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Marketing to Boomers and Beyond Posted: 10 May 2010 08:41 AM PDT NYC boomer workshop reveals latest trends, research findings and marketing tactics for reaching mature audiences People 50 and older collectively hold $7 trillion in personal wealth and, in the United States, control 75 percent of the nation's disposable income, yet experts say marketers continue overlooking them as consumers. "The boomer and beyond generations are the most written-about age segment," says boomer expert Dr. Leslie Harris. "However, marketers continue to undervalue boomer and beyond consumers and, therefore, allow these consumers to make buying decisions with few marketing or advertising programs to gain their loyalty or favorable brand attitudes." This Friday, May 14, Harris and other leading mature market experts will gather at a New York City workshop "Marketing to Boomers and Beyond: How to Build Your Business with the Mature Consumer," to address this and other related mature marketing issues, including the latest demographic trends, research findings, and how to effectively reach and resonate with the 50 plus population. FH Boom will attend and blog from the event. Speakers and panel moderators include: The workshop is organized by Dr. Leslie M. Harris, noted boomer expert and the author of "After Fifty: How the Baby Boom Will Redefine the Mature Market" and "After Sixty: Marketing to Baby Boomers Reaching Their Big Transition Years." For more information and to register to attend the event, visit: http://www.beyondboomers.com/workshop.html . |
FH Boom Daily Digest – May 10, 2010 Posted: 10 May 2010 05:00 AM PDT Top News From Today's "Boomiverse" Bad Economy Dampens Baby Boomers' Sex Drive Overview: "… Americans 45 and older say they are engaging in sex less often and with less satisfaction, according to the just-released AARP survey, "Sex Romance and Relationships." Aging boomers from all around shift societal norms Overview: "Beyond paying for Social Security and Medicare, meeting the needs of the ballooning senior population will require a paradigm shift in how we fund and deliver those services, said Richard Rathge, director of the North Dakota State Data Center." Why seniors will change real estate Overview: "The biggest opportunities are in developing new, diverse, smaller-scale 55-plus independent/assisted/dementia care, continuing care resort communities (adds skilled nursing) and "residential share" housing alternatives with universal design and energy-smart features." |
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