The real key to these discussions is value.
If something can move the needle on revenue it will get attention, and some dollars behind it to enable action.
Here is a snippet from a piece that might interest you:
Research published in the Nielsen Global Consumer Loyalty Survey has found that 33% of European consumers (36% in the US) say they love to try new brands, while a further 56% – although more loyal – also admit that they can ‘be moved to experiment.’
This trend for brand-hopping among consumers is a relatively modern phenomenon. 40% say they are more likely to try something new than they were five years ago. Brand loyalists are a shrinking minority and companies are having to double down on enticing exploratory consumers and – crucially – retaining them.
Here is the full article:
https://www.clickz.com/martech-stack-customer-loyalty/252627/
Happy Reading,
J.W. Gant
This trend for brand-hopping among consumers is a relatively modern phenomenon. 40% say they are more likely to try something new than they were five years ago. Brand loyalists are a shrinking minority and companies are having to double down on enticing exploratory consumers and – crucially – retaining them.
Here is the full article:
https://www.clickz.com/martech-stack-customer-loyalty/252627/
Happy Reading,
J.W. Gant
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