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Fighting Ageism in the Tech Industry with Maureen Clough
Ageism is so baked into our culture, it often doesn’t register until you start paying attention to what you and others casually say about growing older and older people. But at some point, you’re likely to feel its effects. And often that will be at work (or while looking for work) past age 50. The…
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Let's Fight Ageism Together with Ashton Applewhite
The author of This Chair Rocks: A Manifesto Against Ageism joins us this week.
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Is Nostalgia Effective When Marketing to Older Consumers?
The surprising truth about the so-called “bittersweet” emotion of nostalgia.
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The New Longevity with Michael Clinton
Getting older isn’t what it used to be. The big money today and into the future is in serving older consumers.
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Changing the Status Quo of Status for Older Consumers
Our irrepressible craving for status ultimately defines who we are, who we aspire to be, and what we buy. Here’s how marketers are missing the boat with older people.
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The Art of Advocating for Older People
One unique aspect of the emerging longevity economy is that it blurs the lines between marketing and advocacy. Find out how to pull it off the smarter way.
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Becoming a “Leading” Expert in the Longevity Economy
We now have a much more powerful concept to explain how a mindset involving movements, missions, and mentors can result in outsized success.
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An "Unretirement" Case Study with Richard Eisenberg
It’s one thing to talk to experts who have made the longevity economy and the shift to an older society their life’s work. It’s another thing to talk to someone who’s doing the work and actually experiencing life and business as an older worker who has chosen the “unretirement” route. Unretirement is when older people…
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What to Say and How to Say It
When it comes to communicating with older consumers, you have to throw demographics out the window and think in terms of movements and empowerment.
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Welcome to the Super Age with Bradley Schurman
There will soon be more people older than sixty-five than those under the age of eighteen. But the impact of the longevity economy is happening right now.