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Novelli --$tOn high technology marketing to women /$rGina Clark --$tOn the power of creating brand personas /$rClaire Spofford --$tShe's motivated: the 3-D view of her.$tOn appealing to her psyche /$rMichael Bohn --$tOn embracing both her demographic and psychographic drivers /$rGrant J. Schneider --$tOn aspiring at midlife /$rPeggy Northrop, Brenda Saget Darling --$tOn banking on women-owned businesses /$rMaria C. Coyne --$tOn her quest for a free spirit /$rFederico Musi --$tShe's in the driver's seat: she'll problem-solve her own way through the marketplace.$tOn getting to the heart of the matter /$rJoe Teno --$tOn focusing on the "why" vs. the "how" /$rHeidi Baker, Eden Jarrin --$tOn the personal shopper approach to technology /$rMelissa McVicker --$tOn paying attention to details /$rKathy Moyer Dragon --$tOn business "plus" /$rAnne Kelly --$tShe's changing channels: shaping the new brandscape.$tOn harnessing the power of women's solidarity /$rAdam Hicks --$tOn real women selling to real women /$rYvonne Saliba Pendleton --$tOn referential not deferential marketing /$rDeborah Natansohn --$tOn delivering beyond expectations /$rRick Lovett --$tOn staying relevant for the boomer woman /$rEd Kinney --$tShe's waiting: the marketer's call to action.$tOn redressing the misconceptions /$rDorothy Dowling --$tOn getting past emotional bias /$rChristopher W. Bradley --$tOn moving beyond the Holy Grail /$rIra Mayer --$tOn the evolution of marketing to the baby boomer woman /$rLori Bitter. 330 $aWith Baby Boomer women spending over a trillion dollars a year, the days of 40+ women being ignored by marketers are numbered BOOM is a comprehensive guide to identifying, reaching and influencing these women. The book features insights and case histories from 40 top marketers, including executives from Intel, Ford, Seabourn Cruises, Citigroup, Wellpoint, Mary Kay, and more. Key features This is the only book on marketing to this specific demographic. 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