br />4.) Gen Z is pragmatic; millennials are idealistic<br />5.) Gen Z focuses on saving money; millennials are more focused on the experience<br />6.) Millennials liked authenticity, but Gen Z takes it to a new level<br />7.) Gen Z prefers in-store shopping; millennials shop online<br />8.) Millennials cozy up to brands; Gen Z wants to be independently themselves</p>
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	<dc:creator>Morgan Rees</dc:creator>
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