Brand loyalty is fading among Gen Z and millennials
Briefly

A report by Salesforce reveals that 81% of millennial consumers have switched brands in the past year, indicating a shift in brand loyalty. The survey found that high prices are the primary reason (66%) consumers stop buying from a brand. Conversely, 84% of loyalty program members are more likely to make repeat purchases, suggesting that effective engagement through tailored marketing strategies can bolster customer retention, particularly among younger shoppers. Retailers are encouraged to adopt lifecycle marketing approaches customized by generation to engage this demographic effectively.
81% of millennials have switched brands in the past year, signaling a critical shift in consumer loyalty and preference within the retail market.
66% of consumers state high prices as the primary reason for discontinuing purchases from a brand, underlining pricing strategies' impact on customer retention.
84% of loyalty program members are more inclined to repurchase, revealing the significant role of personalized loyalty initiatives in fostering brand commitment.
Retailers must leverage targeted lifecycle marketing strategies tailored to younger consumers, emphasizing the importance of engaging loyalty programs to improve retention.
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