Splurging on Some Little Indulgences
Read any number of headlines, and you’ll see many consumers are hesitant to spend on non-essential items. But there’s also growing evidence that those same consumers are looking for little indulgences.
Read any number of headlines, and you’ll see many consumers are hesitant to spend on non-essential items. But there’s also growing evidence that those same consumers are looking for little indulgences.
As Generation Z (anyone born 1997-2012) gains more purchasing power, it’s important to learn more about what this group of consumers value in products, brands and shopping experiences.
Calling wellness a trend is a bit of an understatement. “Movement” might be better, but “way of life” seems more appropriate.
For the second year in a row, consumers have deemed employee working conditions the aspect of responsibility they most consider when buying.
Consumers around the world are feeling especially frustrated with customer service, and they’re not afraid to act on it. Many shoppers won’t hesitate to take their business elsewhere after just one negative customer experience.