
We All Know Populations Are Aging. That Is the Problem.
Societies are aging.
How age shapes decisions – and how markets respond (or don’t).
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Societies are aging.

The redesign looked like a win.

Why age, not generations, should anchor your consumer strategy.

The problem with rebranding old age as a performance of youth

How aging changes consumer decisions, category behaviour, and market opportunity.

What happens when older shoppers can’t reach fresh food anymore—and why the consequences ripple far beyond the checkout.

Gen X and Baby Boomers control most consumer spending, yet they are the least influenced by advertising. Brands keep pouring billions into youth-focused campaigns that captivate younger audiences, but fail to resonate with the older consumers who matter most to the bottom line.

When Albert Heijn quietly discontinued its koekjes met kaneel, Carla, 67, was furious.

One-third of adults over 45 report feeling lonely. Nearly one in four adults over 65 are socially isolated. In 2020, about 35% of U.S.

A few years ago, a marketer told me something I have never forgotten.