SilverComm: Marketing Practices and Messages for the Age of Aging
Autor Anne M. Cooper, Young Joon Limen Limba Engleză Paperback – 10 feb 2023
It is imperative that the strategic communication professions take note of this oncoming silver tsunami and learn to make the most of it. This supplementary textbook, suitable for both undergrad and graduate students, explains how longevity has affected and must continue to affect marketing and advertising practitioners. While students rarely gear their professional paths towards elderly markets, engaging with the senior sectors can lead to an incredibly rewarding and successful career.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781538175149
ISBN-10: 1538175142
Pagini: 180
Ilustrații: 1 b/w illustration;10 b/w photos; 14 tables; 16 textboxes
Dimensiuni: 151 x 229 x 10 mm
Greutate: 0.25 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 1538175142
Pagini: 180
Ilustrații: 1 b/w illustration;10 b/w photos; 14 tables; 16 textboxes
Dimensiuni: 151 x 229 x 10 mm
Greutate: 0.25 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
Locul publicării:New York, United States
Cuprins
Preface
Chapter 1: The Age of Aging
Part I: Working in SilverComm
Chapter 2: Professional Paths
Chapter 3: Practitioners' COVID Year
Part II: Advertising
Chapter 4: Seniors' Portrayals in Mainstream Magazine Advertising
Chapter 5: Medical Advertising's Elder Appeals, Then and Now
Part III: Public Relations and Marketing
Chapter 6: Creating Effective Senior-Market Messages
Chapter 7: United States, Land of Retiree Options
Part IV: Current Issues
Chapter 8: Gender, Race and Sexual Orientation
Chapter 9: What's Ahead?
Appendix A: Sample Press Release from Leading Age
Appendix B: Media Portrayals
Appendix C: Resources for Research
References
Chapter 1: The Age of Aging
Part I: Working in SilverComm
Chapter 2: Professional Paths
Chapter 3: Practitioners' COVID Year
Part II: Advertising
Chapter 4: Seniors' Portrayals in Mainstream Magazine Advertising
Chapter 5: Medical Advertising's Elder Appeals, Then and Now
Part III: Public Relations and Marketing
Chapter 6: Creating Effective Senior-Market Messages
Chapter 7: United States, Land of Retiree Options
Part IV: Current Issues
Chapter 8: Gender, Race and Sexual Orientation
Chapter 9: What's Ahead?
Appendix A: Sample Press Release from Leading Age
Appendix B: Media Portrayals
Appendix C: Resources for Research
References
Recenzii
This book illuminates a dark corner of the marketing arena-one which professionals need to take under advisement as quickly as possible. The ability and skill to address an aging population is a necessity in today's corporate, service, and non-profit environments. This book is filled with not just theory but practical applications to assist the in-house, agency, or consulting marketer.
Cooper and Lim have helped fill an important void in communications education and scholarship with SilverComm. The text combines rich data with personal interviews to shed light on the numerous-and often overlooked-professional opportunities in the older-adult consumer space and the rewards associated with this important work.
In the age of aging, SilverComm-a term coined by the authors of this book-has tremendous opportunities while facing unique challenges. Based on firsthand information, these two seasoned scholars have presented us with a well-focused, in-depth, and reader-friendly book. Anyone with interest in gerontology advertising, communication, marketing, and/or public relations will find this timely volume engaging, refreshing, and enlightening.
This sorely needed text examines aging issues in the context of strategic communication. The book is useful as a textbook for courses on aging in advertising, public relations, marketing and related fields, it also informs scholarly research in the area, while also providing practical guidance for professionals engaged in working with this population.
The authors coin the term "SilverComm" to bring attention to the design of strategic communication aimed at individuals who are 65 years or older. Marketers and public relations professionals continue to ignore this formidable consumer group, often called the "silver tsunami," despite the fact that seniors continue to grow in size and buying power. Indeed, seniors control 70 percent of US disposable income, yet US marketing budgets targeting them are less than 10 percent. This richly informative book is long overdue. It fills an important niche in marketing literature by offering practical guidance for designing strategic communication, marketing campaigns, and media content for senior audiences. Effective messages should not be ageist, racist, and/or sexist. The authors also note that additional opportunities exist for new services and products. Especially insightful discussions include Japan's increasing use of robotics, Germany's attempts to increase tech literacy, and the impact of COVID-19. Each chapter ends with five projects and exercises that students can do to further enhance their learning, making this book an excellent purchase for undergraduate and graduate business collections. Highly recommended. Undergraduates through faculty; professionals; general readers.
Cooper and Lim have helped fill an important void in communications education and scholarship with SilverComm. The text combines rich data with personal interviews to shed light on the numerous-and often overlooked-professional opportunities in the older-adult consumer space and the rewards associated with this important work.
In the age of aging, SilverComm-a term coined by the authors of this book-has tremendous opportunities while facing unique challenges. Based on firsthand information, these two seasoned scholars have presented us with a well-focused, in-depth, and reader-friendly book. Anyone with interest in gerontology advertising, communication, marketing, and/or public relations will find this timely volume engaging, refreshing, and enlightening.
This sorely needed text examines aging issues in the context of strategic communication. The book is useful as a textbook for courses on aging in advertising, public relations, marketing and related fields, it also informs scholarly research in the area, while also providing practical guidance for professionals engaged in working with this population.
The authors coin the term "SilverComm" to bring attention to the design of strategic communication aimed at individuals who are 65 years or older. Marketers and public relations professionals continue to ignore this formidable consumer group, often called the "silver tsunami," despite the fact that seniors continue to grow in size and buying power. Indeed, seniors control 70 percent of US disposable income, yet US marketing budgets targeting them are less than 10 percent. This richly informative book is long overdue. It fills an important niche in marketing literature by offering practical guidance for designing strategic communication, marketing campaigns, and media content for senior audiences. Effective messages should not be ageist, racist, and/or sexist. The authors also note that additional opportunities exist for new services and products. Especially insightful discussions include Japan's increasing use of robotics, Germany's attempts to increase tech literacy, and the impact of COVID-19. Each chapter ends with five projects and exercises that students can do to further enhance their learning, making this book an excellent purchase for undergraduate and graduate business collections. Highly recommended. Undergraduates through faculty; professionals; general readers.