The latest IPA (Institute of Practitioners in Advertising) TouchPoints data reveals a consumer marketplace that is fraught with financial pressures, with 4 in 10 Brits struggling to cope financially. Our Group Insight Director, Kim Lambert, shared her assessment with The Media Leader UK, citing stats from our recent Money Talks research, powered up in partnership with Campaign Against Living Miserably and Moneysupermarket Group: “We know from our research that brands need to do more: only 12% of the UK agreed that brands are doing enough to ease consumers’ concerns over the cost-of-living crisis. This is a time for brands to help consumers by showing them how their product or service adds value to their lives and by communicating how they’re helping to make a difference. If done right, it’s not seen as being exploitative but rather as being sensitive to the times people are living through.”
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The Westpac Melbourne Institute Consumer Sentiment index dropped by 2.4% last month, marking the second consecutive month of decline, with Aussie households feeling the pinch from ongoing inflation and elevated interest rates. In a time of uncertainty, consumers are looking for brands they can trust (especially in light of the ACCC supermarket inquiry) so here are three actions you can take to show your business means what it says: MORE SOCIAL PROOF Social proof can take the form of written reviews, video testimonials, photos of people using your product or service. Social proof, simply put, is evidence that others like and trust your product. Seeing this causes your potential customers to think “maybe I should like and trust this brand too, since so many other people do”. It utilises the power of normative social influence, if you want to get all psychological about it. BRAND MARKETING Customers need to know they can trust you before they hand over their money. Almost anyone can open an e-commerce store. But when they see your brand at a bus stop, hear you on the radio and also see you on Instagram and Facebook, they begin to feel you are legitimate and therefore can be trusted to do what you say you’re going to do. While many marketing activities look to drive a direct sale, a strategic multichannel approach includes brand-building exercises for a long-term play. This may include billboards, TVCs, brand ads, and event marketing. PROOF POINTS Prove the legitimacy of your claims by using statistics, facts and case studies to establish credibility. Reference experts or better yet, have them publicly endorse you. Highlighting your service guarantees and industry awards can further eliminate risk for your customer, making them more likely to shop with you. How do you improve brand trust and credibility? #marketingtips #aussieretail #aussiebusiness
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The most important dynamic in the consumer marketplace, by a long shot, is convenience. Nothing trumps convenience. While convenience trumps everything. And if you want to predict the future, do so with convenience in mind. My current MediaPost column: https://lnkd.in/e_X3DbsM Kantar Consulting by Kantar
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Simplify the offer to expedite the decision to generate the impulse. In direct marketing, almost every time we give consumers a choice (color, flavor, quantity) it kills the sale. Sometimes choice is inevitable (size), but the more we cloud that process, the more likely consumers will choose not to decide. Think about choosing what to watch on Netflix or where to go to dinner tonight. It often ends in frustration. J. Walker Smith nails it brilliantly in this article. Follow him - always spinning some gems of info! Cannella Media DTC #marketingandadvertising #impulse #directtoconsumer
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There are different tiers of promotions that CPG companies can use to engage their customers and drive sales or trials of new products. But in the current times, certain types of promotions will have more of an impact than others. To learn about these types, read more on Forbes here: https://lnkd.in/gdiKAnbH #cpgmarketing #salespromotion
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Busy consumers value convenience more than ever.
The most important dynamic in the consumer marketplace, by a long shot, is convenience. Nothing trumps convenience. While convenience trumps everything. And if you want to predict the future, do so with convenience in mind. My current MediaPost column: https://lnkd.in/e_X3DbsM Kantar Consulting by Kantar
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Consumers see subscriptions and paid schemes as loyalty 💡 This is just one of the key insights we uncovered in our Digital Loyalty Index report, where we surveyed 1,000 British consumers, asking 21 questions to understand what they liked and disliked about brand loyalty schemes they used. Download your copy for a deeper understanding into the UK's changing digital loyalty behaviours and habits: https://lnkd.in/eDx-8rB9 #customerretention #retentionstrategies #customerloyalty
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#Mentalhealth, loyalty, consumer confidence: 5 interesting #stats to start your week. The team over at #MarketingWeek arms you with all the numbers you need to tackle the week ahead, with some important topics being talked about this week! An essential read for any marketers out there... This is an interesting and insightful way to end off your #Monday, we highly encourage you to visit the #Marketing Week website using the link below to read more:
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Online buyers more price sensitive and avail more offers compared to offline buyers: Kantar report. When it comes to selecting a digital payment instrument, ‘brand reputation’ is the primary factor, according to the report.
Online buyers more price sensitive and avail more offers compared to offline buyers: Kantar report
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Do tough economic times spell the end of customer loyalty to brands and retailers? The latest Future Consumer Index reveals that 7 in 10 New Zealanders are reconsidering what matters most. We are all experiencing squeezed budgets, one way or another. Savvy brands and retailers recognise the greater probability of selling to existing or previous customers, than a new customer. Our latest article brings four strategies that brands can employ to lay the foundations of loyalty today that will make for a much stronger tomorrow. Read more in the latest wave of the #FutureConsumerIndex 👉 https://lnkd.in/dyCzRUry #CustomerLoyalty #BrandStrategy #Consumer #BetterWorkingWorld
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