The Republican Brand Problem With Gen Z
In the 2024 election, President Trump was propelled to victory by a huge increase in support among younger Gen Z voters — But down-ballot Republican candidates were not as successful, and we wanted to know why. So BrabenderCox recently partnered with G2 Analytics to test a variety of political and branding content exclusively to Gen Z voters. And the results were clear... Republican candidates have a systemic branding problem among this large voting block.
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As part of the Trump for President 2024 team, we saw firsthand why President Trump did so well with younger voters:
- The Trump messaging team made a very early commitment to talk to this critical voting segment.
- Creative was specifically personalized for their life stage
- Content velocity was critically important in driving shares.
- We thought more like a reality show creator and less like a cinematographer.
- Streaming, social, and podcasts were utilized instead of traditional TV.
- Social receiving high views and shares was quickly transitioned to paid digital media.
- Entertaining, not educating, was a critical part of our strategy.
Click below to watch the individual ads:
This study was by Zebra Tattoo Factory, a specialty practice of BrabenderCox. If you’re ready to rethink how your campaign connects with Gen Z, we’re ready to show you what works.
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