In times of product abundance and information overload, new marketing approaches have to be found in order to successfully launch food products on the market. Results of this dissertation confirm life transitions as “moments of change” – namely those times when preference changes in older adults occur more often. Moreover, positive life transitions have been found to increase the likelihood of making novel choices. Implications of these findings are relevant for the marketing of new products, consumer segmentation, and for policy makers in the context of enabling behavior change.
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In times of product abundance and information overload, new marketing approaches have to be found in order to successfully launch food products on the market. Results of this dissertation confirm life transitions as “moments of change” – namely those times when preference changes in older adults occur more often. Moreover, positive life transitions have been found to increase the likelihood of making novel choices. Implications of these findings are relevant for the marketing of new products, co...
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