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by Gary Leopold on Feb 29, 1:00 PM
You don't have to be marketing the cruise industry to admire what's going on in the river cruise category. It's red hot and while still only a small slice (roughly 5%) of the cruise market, it's the industry's fastest-growing segment - enjoying double-digit growth and attracting over one million passengers a year. CLIA reports that their members alone will add 18 new river cruise ships this year.
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by Jackie Stone on Feb 22, 11:00 AM
As thousands of Boomers reach an age where they need extra help to stay independent, the demand for caregivers will continue to climb. According to the Bureau of Labor, the job growth for home health aides will be 38% from 2014 to 2024 (the average job growth is just 7%). To address this growing need, tech companies are working to design home-assisted robots that can take over some care responsibilities. But what do Boomers really want in their personal home robot?
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by Lori Bitter on Feb 16, 12:00 PM
I need to talk to you about your affair. It's turned into an obsession, really, and, frankly, you are starting to look foolish. On top of that, you completely misread the signals and you're bound in a relationship that makes no sense. Can I help you find a way out of this before it's too late?
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by Mark Bradbury on Feb 10, 2:00 PM
David Bowie has been a hero of mine for four decades. He was one of the early architects of the Boomer generation's personality, and while we were on opposite ends of the generation's spectrum -- he was born in 1947, the second year of the generation and I was born in 1963, the second-to-last -- he represented several stereotypical Boomer ideals that guided the lives of millions of Boomers, including my own.
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by Stephen Reily on Feb 8, 11:00 AM
As January spills into February, New Year's resolutions may be also be falling away, but people still want to be fit, and marketers across categories, from gyms to food to clothing, still need to sell fitness. How should they talk about it when resolutions may already be more about 2017 than 2016?
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by Patricia Lippe Davis on Feb 4, 12:00 PM
Did you notice that this year you don't have to dig into your elementary school knowledge of Roman numerals to figure out which Super Bowl it is? Instead of Super Bowl L, which would admittedly look weird, it's "Super Bowl 50." That's right, the Super Bowl is coming out about its age big time.
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by Jim Gilmartin on Feb 1, 11:00 AM
A paradigm is not a way of doing things; it is a way of thinking about things. A new marketing paradigm cannot be understood according to the rules of the paradigm it replaces. Says brain researcher Bernard Baars in "In the Theater of the Brain," "Our inability to report intentions and expectations simply reflect the fact that they are not qualitatively conscious. A more dramatic discovery is that motivations do not originate in the conscious mind. This discovery seriously undermines traditional ideas about how to learn about customers' motivations. It is a discovery that is bound to reshape both research …
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