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    Marketing And The Single Mom
    A generation or two ago, the single mom -- whether divorced or never married - was hardly a marketing target. Her numbers were relatively small, she typically had no financial clout and, if anyone talked about her at all, it often was in whispers.
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    What Moms Really Think With The Arrival Of Autumn
    When marketers think of moms and fall, the automatic association is with "Back to School"-after all, it's a vital decision period for family purchases. But is that all that moms are focused on when fall is in full swing?
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    Psychology Of New Moms Fits Direct Marketing Perfectly
    For brands that market to new moms, it's always a changing landscape. Unlike in most businesses, consumer retention takes a backseat to enticing trial. Brands are constantly seeking new customers and, while those customers are a fairly constant demographic in many ways, the psychographics these days change rapidly as head-spinning changes in technology influence not only the way we receive information, but the way we view everything from privacy to relationships with brands.
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    Why Age Does Matter
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    Video Reigns As Queen, According To Social Media Influencer Forecast
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