Reach more over 60s across Australia
60+Club will work closely with your business for a more targetted approach to your marketing campaigns with over 60s.
Launched in 2018, 60+Club is Australia’s go-to platform for those over 60, offering fresh, engaging content across topics like health, savings, superannuation, technology, lifestyle, and more. With a lively mix of useful insights and a touch of humour, we’ve built a strong, connected community that keeps our readers coming back for more.
Our reach spans blog articles, specialty pages, eNewsletters, social media, and interactive content like eBooks and online Classifieds, making 60+Club the perfect platform for advertisers to connect with this vibrant audience.
With more than a quarter of Australians over the age of 50, this vibrant demographic comprises 46% of all combined disposable income and 50% of private wealth. Yet, many organisations and brands underestimate the opportunity in targeting the over 60s audience.
Advertising Channels
The over 60s demographic holds just under half of Australia’s disposable wealth but are somewhat forgotten when it comes to advertising campaigns.
Website
– Homepage
– Blog articles / sponsored posts
– Personal Classifieds
– Senior Benefits page
– Be+Social page
Emails & Social
– Monthly eNewsletters
– Banner ads
– Solus emails
– Facebook campaigns
Bespoke
– eBooks
– Webinars
– Partnerships
– Marketplace
– Classifieds
Who should advertise with us?
Product examples
- Online shopping: Clothing, fashion, furnishings
- Shopping local: Brand name fashion
- Health, beauty & vitamins
- Electronic & technology devices
- Exercise equipment, instructional videos and exercise products
- Travel & holiday tours
- Boats, cars, caravans & motorhomes
- Books, magazines, memorabilia
- Sporting goods / products & memberships
- Tools, arts & crafts
Service examples
- Wine, dine & entertainment
- Health & beauty
- Healthcare, medicine & dental
- Personal care, fitness & leisure
- Aged care, retirement living, over 50 villages
- Real estate (i.e. downsizing), renovations & home loans
- Holiday travel & booking agency
- Financial, insurance, tax & superannuation
- Lifestyle, dating, general advice
- Volunteering, donations, memberships
Happy clients
“Advertising with 60+Club has been a smarter way for us to reach our target audience by placing less pressure on the business to advertise in the right channels. Our brand aligns well with the content that 60+Club publishes – and as a result, we’ve achieved solid results and a higher number of quality leads.”
Mike O’Connell, Head of Sales, Island Breeze Resort
“We’ve generated a tremendous amount of enquiries from the baby boomers since advertising with 60+ Club. The team are very professional and work hard to understand your business needs and communicate their recommendations with you.”
Samuel White, Chief Operating Officer, iInstall TV Specialists
60+Club subscribers are growing daily. And whilst our numbers may not stack against the larger players (yet), our strength is our engaged audience. With a zest for engaging ideas and insights, our readers rely on us to share helpful insights, information, the inside-scoops from health and medical professionals, newsworthy and relevant research studies, medical journal publications, case studies and regular policy, news and regulatory announcements related to over 60s. Additionally, our range of eBook topics and chapters provide tailored content aligned with your product or service, of which targets an audience of those 60 years and over. 60+Club provides a range of channels to help you promote your brand to Australian’s aged 60 years and over.Engaging audience.
Quality over quantity
Market your brand & content in our eBooks
eBook Specs & Exclusivity
We provide four eBooks as separate volumes or as an all-in-one, titled ‘9 proven ways to improve your health & wellbeing’. We offer branding opportunities within each volume across a variety of advert options. More on these below.
eBook Volumes
Volume One: 38 pages
– Laughter, smiles, and being positiveVolume Two: 37 pages
– Looking after your health and wellbeing after 60Volume Three: 36 pages
– The Why’s of GoodnessVolume Four: 47 pages
– Relaxing your mind and boosting your memoryAdvert Specs
– Front cover insert
– Full page
– Half page horizontal
– Half page vertical
– Qtr page square
– Horizontal strip
Sponsored
Your brand/logo on each page with access of various splices of adverts littered throughout the full eBook.Full Exclusivity
Enjoy our eBook as if it were yours. Market the eBook for your own promotions & distribution channels, including your brand/logo, adverts, content etc. We’ll also remove it from our website until the exclusivity period finishes. Enquire for more info.
Australia’s population is ageing
There are over 1.3 million Australians aged 60 to 64.
There are 664,000 more Australians now aged over 65 than there were 5 years ago – a total of 3.67 million or 22%.
And there are 449,000 people aged 65 to 74 – a 27% increase on 2011.
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Fast facts
about Australia’s Over 60s
As our baby-boomer generation matures’, we find that 1 in 6 of us are now over 65, compared to 1 in 7 in 2011 and only 1 in 25 in 1911.
There are 1.3 million Australians aged 60 to 64.
There are 664,000 more Australians now aged over 65 than there were 5 years ago; a total of 3.67 million or 22% of Australians.
Of the 22% of Australians aged over 65, there are 449,000 people aged 65 to 74, a 27% increase on 2011.
An astounding 1.3 million jobs have been added in net terms to the 55 years and over age group, representing a 129% increase.
In addition, net growth in the 60-64 job market since 2000 has been 165%.
Between the 2006 and 2011 censuses the number of employers/self-employed aged 60 years and over increased by 49,000.
There are 84,000 more people aged 85 years and older than there were in 2011. Today, people who are 85 years and older comprise 2.1% of our resident population.
Tasmania recorded the biggest percentage increase in the 65-and-over age group, with the number increasing from 12.2% (or 58,000 people) in 1993 to 17.3% (or 89,000 people) in 2013.
Baby boomers aged 55 and over make up 27% of Australia’s population but hold more than half of the nation’s wealth, 56% to be exact.