#Marketers look to the future by embracing the next new generation, but some like @HarleyDavidson are focusing on #BabyBoomers. This week we highlight ways #brands can rev up their business by attracting them.
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In my column this week, I share my takeaways from being part of the @JackMyersBiz Leadership Conversation on Confronting Ageism in Media and Advertising.
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Join me and @JackMyersBiz TODAY to discuss why the 55+ demo is being engaged more, what it indicates about future ad-spend trends and how some noticed their worth long ago.
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What’s one thing that matters most in communicating to people of age? Authenticity. This week I share insight for representing reality, #OnTheVillage https://t.co/Hb92cDeKzN
How we react to aging is complex and fraught with irrationality. If you're trying to influence people of age, here are a few things that you should know. https://t.co/MABKxvoQdI
Boomers are discovering ways to improve the quality of life. This week I share some pet peeves that they are avoiding to make their time more valuable. What are some of your pet peeves? https://t.co/dTaxBe6bXM
As new normal emerges, we will see sweeping changes with #healthcare and how nursing homes are operated. All of this will contribute to the acceleration of independent care models. This week, I discuss the implications.
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Boomers have an inherent motivation to discover and try new things that keep them
feeling young and are not, as believed, stuck in their ways. This week I look at why they are active, vital and engaged. https://t.co/1fS8PrVSXi
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Boomers are going to be the true power consumers as the economy begins to dig out of this recent crisis. My column this week highlights why fixed income boomers are winning the race while many others are losing income. https://t.co/41IfstD330
Were things in the past really as better as we remember them? Let's discuss why we find comfort in the past...
It’s because it's a known entity, especially in times of an uncertain future.
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This week, I share some insight on a special kind of positivity that we need most now: optimism. When it comes to #optimism, no one does it better than #boomers. Here's how https://t.co/deUmuKJYuw
In this week’s column, I change things up a bit and share some musings on marketing in the "Age of Apprehension" with the goal of bringing a little bit of levity and some smiles to our current reality. https://t.co/Z3vhWggP8e
This week, my column outlines the new paradigm for "old" & how #marketers will thrive by putting the realities of #aging aside in favor of the idealistic notions that #boomers act like they’re #ageless. #onTheVillage https://t.co/GpK1qQaW7s
Podcast: Michael Farmer and Peter Hubbell: #Boomers Are Not "OK" on Madison Avenue. "For all of the progress that has been made on inclusion, we are still excluding people of age". Listen Now: https://t.co/UP8C86LWkR
#Marketers love chasing the next big thing, but it can blind them from seeing even bigger #opportunities. My column this week breaks down why the most obvious wins are often missed & how thinking small can help. https://t.co/a04VKg8ozV
In my column this week, I “Monday-morning quarterback” this year's #SuperBowl ads, explaining why #babyboomers (and others) might miss the point - because they’re ads, not IQ tests. https://t.co/A768bnHA5y