Evolution of Marketing - From Baby Boomers to Generation Z

30 Nov 2018

A short monologue tracing how marketing shifted from targeting parents in the mass-TV era (e.g., families watching the Ed Sullivan Show) to prioritizing youth culture. The speaker attributes this change to the 1960s countercultural voice and media proliferation (cable, MTV), culminating in Millennials and Gen Z whose digital platforms (notably YouTube) give youth outsized influence across generations.

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