The world’s aging population means that tomorrow’s markets will comprise increasing numbers of older people. However, people become more dissimilar as they age, and what works for younger consumers does not necessarily work for older people. Some companies have been slow to target older adults, while others have been criticized for their lack of empathy and insight into their consumer needs. This conceptual paper outlines the importance of the senior market, evaluates some of the age-related changes which impact consumption in later life, and discusses the ways in which businesses can ensure they are better equipped to take advantage of a lucrative and expanding market
The elderly market has received increased attention in recent years as the business community recogn...
Baby boomers are now aged 40 to 60 and are still expected to be the most influential consumer segmen...
As the population ages, the demand for travel and leisure services will increase. Marketers in these...
The world’s aging population means that tomorrow’s markets will comprise increasing numbers of older...
The “senior market” – males and females of 65 and over – is of enormous size and growth potential wo...
This paper examines how and why marketing has largely ignored the older consumer and concentrated on...
Older consumers have distinct customer service preferences that can constitute a source of competiti...
We review existing knowledge about older consumers and decision making. We develop a conceptual fram...
Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to draw the attention of managers and academics to the extent...
Older consumers have distinct customer service preferences that can constitute a source of competiti...
Europe and generally the western societies are aging rapidly. Public sector in many countries is fac...
As the earth’s population ages, businesses globally need to become more attuned to the needs of olde...
The media today remain focused on capturing the “youth market”, despite the population changes which...
Abstract A longer life brings opportunities for older adults and their families as well as for their...
The world is undergoing a demographic transition. The 60+ age group would constitute 16% of the worl...
The elderly market has received increased attention in recent years as the business community recogn...
Baby boomers are now aged 40 to 60 and are still expected to be the most influential consumer segmen...
As the population ages, the demand for travel and leisure services will increase. Marketers in these...
The world’s aging population means that tomorrow’s markets will comprise increasing numbers of older...
The “senior market” – males and females of 65 and over – is of enormous size and growth potential wo...
This paper examines how and why marketing has largely ignored the older consumer and concentrated on...
Older consumers have distinct customer service preferences that can constitute a source of competiti...
We review existing knowledge about older consumers and decision making. We develop a conceptual fram...
Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to draw the attention of managers and academics to the extent...
Older consumers have distinct customer service preferences that can constitute a source of competiti...
Europe and generally the western societies are aging rapidly. Public sector in many countries is fac...
As the earth’s population ages, businesses globally need to become more attuned to the needs of olde...
The media today remain focused on capturing the “youth market”, despite the population changes which...
Abstract A longer life brings opportunities for older adults and their families as well as for their...
The world is undergoing a demographic transition. The 60+ age group would constitute 16% of the worl...
The elderly market has received increased attention in recent years as the business community recogn...
Baby boomers are now aged 40 to 60 and are still expected to be the most influential consumer segmen...
As the population ages, the demand for travel and leisure services will increase. Marketers in these...