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The Future of Men: The Rise of the Bersexual and What He Means for Marketing Today [Englisch] [Gebundene Ausgabe]

Marian Salzman (Autor), Ira Matathia (Autor), Ann O'Reilly (Autor)
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"The trend-spotting authors who popularized the term 'metrosexual' have decided that the two-year-old phenomenon is, well, so two years ago. The new ideal is the 'übersexual'…reading Esquire or Sports Illustrated, shopping less but more discriminatingly, and favoring men over women as their closest friends."--Andrew Adam Newman, The New York Times
"Written with great élan and hyperbolic vigor, the book features a liberal dose of media and pop-cultural references....Targeted at readers looking to connect with the elusive male consumer, the book should stimulate more than its share of water cooler conversations and trend-forecasting magazine articles."--Publishers Weekly
"There's more to men these days than NASCAR Dads and Metrosexuals. In The Future of Men, Marian Salzman unlocks the secrets of marketing specifically to men with the kind of fresh insight and business savvy that proves the phrase 'If you want to know what a man really wants, ask a woman.' Anyone looking to transform their business will find not only an entertaining read here, but loads of practical advice." -- Faith Popcorn, author of EVEolution and In Culture

"We are at the end of the male market as we knew it. In this brilliant new book, major trends--critical for businesses marketing to men--are revealed. A new vision of what it means to be male is exposed." -- Sergio Zyman, author of The End of Marketing As We Know It and Renovate Before You Innovate

"There is a sea change going on in how masculinity is defined. The Future of Men will be critical for anyone who needs to understand the trends that are shaping the new man. M-ness, the term the authors use to show what's coming, perfectly encompasses what Hugo Boss aims to satisfy in our customers." -- Oliver Kastalio, Global Director for Hugo Boss Fine Fragrance and Beauty Care, Procter & Gamble

"From the trio that brought you Buzz and brought metrosexual into our everyday vocabulary, The Future of Men is a thoughtful provocation that helps connect the dots of the many divergent challenges facing men and masculinity as we head into the 21st century. The relief in their ultimate conclusion -- that men indeed do have a future -- is only of some relief as, apparently, we have to shape it for ourselves! A clever and thought provoking treatise." -- Rob Malcolm, global marketing sales and innovation, Diageo plc

Praise for Next:
"Salzman and Matathia offer a dizzying snapshot of what our world might look like in the next five to ten years." -- Publishers Weekly

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From the stay-at-home dad to the metrosexual to the new macho revival, trendspotters and bestselling authors of Next show how the role of men has evolved and what it means for business and our culture. This is a revealing exploration of a market in flux--comprising half the population of the world--men. The authors show that the new definition of male is a result of complex social, biological, and economic influences that will revolutionize how we define and reach the "new" male market.

* From the team that created the buzz around the word "metrosexual"
* Businesses--from automobiles to cosmetics--are implicated in this change
* The flipside of Faith Popcorn's EVEolution
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Skirts the Issues 30. November 2005
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This had potential, but ultimately doesn't deliver. The authors do a fairly good round-up of how men have been consistently portrayed as bumbling idiots in advertising, and how that isn't really flying that well with male consumers. (Wow, what a surprise!) Things are indeed changing. However, they drop the ball when they attempt to come up with the hip definition of the "new male," what they call the ubersexual. They spend only a paltry few pages on what they believe this new trend actually is, and clearly show they are out to lunch on the topic. Advice for the authors: talk to real men who don't work on Madison Avenue, and stop relying on yesterday's market surveys. Is this why advertisers still don't get it when it comes to men ages 18-34? Yes.
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The lack of insight is startling 14. Dezember 2005
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I worked with two of the authors at their former ad agency, Euro RSCG. Given the thousands of hours they have spent in consumer focus groups, I was amazed and ultimately annoyed by how stultifying obvious many of their "observations" are. If a marketer actually finds this book useful, his company is in a ton of trouble.
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Pointless 17. Oktober 2005
Von LightofBeauty - Veröffentlicht auf Amazon.com
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Why must we always have to re-define men and put them into a certain category? And what purpose does it have? This book, just like the whole idea of creating new words to define men such as "meterosexual" and "ubersexual", is pointless and a lame attempt for somebody to get money and coin a silly name that won't do much of anything to how men look at themselves in general.

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