50 and Fabulous is completely played out. - Page 3

Catastrophe · ‎04-30-2015

Been to Georgia, going to New York and the prices keep going up.

Caaareful Shopper · ‎10-09-2012

@DREAMON wrote:
I think it would be OK if it was a once a month show but this constant reference and non stop talk about it is tiresome, extremely repetitious, and boring.
Just like when they pick certain brands and present them to death....enough already.JMO

@DREAMON This 💯.

I don't dislike the campaign as a whole. I like to see change and trying new ideas. I'm just so bored with hearing about it every time I tune in to shop. There's also no natural lead-in about it; the hosts are compelled to mention it no matter how it applies to the item, or not.

Instead of drawing me in, it's beginning to do the opposite. It's like hearing a 50 & over version of the Baby Shark song every time I want to listen to music.

deeva · ‎03-09-2010

I've ever watched any of this campaign, so it doesn't bother me.

Caaareful Shopper · ‎10-09-2012

But....

Right now I'm watching the Age of Possibility on the Road -- Dennis Basso from New York, hosted by Amy Stran.

The opening was a fantastic fashion runway show with some QVC models from past, present, and new! It was fabulous!

Now that's how you infuse something totally new in this whole campaign. I loved it.

Junebug54 · ‎03-09-2010

@TheMemphisVette What do you enjoy about it:? Just curious..You must be young lol

Tori3569 · ‎06-27-2010

@Junebug54 wrote:
@TheMemphisVette What do you enjoy about it:? Just curious..You must be young lol

Not answering for @TheMemphisVette , but I like it all. I like the different ambassadors, the podcasts and the energy around it. I know some would call the shows frantic or over the top, but I really like them.

FancyPhillyshopper · ‎05-02-2017

I own more than I need, but I love to shop, so I often watch QVC.

In these modern times of boring online shopping experiences, the live TV shows truly are a kind of entertainment. I get lots of ideas!

I have no problem with different themes, guest hosts, and impromptu fun or silliness. Many people dislike their jobs, so it is good to see the QVC staff bringing something different for the employees.

I think the live shows are great, and I really enjoyed the one that I attended here in Philly (Jenn Coffey wedding shower.).

Too many writers on these boards constantly complain. I pay no attention, nor should QVC. I think the percentage of forum members who are shoppers is small as compared to overall shoppers in the country. Again, if you do not like it, just don't watch. I remember when TV only had four channels, so you had to read for entertainment if you did not like any of the shows.

In any case, all product information can be found online. I think of the hosts as just providing an introduction to the product.

P.S. When I was young, I used to think anyone over 30 was over the hill. It's great to see older women celebrated!

Tori3569 · ‎06-27-2010

@FancyPhillyshopper wrote:

I own more than I need, but I love to shop, so I often watch QVC.

In these modern times of boring online shopping experiences, the live TV shows truly are a kind of entertainment. I get lots of ideas!

I have no problem with different themes, guest hosts, and impromptu fun or silliness. Many people dislike their jobs, so it is good to see the QVC staff bringing something different for the employees.

I think the live shows are great, and I really enjoyed the one that I attended here in Philly (Jenn Coffey wedding shower.).

Too many writers on these boards constantly complain. I pay no attention, nor should QVC. I think the percentage of forum members who are shoppers is small as compared to overall shoppers in the country. Again, if you do not like it, just don't watch. I remember when TV only had four channels, so you had to read for entertainment if you did not like any of the shows.

In any case, all product information can be found online. I think of the hosts as just providing an introduction to the product.

P.S. When I was young, I used to think anyone over 30 was over the hill. It's great to see older women celebrated!

Perfectly stated! 🩷

JobGirl · ‎12-30-2010

The Age of Possibility and over 50 and Fabulous is nothing more than their numbers indicate that age group has the most disposable income and are willing to spend it to feel good about themselves, so that is their target auduence.

If reaserach proved it was 30 yr olds who have the $$ that would be their target demograhic....

its about $$$$ nothing else and appealing to those who will spend it at QVC on what they are promoting.

They didn't wake up one morning and decide to celebrate women.

they jumped on a bandwagon and target audiences they they think will spend their $ on certain things..or the idea of something....

its a sales tactic and some of it pretty low reaching...IMO

When I hear hosts and vendors say my daughters can't wait to be 50 they think we have so much fun !

I know no 20 somethings yearning to be 50+