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Marketlooks: The Mature Market: New Perspectives on the 55+ ConsumerPublished by: MarketLooks - Packaged Facts Published: Feb. 1, 2003 - 32 Pages Table of Contents
AbstractMarketLooks, from MarketResearch.com, are concise 15-30 page summaries of popular full-length market research reports published by Packaged Facts. This MarketLooks report has been compiled from the following full-length study:Title: The Mature Market: New Perspectives on the 55+ Consumer Published: February 2003 Each MarketLooks report includes top-level findings from the respective parent report in a rich, easy to read format accompanied by select charts and graphs. Reports published prior to July 2001 are delivered in PowerPoint™. Reports published after July 2001 are delivered in Adobe PDF™ format. All are available via Instant Online Delivery to allow you to use the valuable information you've purchased immediately. MarketLooks covering Packaged Facts studies are the perfect answer for:
The following is the abstract from the full report: The report analyzes consumer expenditure patterns by age segment and Simmons Market Research Bureau findings on the attitudes and behavior of mature consumers. Media targeting the mature market are reviewed and media usage habits are analyzed. Marketing, promotional, and advertising strategies are discussed, and case studies of companies active in the market are presented. An Appendix lists information about resources available to companies active in the mature market. As the Boomer cohort turns 55, the Census Bureau projects that between 2002 and 2007 the number of Americans in the 55+ age group will grow six times faster than the rest of the population. As Americans enter their mature years, they are radically changing the traditional vision of retirement. Many are now working longer to provide for their financial security in an uncertain economic environment, while others are searching for new ways to enrich their personal lives in the face of longer life expectancy. Find out what changing views of retirement mean for the consumer behavior and spending patterns of mature Americans. Learn what Census 2000 has to say about where mature consumers are most likely to live. Understand how to tap into the market created by a new generation of grandparents. See how companies are re-thinking their strategies, creating new products, and re-designing old ones to respond to the needs of the rapidly growing mature market. Learn what researchers have discovered about how mature consumers use the Internet. |
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