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• catalog abstract "Annotation Baby boomers are an incredibly lucrative market. But in their rush to appeal to youth, many companies have lost contact with baby boomers as they mature. The experts who contributed to this book find that boomers refuse to think of themselves as old even as they seek some of the comforts of mid-life. As they move through their peak earning years and into retirement, they still have a sense of fun and self-confidence. As perpetual learners, boomers continue to be information hungry and willing to adopt new technologies. Moreover, they recognize that good health will keep them young and they work to stay healthy. Leading authorities in the fields of leisure and travel, financial services, apparel, fast food, technology, and health care tell you what boomers want from these industries. You will find:? Details of today?s boomer demographics compared with the generations before and after and data on their attitudes based on several representative surveys in the past year? Advertising campaigns that have worked for leisure companies and destinations? What mature Boomers are demanding of fast food? How technology fits into their lives? Why apparel companies need to rethink their designs for boomer women? What boomers expect of their financial advisors? Insights into their?drugs of choice? for combating high cholesterol and high blood pressureDon?t write them off just yet! Place your order now to make sure you stay ahead of the generation that has at times been referred to as,?A pig moving through a python.? This book gives you the information you need to sell to boomers After Fifty.".
• catalog contributor b13140426.
• catalog created "2003.".
• catalog date "2003".
• catalog date "2003.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "2003.".
• catalog description "An introduction: Connecting with the boomers -- The baby boom: A demographic portrait -- Current boomer behavior and attitudes: What the surveys show -- Baby boom travel emphasizes adventure and relaxation -- Boomers on drugs: Marketing healthcare products to the baby boom generation -- Baby boomers and the fast food industry -- Baby boomers and technology: Selling the "Me" generation new toys -- "You don't look 50!" What boomer women want in apparel -- Connecting boomers with financial services -- The boomers--How do we sell them?".
• catalog description "Annotation Baby boomers are an incredibly lucrative market. But in their rush to appeal to youth, many companies have lost contact with baby boomers as they mature. The experts who contributed to this book find that boomers refuse to think of themselves as old even as they seek some of the comforts of mid-life. As they move through their peak earning years and into retirement, they still have a sense of fun and self-confidence. As perpetual learners, boomers continue to be information hungry and willing to adopt new technologies. Moreover, they recognize that good health will keep them young and they work to stay healthy. Leading authorities in the fields of leisure and travel, financial services, apparel, fast food, technology, and health care tell you what boomers want from these industries. You will find:? Details of today?s boomer demographics compared with the generations before and after and data on their attitudes based on several representative surveys in the past year? Advertising campaigns that have worked for leisure companies and destinations? What mature Boomers are demanding of fast food? How technology fits into their lives? Why apparel companies need to rethink their designs for boomer women? What boomers expect of their financial advisors? Insights into their?drugs of choice? for combating high cholesterol and high blood pressureDon?t write them off just yet! Place your order now to make sure you stay ahead of the generation that has at times been referred to as,?A pig moving through a python.? This book gives you the information you need to sell to boomers After Fifty.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
• catalog extent "ix, 181 p. :".
• catalog identifier "0972529020".
• catalog issued "2003".
• catalog issued "2003.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Ithaca, NY : Paramount Market Publishing,".
• catalog spatial "United States.".
• catalog subject "Baby boom generation.".
• catalog subject "Consumer behavior United States.".
• catalog subject "HF5415.13 .A38 2003".
• catalog subject "Market segmentation.".
• catalog subject "Marketing.".
• catalog subject "Older consumers United States.".
• catalog tableOfContents "An introduction: Connecting with the boomers -- The baby boom: A demographic portrait -- Current boomer behavior and attitudes: What the surveys show -- Baby boom travel emphasizes adventure and relaxation -- Boomers on drugs: Marketing healthcare products to the baby boom generation -- Baby boomers and the fast food industry -- Baby boomers and technology: Selling the "Me" generation new toys -- "You don't look 50!" What boomer women want in apparel -- Connecting boomers with financial services -- The boomers--How do we sell them?".
• catalog title "After fifty : how the baby boom will redefine the mature market : travel & leisure, fast food, apparel/retail, technology, health, financial services / edited by Leslie M. Harris.".
• catalog type "text".