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Social-network credit cards, buff dads and other vaguely creepy trends.

By Gen X, Gen Y, Boomers, generations on Aug. 5, 2008

Generationalnews Rejoice! It's time for this month's installment of Generational News & Views, a quick recap of recent marketing trends affecting Boomers, Gen X and Gen Y. (No word yet on when we'll be adding Generation V.)

Sadly, I can't take credit for these. Luckie's director of brand planning, David Stutts, compiles these gems every month. If you're on Twitter, be sure to follow him.

In this month's Generational News & Views: (Click here to download.)

Boomers

• Plastic warriors of childhood lure nostalgic Boomers
• Senior centers “young down” to attract Boomers
• New study finds that Boomers spend more and are less brand loyal than their younger counterparts
• Nuts for Boomers
• Boomers respond to tough times by cutting back

Gen XBuffdad

• Moms and kids can't get enough of Super Why!
• Gen Xers fear retirement without a net
• New book helps new dads get back in shape
• Zoombak and Pocketfinder leverage GPS to keep track of kids and pets
• Mother-to-be countdown pins show the world how pregnant you really are

Gen Y

• Recession trickles down to teen shoppers
• Facecard is much more than just a charge card
• ESPN heads to high school
• Classic teen angst fuels back-to-school push
• Wired Realtors work for the young and hyperconnected

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Ann Handley

I love this fun list of random nuggets... in particular this cracked me up, "Senior centers “young down” to attract Boomers..." : )

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