Is it Time to End Generational Marketing?
Enterra Insights
FEBRUARY 1, 2024
Back in 1910, most young people worked; only fourteen per cent of fourteen- to seventeen-year-olds were still in school. The new idea was that people born within a given period, usually thirty years, belong to a single generation. Maybe the reason societies change is that people change, every thirty years.”
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