AARP
Nonprofit Organizations
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Web Presence
- Website: https://www.aarp.org/
Social Presence
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AARP/
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aarp/
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/AARP
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/aarp
Business Model
Community Platform (interaction platform , network participation platform , discussion platform , engagement-led platform , niche community platform) , Content Platform (publisher platform , editorial platform , content distribution platform , owned-media platform , content library platform)
Business Model
Community Platform (interaction platform , network participation platform , discussion platform , engagement-led platform , niche community platform) , Content Platform (publisher platform , editorial platform , content distribution platform , owned-media platform , content library platform)
Revenue Model
Funding / Contribution (donation , grant , contribution , public funding , voluntary payment) , Sponsorship (sponsorship fee , title sponsorship , presenting sponsorship , sponsored segment , branded integration fee) , Membership Fees (membership fee , member dues , member fee , enrollment fee , community fee)
1. BUSINESS OPERATING MODEL
- Nonprofit Organization: Advocates for individuals aged 50 and above.
- Service Provider: Offers member benefits, including insurance products and discounts.
2. Brand Intel
- Mission: Empower people to choose how they live as they age.
- Vision: Champion positive social change and deliver value to members.
- Values: Quality of life, dignity, and purpose for older adults.
- Target Audience: Individuals aged 50 and above.
3. REVENUE MODEL
- Royalties: Earns from licensing its name to endorsed products, notably insurance policies.
- Membership Dues: Annual fees from members.
- Advertising: Revenue from advertisements in AARP publications and media.
- Investments: Income from financial investments.
4. GROWTH CAMPAIGNS
- Wise Friend and Fierce Defender : Aimed at connecting emotionally with Gen X and younger Boomers.
- This Is Pretirement : Encourages proactive retirement planning.
- Experiential Marketing: Collaborations with events like The Rolling Stones concerts to engage diverse audiences.
5. GTM Intel
- Content Customization: Tailors content to resonate with the 50-plus demographic.
- Native Advertising: Integrates BrandAmp to align advertiser messages with AARP's editorial content.
- Event Sponsorships: Engages members through sponsored events and experiential marketing.
6. Implementation of Everyman Brand Archetype
- Relatability: Positions itself as a trusted friend and advocate.
- Inclusivity: Addresses common concerns and interests of the aging population.
- Practical Support: Provides accessible resources and straightforward advice.
7. Creation of a Connection Brand Vibe
- Authentic Representation: Depicts older adults engaging actively in life.
- Community Building: Fosters a sense of belonging through events and online platforms.
- Emotional Storytelling: Shares member stories to build empathy and connection.