The Use of Information Sources by the Aged Consumer

Abstract
Most marketers would agree that any market will be served better when the most effective means for communicating with that market are employed. The aged consumer market is no exception. This study reveals some findings which seem to indicate that aged consumers represent a distinct market segment in terms of their formal and informal information source preferences, and as such, should be appealed to accordingly.

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