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Prepared for Patrick C. | Delivered March 25, 2020
Boomers/Gen Z - Succesful Marketing Language
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Goals
Locate successful personal health and fitness plans/programs/brands that are aimed specifically at Baby Boomers/Gen Z and then identify/explain the language that they use to guide and motivate customers to reach their goals.
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Early Findings
Baby Boomers
According to Precor Equipment, there are three major things that Baby Boomers are looking for in their health/fitness plans:
prevention, control, and reversal
. Precor is a company that builds fitness
equipment
, as well as offering group training and fitness networks.
In terms of prevention, Precor specifically says: "They're looking to
prevent falls,
memory issues, and a declining health and quality of life."
In terms of control, Precor states: "They seek
control over their lives
. They're trying to manage high blood pressure, arthritis, and other health issues or disease."
For reversal, Precor writes out: "They wish to slow down the effects of aging. Perhaps they've had a knee or hip replacement. Maintaining
mobility, flexibility, and balance
are important. They want to continue to enjoy time with their grandchildren, doing their hobbies, and playing golf or tennis."
Some programs that tend to do well with Baby Boomers include
SilverSneakers
, Silver and Fit, and Health Way.
Precor suggests that Baby Boomers do better in situations that promotes participants to be
social, work together
, and have fun.
Generation Z
Members of Generation Z are looking mostly for balance in the things that they do. Glofox says that, "this target market is slowly shifting fitness towards body
confidence, balance
, and feeling good."
Fitness programs for Generation Z are more than about being in shape. These types of members are looking for a program that is honest and promotes
overall well-being
and lifestyle enhancers.
Hashtags
are very popular with promoting products to Generation Z, as it helps bring them in through social media, something that they are already so familiar with.
According to the International Health, Racquet & Sportsclub Association (IHRSA), about
14
% of club members in 2018 were part of Generation Z, and Gen Z individuals are more likely to participate in
group-based activities
than Boomers.
Since
70
% of Generation Z individuals will often turn to YouTube or other video outlets before making a purchase, having a
video component
can help grab and keep the attention for these members.
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