Tag Archives: Consumer demand
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How companies can earn brand loyalty
In an always-on era, achieving brand loyalty is more challenging than ever. Not only is the competition fast and fierce, but consumers are increasingly empowered and ready to bite back
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Craft spirits: commitment to excellence or marketing ploy?
When it comes to spirits, does “craft” represent a commitment to excellence, an investment in small-batch production or simply a cheap marketing ploy?
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What B2B brands can learn from conscious consumerism
Consumer-facing brands are reaping the benefits of brand loyalty and retention through their efforts to become responsible businesses, so is there an opportunity to be had in responsible marketing for business-to-business companies?
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Making a social impact beyond the hype
Companies are often accused of greenwashing if their corporate social responsibility programmes fail to live up to the hype. To make a meaningful impact, they must measure what they’re doing and be transparent when things don’t go to plan
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Can retailers make returns profitable?
Free returns are loved by consumers, but also abused by a minority. So should retailers call time on easy returns and what effect would it have on the industry?
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Why fashion has to embrace sustainability
When higher consumption equals bigger profits, the balance between sustainable
practices and traditional business models is becoming increasingly difficult for brands -
The rise of the connected customer
In the ultra-connected world we live in, customer expectations are rising exponentially
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Chain reaction can supply demand
An efficient supply chain can add value, enabling a company to develop products and services, as well as enter new markets, in a digital age