The document discusses consumers over 50 and how their behaviors, expectations, and relationships with brands are changing. Some key points:
- Over 40% of the Australian liquor market is over 50, and this group is staying younger by embracing technology and active lifestyles.
- Their "states of mind" - like seeking quality, prioritizing family, or preferring routine - influence purchasing more than age alone.
- Marketers should target these motivations rather than just age, as aspirations are increasingly driving brand demand across generations.
- As with a teen wanting sunglasses or senior wanting a webcam, focusing on mindsets rather than age allows brands to better engage consumers.
A Very British Black Friday: The Real Winners and LosersFITCH
Black Friday is perceived as a frantic one-day sale, when shoppers lose control in the fight for bargains and retailers move mountains of stock to get a good chunk of Christmas sales in the bag.
This study on Black Friday in Britain shows that the reality is somewhat different. While there will always be a small proportion of shoppers willing to fight for a bargain, the majority are sensible human beings happily buying online, at home.
The losers are the retailers. Black Friday discounts drive shoppers to open their wallets earlier, but not necessarily deeper, so the idea that they are a major boost to UK Christmas spending is flawed.
Find out about our predictions for the future of Black Friday in Britain, and our recommendations for what retailers should really be focusing on.
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It seems you can't buy anything these days without a carefully nurtured story reflecting the provenance, purity or purpose of the brand, replete with a hand-crafted booklet on the blood, sweat and tears it took to bring this product to you. And all you wanted was a coffee. On the surface, all this authenticity and effort is not a bad thing. Indeed, as the mass brands flail in the face of this hipster hurricane, it may be time to ask why we find ourselves drawn to this phenomenon that has created a bigger issue of parity in all corners of retail. Where did the trend of artisanal, bespoke brands come from, and why do they seem to be taking over every category of retail? FITCH unpacks this new direction of retail and share how brands can differentiate themselves in a world of hipster take-over.
A Very British Black Friday: The Real Winners and LosersFITCH
Black Friday is perceived as a frantic one-day sale, when shoppers lose control in the fight for bargains and retailers move mountains of stock to get a good chunk of Christmas sales in the bag.
This study on Black Friday in Britain shows that the reality is somewhat different. While there will always be a small proportion of shoppers willing to fight for a bargain, the majority are sensible human beings happily buying online, at home.
The losers are the retailers. Black Friday discounts drive shoppers to open their wallets earlier, but not necessarily deeper, so the idea that they are a major boost to UK Christmas spending is flawed.
Find out about our predictions for the future of Black Friday in Britain, and our recommendations for what retailers should really be focusing on.
Matrix Metal casting company - Sanmar Groupgselva739
The Sanmar Foundries’ Unit 2 large flaskless moulding line was commissioned on 26 June 2008 at Viralimalai near Trichy. The sand foundry facilities will now have a capacity of 30,000 tonnes
per annum of steel castings.
Matrix Metals is a leading global supplier of finished steel cast components for the oil/gas, construction and mining, transportation and military sectors.
It seems you can't buy anything these days without a carefully nurtured story reflecting the provenance, purity or purpose of the brand, replete with a hand-crafted booklet on the blood, sweat and tears it took to bring this product to you. And all you wanted was a coffee. On the surface, all this authenticity and effort is not a bad thing. Indeed, as the mass brands flail in the face of this hipster hurricane, it may be time to ask why we find ourselves drawn to this phenomenon that has created a bigger issue of parity in all corners of retail. Where did the trend of artisanal, bespoke brands come from, and why do they seem to be taking over every category of retail? FITCH unpacks this new direction of retail and share how brands can differentiate themselves in a world of hipster take-over.
Future Shoppers Report es una investigación elaborada por Samsung UK que hace hincapié en consumidores de 16-24 años, tendencias, preferencias, gustos, ¿qué es lo que buscan?
To survive and thrive in today’s economy, it takes a lot more than just clinging to yesterday’s strategies and hoping for the best. It’s quite simple really, the future will belong to those brands that can rethink and re-imagine their core strategies. But those that fail to embrace change and take intelligent risks, will likely become another sad statistic.
In "Innovate or Die: 10 Ways To Build Your Brand...A Casket", the North team pays tribute to some recent unexpected traumas, epic disasters, and shocking casualties of the new economy.
But before you go reaching for the box of tissue, this presentation isn’t meant to be a downer. It’s to inspire new innovative ways for looking at your business.
Enjoy.
Whilst brand storytelling is certainly alive and well, and increasingly being used by brands as a marketing activity, a Google search quickly reveals how many different definitions there are on the subject.
We therefore commissioned this in-depth research to gain a better understanding of what brand storytelling means from a consumer's perspective.
The Retail Rebels - Who Will Conquer the Connected ConsumerJerry Inman
Just like last year’s fashions and the latest iPhone, Millennials are being replaced by the latest and greatest batch of consumers, Generation Z (also known as The Founders). They are Gen Y’s younger siblings who were born between 1995 and 2009. While Millennials continue to be an important market for many retailers and brands, a new purchasing powerhouse should demand your attention. The oldest members of Gen Z are still teenagers, but they already wield a buying power of $44 billion and command the highest influence on family purchases in history. In fact, 93% of Gen Z parents surveyed said their children influence family spending and household purchases, according to the Deep Focus’ 2015 Cassandra Report Gen Z and this continues through 2016. They also make up nearly 26% of the population giving us more than enough reasons to start paying attention.
Just like with Millennials, retailers need to discover how to genuinely connect with GenZ to build trust and loyalty. But beware - it’s been said that GenZ can’t stand living in the Millennial shadow. To secure the favor of the up-and-coming generation of consumers, you have to know what makes them tick. Of course, figuring this step out requires an understanding of what Generation Z values and where they spend their time.
What has emerged to date? Retail rentals or sharing - these new consumers are becoming increasingly used to the idea of a “sharing economy” – tapping into Uber for rides, Airbnb for places to stay or Rent the Runway for outfits. Retailers need this type of disruptive thinking, a digital business transformation to execute, and change management to adopt behaviors for this new breed of consumers. Even if GenZ isn’t your current target audience today, they will be tomorrow and now is the time to grab their attention, so get ready!
The Retail Rebels - Who Will Conquer the Connected ConsumerPaula Levy
Just like last year’s fashions and the latest iPhone, Millennials are
being replaced by the latest and greatest batch of consumers, Generation
Z (also known as The Founders). They are Gen Y’s younger
siblings who were born between 1995 and 2009. While Millennials
continue to be an important market for many retailers and brands,
a new purchasing powerhouse should demand your attention. The
oldest members of Gen Z are still teenagers, but they already wield a
buying power of $44 billion and command the highest influence on
family purchases in history. In fact, 93% of Gen Z parents surveyed
said their children influence family spending and household purchases,
according to the Deep Focus’ 2015 Cassandra Report Gen Z
and this continues through 2016. They also make up nearly 26% of
the population giving us more than enough reasons to start paying
attention.
Just like with Millennials, retailers need to discover how to genuinely
connect with GenZ to build trust and loyalty. But beware - it’s been
said that GenZ can’t stand living in the Millennial shadow. To secure
the favor of the up-and-coming generation of consumers, you
have to know what makes them tick. Of course, figuring this step out
requires an understanding of what Generation Z values and where
they spend their time.
What has emerged to date? Retail rentals or sharing - these new
consumers are becoming increasingly used to the idea of a “sharing
economy” – tapping into Uber for rides, Airbnb for places to stay or
Rent the Runway for outfits. Retailers need this type of disruptive
thinking, a digital business transformation to execute, and change
management to adopt behaviors for this new breed of consumers.
Even if GenZ isn’t your current target audience today, they will be
tomorrow and now is the time to grab their attention, so get ready!
Losing a Generation - A guide to understanding and developing a customer-cent...Laura Wood
There is so much more brands can learn about moving beyond a ‘one-size fits all’ marketing campaign.
Discover how a customer insight marketing strategy will change your game forever.
You’ll discover:
- The myths and realities of key demographic groups
- How to capture your customers’ voice from the crowd
- How to create personalised experiences that will grow your brand
Retail 2020: Retail Will Change more in the Next 5 Years than the Last 50FITCH
Against a backdrop of seismic shifts in our retail landscape, Christian Davies, Executive Creative Director, Americas at FITCH took the audience on a global tour of the major trends that will be the norm by the time we’re ringing in the New Year of 2020. Emerging trends are mapped against new shopper behaviors and the rise of Gen Z – set to be the largest group of shoppers globally by 2020 – and by new realities of retail operations, language and purpose. This presentation was given at Globalshop in Las Vegas on March 26th, 2015.
From Simple to Splintered to Seamless: In this new technology-enabled world, how can brand marketers and retailers capture the imagination and retain the loyalty of their customers?
The Secret To Marketing To Women is the guide you need that’s going to take you straight to the money if you do it right. Women are a different breed and if you don’t know how to capture their undivided attention you really need to zone into the way they think and perceive things.
The only way you can do this is to understand them and that’s exactly what this guide does for you. It shows you how to use this knowledge to your advantage so you can get them on board quickly and for good. The secrets to marketing to women gives you the power to connect with this highly lucrative niche target market and that’s golden if you like money.
The Secret To Marketing To Women is your solution to uncovering the facts to attract women to your product or service with their purse open. Sounds pretty sweet to me.
Understanding the motivations of consumers, in an increasingly complex shopping landscape, is providing a never-ending challenge for brands.
Webloyalty has commissioned this 5Ps of Shopper Motivations Report to investigate current motivations and drivers at both a local and global level. We partnered with Oxford Brookes University, interviewing over 5000 consumers living in Brazil, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, UK and US, to understand shopping habits and the motivations behind these.
Our research identifies five key categories of Shopper Motivation:
Price Motivated Shoppers
Practicality Motivated Shoppers
Peer Motivated Shoppers
Perk Motivated Shoppers
Personalisation Motivated Shoppers
Future Shoppers Report es una investigación elaborada por Samsung UK que hace hincapié en consumidores de 16-24 años, tendencias, preferencias, gustos, ¿qué es lo que buscan?
To survive and thrive in today’s economy, it takes a lot more than just clinging to yesterday’s strategies and hoping for the best. It’s quite simple really, the future will belong to those brands that can rethink and re-imagine their core strategies. But those that fail to embrace change and take intelligent risks, will likely become another sad statistic.
In "Innovate or Die: 10 Ways To Build Your Brand...A Casket", the North team pays tribute to some recent unexpected traumas, epic disasters, and shocking casualties of the new economy.
But before you go reaching for the box of tissue, this presentation isn’t meant to be a downer. It’s to inspire new innovative ways for looking at your business.
Enjoy.
Whilst brand storytelling is certainly alive and well, and increasingly being used by brands as a marketing activity, a Google search quickly reveals how many different definitions there are on the subject.
We therefore commissioned this in-depth research to gain a better understanding of what brand storytelling means from a consumer's perspective.
The Retail Rebels - Who Will Conquer the Connected ConsumerJerry Inman
Just like last year’s fashions and the latest iPhone, Millennials are being replaced by the latest and greatest batch of consumers, Generation Z (also known as The Founders). They are Gen Y’s younger siblings who were born between 1995 and 2009. While Millennials continue to be an important market for many retailers and brands, a new purchasing powerhouse should demand your attention. The oldest members of Gen Z are still teenagers, but they already wield a buying power of $44 billion and command the highest influence on family purchases in history. In fact, 93% of Gen Z parents surveyed said their children influence family spending and household purchases, according to the Deep Focus’ 2015 Cassandra Report Gen Z and this continues through 2016. They also make up nearly 26% of the population giving us more than enough reasons to start paying attention.
Just like with Millennials, retailers need to discover how to genuinely connect with GenZ to build trust and loyalty. But beware - it’s been said that GenZ can’t stand living in the Millennial shadow. To secure the favor of the up-and-coming generation of consumers, you have to know what makes them tick. Of course, figuring this step out requires an understanding of what Generation Z values and where they spend their time.
What has emerged to date? Retail rentals or sharing - these new consumers are becoming increasingly used to the idea of a “sharing economy” – tapping into Uber for rides, Airbnb for places to stay or Rent the Runway for outfits. Retailers need this type of disruptive thinking, a digital business transformation to execute, and change management to adopt behaviors for this new breed of consumers. Even if GenZ isn’t your current target audience today, they will be tomorrow and now is the time to grab their attention, so get ready!
The Retail Rebels - Who Will Conquer the Connected ConsumerPaula Levy
Just like last year’s fashions and the latest iPhone, Millennials are
being replaced by the latest and greatest batch of consumers, Generation
Z (also known as The Founders). They are Gen Y’s younger
siblings who were born between 1995 and 2009. While Millennials
continue to be an important market for many retailers and brands,
a new purchasing powerhouse should demand your attention. The
oldest members of Gen Z are still teenagers, but they already wield a
buying power of $44 billion and command the highest influence on
family purchases in history. In fact, 93% of Gen Z parents surveyed
said their children influence family spending and household purchases,
according to the Deep Focus’ 2015 Cassandra Report Gen Z
and this continues through 2016. They also make up nearly 26% of
the population giving us more than enough reasons to start paying
attention.
Just like with Millennials, retailers need to discover how to genuinely
connect with GenZ to build trust and loyalty. But beware - it’s been
said that GenZ can’t stand living in the Millennial shadow. To secure
the favor of the up-and-coming generation of consumers, you
have to know what makes them tick. Of course, figuring this step out
requires an understanding of what Generation Z values and where
they spend their time.
What has emerged to date? Retail rentals or sharing - these new
consumers are becoming increasingly used to the idea of a “sharing
economy” – tapping into Uber for rides, Airbnb for places to stay or
Rent the Runway for outfits. Retailers need this type of disruptive
thinking, a digital business transformation to execute, and change
management to adopt behaviors for this new breed of consumers.
Even if GenZ isn’t your current target audience today, they will be
tomorrow and now is the time to grab their attention, so get ready!
Losing a Generation - A guide to understanding and developing a customer-cent...Laura Wood
There is so much more brands can learn about moving beyond a ‘one-size fits all’ marketing campaign.
Discover how a customer insight marketing strategy will change your game forever.
You’ll discover:
- The myths and realities of key demographic groups
- How to capture your customers’ voice from the crowd
- How to create personalised experiences that will grow your brand
Retail 2020: Retail Will Change more in the Next 5 Years than the Last 50FITCH
Against a backdrop of seismic shifts in our retail landscape, Christian Davies, Executive Creative Director, Americas at FITCH took the audience on a global tour of the major trends that will be the norm by the time we’re ringing in the New Year of 2020. Emerging trends are mapped against new shopper behaviors and the rise of Gen Z – set to be the largest group of shoppers globally by 2020 – and by new realities of retail operations, language and purpose. This presentation was given at Globalshop in Las Vegas on March 26th, 2015.
From Simple to Splintered to Seamless: In this new technology-enabled world, how can brand marketers and retailers capture the imagination and retain the loyalty of their customers?
The Secret To Marketing To Women is the guide you need that’s going to take you straight to the money if you do it right. Women are a different breed and if you don’t know how to capture their undivided attention you really need to zone into the way they think and perceive things.
The only way you can do this is to understand them and that’s exactly what this guide does for you. It shows you how to use this knowledge to your advantage so you can get them on board quickly and for good. The secrets to marketing to women gives you the power to connect with this highly lucrative niche target market and that’s golden if you like money.
The Secret To Marketing To Women is your solution to uncovering the facts to attract women to your product or service with their purse open. Sounds pretty sweet to me.
Understanding the motivations of consumers, in an increasingly complex shopping landscape, is providing a never-ending challenge for brands.
Webloyalty has commissioned this 5Ps of Shopper Motivations Report to investigate current motivations and drivers at both a local and global level. We partnered with Oxford Brookes University, interviewing over 5000 consumers living in Brazil, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, UK and US, to understand shopping habits and the motivations behind these.
Our research identifies five key categories of Shopper Motivation:
Price Motivated Shoppers
Practicality Motivated Shoppers
Peer Motivated Shoppers
Perk Motivated Shoppers
Personalisation Motivated Shoppers
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The Mahadasha of Shukra (Venus) is one of the most significant periods in Vedic astrology. Shukra is known as the planet of love, beauty, wealth, and luxury. Its Mahadasha can bring about profound changes in an individual's life, both positive and negative, depending on its placement and condition in the natal chart.
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The Fascinating World of Bats: Unveiling the Secrets of the Night
Bats, the mysterious creatures of the night, have long been a source of fascination and fear for humans. With their eerie squeaks and fluttering wings, they have captured our imagination and sparked our curiosity. Yet, beyond the myths and legends, bats are fascinating creatures that play a vital role in our ecosystem.
There are over 1,300 species of bats, ranging from the tiny Kitti's hog-nosed bat to the majestic flying foxes. These winged mammals are found in almost every corner of the globe, from the scorching deserts to the lush rainforests. Their diversity is a testament to their adaptability and resilience.
Bats are insectivores, feeding on a vast array of insects, from mosquitoes to beetles. A single bat can consume up to 1,200 insects in an hour, making them a crucial part of our pest control system. By preying on insects that damage crops, bats save the agricultural industry billions of dollars each year.
But bats are not just useful; they are also fascinating creatures. Their ability to fly in complete darkness, using echolocation to navigate and hunt, is a remarkable feat of evolution. They are also social animals, living in colonies and communicating with each other through a complex system of calls and body language.
Despite their importance, bats face numerous threats, from habitat destruction to climate change. Many species are endangered, and conservation efforts are necessary to protect these magnificent creatures.
In conclusion, bats are more than just creatures of the night; they are a vital part of our ecosystem, playing a crucial role in maintaining the balance of nature. By learning more about these fascinating animals, we can appreciate their importance and work to protect them for generations to come. So, let us embrace the beauty and mystery of bats, and celebrate their unique place in our world.
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1. In focus - Consumers
Old dogs, With the over-50s market embracing
technology more than ever before, Scott
McLaughlin of Clutch takes a look at what’s
making this generation tick, and asks the
new tricks
question - can your brand keep up?
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f you have ever witnessed a dog chase after a moving car, you
may have asked yourself why such a pointless activity seems
totally rational for the dog. Does the dog truly believe that it can
catch the car? If it was in fact successful, what then would the dog
do with the car? Is the car held in such esteem by the dog, or is
it the fear of the unknown that motivates the chase? According to
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2. veterinarians it’s the chase itself that is most enticing for the dog. Let’s simplify it a touch and look at some broad and
When we sell our products and brands to the Australian market, is it the yet dominant states of mind among our over 50s.
selling or the market that’s the most important and engaging endeavour?
Are we more in touch with these markets than the dog is with the car, or Just a state of mind
is it the shiny acceleration of consumption that whips us into a frenzy?
Unlike the dog, we know the facts - but do they matter anymore to us than The first and perhaps most interesting will be those with ‘great
it matters to the dog to understand the mechanistic workings of the car? expectations’. These brand discoverers are a discerning and demanding
You have to admit that ‘earth shattering’ facts like: customer expecting that their patronage and purchasing is sought
after, well regarded and indeed respected. Just over 15 per cent
w Just over 40 per cent of the available Australian of Australia’s over 50s think like this, looking to leverage their hard
Liquor market are aged over 50 years earned and copious asset bases for better quality, better health and
w Alcohol incidence declines (slightly) when lifestyles, better experiences and much, much better service. Well
you get older, more so over 65 armed and informed, they will take cues from those in the know,
w More than half of over 50s have internet connections rather than those in the store, and will choose the best brands at
at home (70 per cent of 50-65 year olds) prices that don’t insult ones intelligence, in retail environments that
w Nearly a quarter of Australia’s regular gym satisfy their curiosity and their passion for the finer things in life.
users are over 50 years of age There are those with the ‘family at heart’, which if not in their
w 14 per cent of iPhone users are over 50 living room, will be looking for the occasional treat for themselves in
between a majority of decisions driven by the needs of others. These
…..are fundamentally as useful to us as it is for the dog to consumers are represented by more than 30 per cent of our over
understand the fine outer suburban art of the “hand-brake”. 50s. These Australians will trade off quality for price for themselves,
Recently I was involved with a marketing campaign, where a young and yet will buy more esteemed products destined for the mouths of
loved ones, from whom, they get a lot of their new information. Quite
the value hunter, these consumers will know where they can do better,
and will be periodically enticed by in-store offers that take them north
Just like a 13-year-old wants sunglasses in the value chain. With a general inclination for loyalty it will be the
and a 65-year-old wants a new web cam, whole package that entices them in retail where relationships and
aspiration, expectation and self perception recommendations from sales staff are sure to influence choice.
One other state of mind is that of the “routine seeker”. Making up
are driving brand relationships and demand approximately half of our over 50s this group would associate brand trial
now more than ever. as a risk. Extremely price sensitive, when the brand value “friendship”
is being stretched just a little too much they will feel forced to adjust
their behaviour to better suit their budgets. An extremely loyal brand
consumer, they will greatly value, but not expect to be rewarded for
copywriter depicted people of my vintage (circa 1970), as being their custom. Comparatively not open to trying new things, much of
nostalgically reflective of our bygone era. Rather than putting a down the marketing effort will be lost on this market unless it specifically
payment on my new walking frame, I simply resigned myself to the fact rewards them for doing what they do or buying what they buy normally.
that age, aging or being old was a relative judgment. I remember in the Even then, such effort may be seen in a transactional view as being
early to mid 90s where a mobile phone that didn’t stick out of your jeans wasteful given that demand from this market is relatively static.
pocket was new, and one that did was old, and now, as I grow tired of my
14-month-old 3G Nokia that does everything but wash the car, I realise that The right attitude
the expectations have indeed shifted. If being old is a relative measure or a
state of mind, then ones age is fast becoming a redundant pre-determinant When you think about these three broad descriptions of the
of behaviour, brand usage and consumption. I know that in my case, predominant ways of thinking for today’s over 50s, hopefully you can
both of my parents are in their 60s, one who is busy selecting music for see that whether we want something better, want to serve others or
their own funeral and the other who is focused on improving heart rate want to keep things the way they are – our age is of little importance.
recovery in the next of three spin classes that will be attended this week. Just imagine for a minute how demanding the over 50s market might
We hear all the time how Australia’s older population are staying be in 2039 and tell me again that age or being old in whichever relative
younger older, but what does this mean to us as marketers? Do measure matters at all, or whether its expectations that drive markets.
we now run SMS promotions on well-aged Scotch? Or do we think The question is, as time goes on, will people change their attitudes
we should sponsor a new iPhone App called “60 and Single”? based on their age or will their attitudes and behaviors transcend this
In the end, unless you like missing the mark you are far better measure of time? As the markets “state of mind” gives chase to that
off targeting “states of mind” than you are age. Just like a 13- moving car, does anything matter more than the chase itself? The fact
year-old wants sunglasses and a 65-year-old wants a new web is that neither the car, the dog, nor the age of the dog matters at all;
cam, aspiration, expectation and self perception are driving it’s the motivation of the chase that we need to understand. Today’s so
brand relationships and demand now more than ever. called “old dogs” have new tricks; does your brand keep up with them?
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