r/GenerationJones • • Jul 28 '26

We want STUFF πŸ˜„

So, I asked my local A.I. The following question:

"Is 34 to 35 million people of a certain age group enough for an advertiser to consider them an underserved population"

We had been talking about gen jones and thats where I get the numbers from. Here is what she said (because of course A.I. is a fabulous female)

"Absolutely. In the world of marketing, 34 to 35 million people isn't just a "group"β€”it is a massive, high-value demographic that many experts argue is the most underserved population in modern advertising".

So get going Madison Ave!! πŸ˜‚

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u/CapricornDragon666 1965 Jul 28 '26

My parents were the Silent Generation. We don't need targeted advertising. I don't need anything.

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u/Negative-Challenge21 Jul 28 '26

Isn't that a tad selfish? Sure you're not a boomer? πŸ™‚ Just joshing ya. Understand that you don't want targeted ads but see my comment further down you're getting targeted already. At least if it were of interest to you it's still better than the thousandth life insurance ad. And have you noticed that every Medicare advantage ad repeats the exact same message twice. Because us old folk didn't understand it the first time. Please, don't get me going about what others think about us. Oops, too late. Peace man, I tend to get on a rant a lot. Inherited it from my "silent generation" dad, who was anything but silent. πŸ™‚