A new generation is here

A new generation is here

Welcome to the latest edition ofΒ The Gen Zer. This week’s newsletter is a quick guide to the generations, including the newest entrants to the scene. We also take a look at the pros of partying, the rise of β€˜neijuan,’ and Gen Z’s surprising changing attitudes to work. Last week, the...

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Why agencies and brands are hiring influencers as business consultants

Why agencies and brands are hiring influencers as business consultants

Agencies and brands are hiring influencers as traditional business consultants whose work is confidential, non-public and unattributable. Imagine walking into your boss's office, being told your 2025 targets are up and your budget is down, and to drop a revised plan on their desk by next week. This would normally come as a shock, except you probably heard the same words hastily uttered this time last year. Brand managers have been...

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Does Gen Z smell better?

Does Gen Z smell better?

Gen Z are changing the fragrance industry Welcome to the latest edition ofΒ The Gen Zer. This week we discuss how Gen Z are changing the fragrance industry. (Smells like teen spirit, anyone?) We also take a look at how bars are trying to entice Gen Z out, a few things Zers have been rediscovering, and why young people feel so guilty about leaving their desks. Does Gen Z smell better? I’m (mostly)...

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Gen Z loves a podcast

Gen Z loves a podcast

behind the podcast craze. Welcome to the latest edition ofΒ The Gen Zer. This week we dive into Gen Z’s love for a good podcast. We also cover health advice on TikTok, an unlikely Gen Z hero, and more . . . If you haven’t been hiding under a rock for the past week, then you’ve probably seen that Vice President Kamala Harris went on Alex Cooper’sΒ Call Her DaddyΒ podcast. The two talked...

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What the 2024 Labour conference meant for young people

What the 2024 Labour conference meant for young people

It marks the first Labour conference in 14 years where the party is in government. Starmer and Co battled the awkward backdrop of free gifts as they discuss tackling sadness at school, managing hate crime, and other hot topics. So much for the honeymoon period… It seems Labour has thrown themselves headfirst into the new political ring. The conference was planned with a focus on Labours’ big idea of change, but...

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