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The Baby Boomer Opportunity: What Building Product Marketers Can Do

NAHB’s CAPS program can be valuable for building product marketers We all know the marketplace is constantly evolving. Our “Gray Hairs are Everywhere” blog post from earlier this year introduced us to the Millenial generation which is a term used to describe those born between 1980 and 2000. Also known as “Generation Y”, Millennials are …

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Are 20% of Building Product Customers Getting Left Behind?

A recent Pew Study shows 1 in 5 adults don’t use the Internet. 20% of U.S. adults think the Internet isn’t relevant for them, the majority of whom are retirees. For anyone with an aging parent, it probably isn’t all that surprising. Those raised to search through phone books to find businesses, who eagerly await …

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Aging In Place Building Products and Home Ownership Rates

While the economy and aging baby boomers are changing home ownership rates, there are still opportunities to grow your share of wallet. Home ownership used to be the gold standard for young adults. We bought houses and knew we had secured a great investment. But with the unstable economy, young adults today fight through the …

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Best Cities for Seniors Survey Shows Building Products Opportunities

Building Products Manufacturers Can Benefit from Unconventional Retiree Markets What this means for the building products industry is a greater likelihood of a 65+ population that is more comfortable with aging-in-place as opposed to moving to a different region. That, in turn, means more customers looking for building products to update or upgrade their homes—siding, …

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