millennium Mature Thinking

Understanding The Mature Consumer

To communicate successfully with mature consumers you need to understand what makes them tick. Most people recognise that the mature market is not a single group – there are many, many ‘shades of grey’. They could be blowing their children’s inheritance on exotic holidays and flash cars or living on the breadline on the basic state pension. They hate being patronised and detest being targeted by age alone. And you thought talking to the mature consumer was going to be easy?

events

July 7th 2010

Institute of Fundraising

London

Kevin Lavery - 'The Demise of Dorothy Donor and the Rise of Billy Boomer'

 

 

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Older people 'to face job...

23rd July 2010

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