We know that only 5% of men check catalogues for ads and products (Newspaper Association of America) but we also know that 63% of men are open to choosing new brands and products (Defy media). We also know that 70% of affluent men prefer to do their …
Men of this age group seek innovation in their products, and are driven by an emerging aspiration for grooming and styling. In addition, in line with consumer trends among younger generations more generally, they are keen for higher quality products …
She told CNN: “Women associated being light-skinned with being affluent or something and I thought that I can do something about that by going on an anti-bleaching campaign.” She added: “We went to the markets with our vans and … According to the …
… with a Single-RAN, allowing the operator to offer broadband services once the 3G licence has been granted. Additionally, Zain Iraq is aggressively expanding its network and rolling out commercial services in the more affluent northern region of the …
Their aim should be customer centric propositions and tiered products that suit their customers. You don't need to know Pareto's law (or its business interpretation that claims that 80% of … New and successful customer-centric brands like …
… trade from across the globe: "With nearly 22,000 visitors last year, including more than 860 media professionals and 170 hosted buyers, the exhibition is the leading travel event in the region, and presents us with an ideal showcase to promote our …
Another area that Wells Fargo has identified as one where it is "clearly underrepresented" in credit cards is among the affluent. The bank announced a … benefits to wealthy consumers. A full-scale launch of those products is set to occur in the first …
We speak of slave wages, but even slaves had more freedom than the men in Angola. The US is one of the most affluent societies in world history and it seems to me that since most of the men and women who end up in prison are poor people, a better use …
SKII is a line of premium cosmetics made in Japan and marketed to affluent women in China by Procter and Gamble (P&G) since 1999. In September 2006 SKII ran into trouble in China. Government testing found SKII products contained trace quantities of …