In a recent poll, older consumers expressed a heightened interest in categories like travel, home improvement, and, ta-da, health/wellness, showcasing a trend that diverges from the general population.
Notably, health and wellness emerge as top priorities for this demographic, with spending preferences leaning a few percentage points higher than the overall population.
Insights from CivicScience show that the 50+ demographic commands high levels of wealth, driven by a recovering stock market and historically high home values.
The 55+ cohort, on average, possesses both more time and wealth than the general population, emphasizing the unique opportunities for fitness professionals wanting to work with this influential demographic.
The data reinforces a powerful narrative: the 50+ market is not just a significant force in consumer spending; it's a key player in the health and wellness arena. For fitness professionals, this translates into a golden opportunity to tailor services and engage with a group that is actively investing in their well-being.
SOURCE: Older Americans Anticipate a Focused Approach on Where To Spend in 2024.
I'm shifting my attention toward helping the fitness industry tap into the robust and expanding market of individuals aged 50 and above.
In future posts, I'll delve into strategies for drawing in this demographic, crafting exceptional client experiences, and fostering enduring customer relationships.