Boomers

  1. Do Boomers Have What It Takes to Redefine Healthcare?

    Many industry experts believe that the inherent complexity of the healthcare system is the true source of the industry’s crisis. In this second installment of a three-part series that explores how baby boomers can save healthcare, the communications specialists at The Boomer Blog wonder whether giving this self-sufficient demographic more control is the answer.

  2. Can Baby Boomers Save Healthcare?

    For years economists, policymakers, and industry strategists have predicted that aging baby boomers will eventually overwhelm the healthcare system. But communications specialists from The Boomer Blog remain optimistic about the ways that this culture-defining demographic will transform the industry.

  3. Can Car Dealerships Put Boomers in the Driver's Seat?

    Most auto dealerships seem to stop at nothing to make a sale. But with a little insight and a targeted strategy, many marketers can find success within the affluent baby boomer market. Communications specialists from
    The Boomer Blog offer a firsthand look at how this influential consumer demographic wields purchasing power — even from the back seat.

  4. Getting Boomers — and Blogging — Right

    Content Marketing Today, a marketing resource Web site, highlights The Boomer Blog as a daily must-read site for anyone who wants to stay current on the latest trends affecting the baby boomer generation. The Boomer Blog, authored by Fleishman-Hillard communications specialists, is exclusively dedicated to helping companies build powerful relationships with this ever-evolving generation.

  5. Marketing to the Ultimate Power Consumer

    Boomer specialist Carol Orsborn, in an excerpt from her latest book (co-authored with Mary Brown), offers a 3-D view of what motivates the ultimate power consumer — the baby boomer woman.

    Download: BOOM: Marketing to the Ultimate Power Consumer — the Baby Boomer Woman (excerpt)

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