For many companies, brand loyalty is a major factor in
driving revenue and profit, but just what makes a customer loyal to a brand?
Last week, as part of our brand loyalty blog series, we revisited the issue of
age and how it impacts brand loyalty. To follow that up, this week we examine
price, and the impact it has on brand loyalty.
Check out this infographic that looks specifically at a
number of different things that can impact brand loyalty, and the consequences
of a customer shifting their loyalty.
If we pay special attention to the numbers relating to
price, there are some startling factors to consider.
According to the infographic, 80% of people will switch a
brand or switch a store if there is a promotion. Obviously price plays a big
role in choices made when shopping. Furthermore, shoppers said that 83% of their
unplanned purchases were made because of a promotion.
So what happens when a shopper switches for a special
promotion or a lower price? Do they go back to their original brand once that
promotion is done? According to the graphic, 78% of shoppers asked said they
have engaged in showrooming, or checking out a brand in-store and then going
online to find a better price. Customer loyalty is fluid; just because they
were once loyal, doesn’t mean that they will always be loyal.
Price plays a big role in brand loyalty, and that means that
you have to continue to compete in other ways - ramping up your marketing,
ensuring shelves are never empty and that pricing is always correct, and
staying up to date with how your brand is performing in-store compare to your
competition.
Storesupport can help you combat the challenges posed by
price when it comes to brand loyalty through services like competitive pricing
audits. Call us today at 1-877-421-5081.
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