Over the past few months, YPulse has seen multiple brands completely rethinking their social media presence—sometimes even creating entirely new accounts—to mirror what they think Gen Z wants to see. Instagram quietly launched its own “finsta,” @notfit4main, following Gen Z’s years-long habit of posting more casually for a smaller, private audience. Without heavy promotion, the account aimed to build an inner-circle feel, featuring posts from employees and even celeb cameos, only for those who discovered it organically. Then Apple leaned into Gen Z’s absurd, inside joke humor for its MacBook Neo campaign on TikTok, as opposed to their usual polished...
7/23/25
Social and Mobile Marketing Preferences Report
Gen Z and Millennials are rewriting the rules of social and mobile marketing—preferring short, ...
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