
Jumpin' Jack Flash
For over three years we published a free monthly newsletter called "Jumpin' Jack Flash."
We now publish a more comprehensive, paid newsletter called Boomer Marketing News.
You are more than welcome to read the past issues of "Jumpin' Jack Flash" listed below. Please use your "Back" button to return to this page.
2007 Issues/Story Topics:
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July 2007
- Boomer Consumer The Blog information
- Where to Buy the Book
- Links to Postings at the Blog
- Boomer Consumer Book release information
- Update on Boomer Project activities
- Unilever and its "Boomer Project"
- BoomerTowne and BOOMj Web Sites
- Immersion Active's "Carol's Web"
- Latest Free Studies Online
- LifeGem's Precious Memories
- The History Channel is History?
- Live a Long Life (or Die Trying)
- Ken Dychtwald's Boomer Century on PBS
- Boomers and Health
- The Nana's and the Papa's -- Boomer Grandparents
- Follow-ups
- Update on Boomer Project activities
- Boomers Thinking About What's Next
- Few Boomers Exercise
- MSN's New Boomer Content
- Neubotics
- Feds Want to Hire Boomers
- Boomers on the Brain
- Eons or Ego?
- Recreational Pharmaceuticals
- Report on Detroit Auto Show
- Demented Boomers Driving?
- New Boomer-oriented Blogs
May 2007 -- No issue published.
April 2007 -- Issued jointed with BoomerMarketingNews, and available for download here (WARNING: this is a 2.0 megabyte Adobe PDF file).
March 2007
2006 Issues/Story Topics:
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December 2006
- TV Land and Boomers
- "Generations at Work" National Study
- Rock 'n Roll Will Never Die
- Boomers and Donations
- Boomers as Caregivers
- Report on "Beyond the Boomers" Conference in Chicago
- New Book "After Sixty"
- Info about various Real Estate and Home Ownership Studies
- New "Retirement Planning" Tools
- News about BoomerMarketingNews Newsletter
- Report from Focalyst Research Event
- Boomer Television -- Mr. T on TV Land
- The Graying of California
- Boomers and Drug Use
- My Space and Boomers
- Death and Boomers
- Ants and Grasshoppers -- Boomers and Retirement Planning
- Boomer Media Consumption
- Volunteering Update
- Network TV's Addiction to 18-49
- Right Hand, Meet Left Hand (TV Programs with Older Boomers)
- Young People Don't Watch the Boob Tube They Watch YouTube
- Music for Your Mind
- Movies for "Old" People
- Boomer Project seminar in Atlanta, June 23, 2006
- Stop the Clock: Boomers aren't Old Yet
- Slice of Empty Nest Life
- Boomers and Retirement, Part 3
- Do-it-for-Me Generation?
- Boomer Project Meets Elvis -- Jennifer Burgess Leaves Graceland for Boomer-land
- Save the Date -- Boomer Project seminar in Atlanta, June 23, 2006
- Boomers and Retirement -- An Alternative View
- Redefining AARP
- New Product Hit & Misses for aging Boomers
- Which Way to the Future? Boomers and Retirement
- It's the Demography, Stupid -- review of Common Census
- It's the Demography,, Stupid Part 2 -- 18-49 over the next ten years
- The Greater Generation book review
- Boomers and Cars
- Brain Health and Heart Health
- Boomers in Panama
- Boomer Insights from Ameriprise and Deloitte
- Marketing Financial Services to Boomers Conference
- Schizo Boomers
- Ted Koppel: Genius or Fool?
- Back to the Future: Christie Brinkley and Covergirl
- Boomers turn 41, finally
- New Pew research on "Sandwich" Boomers
- White House Conference on Aging report: Everything old is new again
- Boomer Rolling Stones fans get "Satisfaction"
- GeezerJock Magazine
- Boomers online
- New Boomer book in the works
2005 Issues/Story Topics:
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December 2005
- Women: is 50 the new 30?
- Retirement stats from Boomer Project Study
- Middle Aged for 15+ years (article from 1990)
- “Maturialism”
- Boomers will be called “Boomers”
- Middle Aged even after age 70
- Ski Resorts making slopes easier on knees
- “Love those Boomers” from a 1991 issue of BusinessWeek
- Ageist test
- Retiring Boomers will create a labor shortage. IBM sees an opportunity
- Ken Dychtwald, Neil Howe, David Wolfe and the Boomer Project
- Marketing with an understanding that Boomers are individuals: Apple’s iPod.
- Nike: Real Women
- Consume Expenditure Survey: Boomers have and spend more money
- VolunTourism
- Boomers spend more online according to Jupiter Research
- New GAP strategy
- Trend: Boomer-focused media (Oomph!)
- Financial services marketing trend: focus on lives not money
- Boomers turning 59.5 and retirement
- Job shift to a “higher calling”
- Boomers aren’t all alike, segment them
- Ageing in place an cohousing
- Considerate design: Wyndham shower
- My Girl Friend’s Kitchen
- Active retirements and Del Webb
- CBS’ line-up changes drive away Boomers
- Michelob Ultra not actually targeting Boomers
- “Phood” – pharmaceutically engineered and enhanced food trend
- Harley Davidson: while Boomers desire to stay active, they want to be safer
- Women and aging
- Four “seasons of life”
- Categories that are to be effected by aging Boomers
- Anti-ageism
- Merrill Lynch study showing Boomers will never retire
- What’s Next Boomer Summit highlights
- Quotes from the Boomer Summit
- Boomer Marketing Report: focus on lifestage not age
- Boomers and the Internet: 60% are regular users
- MasterCard and lifestage marketing
- April 12, 2004: The day it became okay for Boomers to grow old
- Boomers are not likely going to get large inheritances
- Grand: a lifestage magazine
2004 Issues/Story Topics:
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December 2004
- Boomer Marketing Report highlights
- Emotionally-meaningful ads (helpful research from Dr. Carstensen of Stanford)
- The story about 18-49 age demo origins
- 50 Things Every Retailer Needs to Know about Boomers over 50
- GAP’s new store
- Experience Corps
- Technology ranks above pop culture, fashion and music
- Boomers and marketing long-term care
- Vanguard’s ad campaign does a good job
- Ageism to join sexism and racism
- Clinton’s heart surgery and Boomer health
- Lexus trying to leave the Boomer market
- How Boomer women will change beauty: “Searching for Debra Winger”
- Perception vs. reality of Boomers
- Aging in place and real estate
- Boomers feel 12 years younger
- Living in life stages, no more retirement
- Bad advertising especially among banks

