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"We're already preparing to diversify by focusing heavily on Instagram, YouTube, and even LinkedIn for short-form video content," Struck added. I think for content creators that make short-form content, they will be less affected." Sam Saideman'We are acting as if it may actually be gone in January'Jones said she's gotten "a lot of calls of concerns and worry" about a potential TikTok ban. Many creators and managers are putting together post-TikTok plans, even if they think there's a chance it could stick around. "Ever since the first threat of a TikTok ban, I decided I'm not going to rely on just this," Arujo said.
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The Gen Z paradoxGen Z's economic power is growing faster than other generations, according to Bank of America. In the US, fashion is the preferred category for entertainment spending among Gen Z, outranking dining out, video games, and music. A 2021 McKinsey survey found that 42% of American Gen Zers said they didn't even know what makes clothes sustainable. In addition to pushing people to buy more clothes, the buy-now, think-later model of live shopping also encourages people to buy clothes that are worse for the planet. To solve that problem, she founded Viviene New York in 2022, a Gen Z-led marketing agency that helps sustainable brands connect with Gen Z audiences through social media.
Estella Struck launched Viviene New York, a marketing agency for sustainable brands, in 2021. Sign up for our newsletter to get the latest on the culture & business of sustainability — delivered weekly to your inbox. Given that success, Struck wanted to make sustainability marketing more accessible to other brands. I believe that your network is your net worth, so I spent a lot of time at networking events meeting people in sustainability, marketing, and social media. I've grown Viviene by attempting to change that up, introduce new social media techniques, and reach consumers outside of the environmental-activist community.
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