Consumers want brands to take a stand: Report

The final part of the Red Lab series says 63% of consumers surveyed were more attracted to ‘brands that focus on making the world a better place’

by exchange4media Staff
Published: Apr 29, 2022 12:23 PM | 1 min read

Red Lab has come up with the last part of its series based on Google search.

The report has called coronavirus the 'Inequality Virus' as it has created wider gaps based on wealth, race and gender.

This has resulted in brands being burdened with an additional responsibility and there have been implications on marketing strategies, the report says.

"There was a time when simply reflecting society was enough to connect with consumers. Today, doing just that won’t suffice. Brands are also expected to take actions to shape it."

The brands now need to cater to basic needs of consumers and help them to participate and engage.

Consumers also want the brands to take a stand, the report says.

While 63% of consumers surveyed were more attracted to “brands that focus on making the world a better place,” only 37% said they preferred “brands that focus on making me a better person.”

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Published On: Apr 29, 2022 12:23 PM

Tags Coronavirus pandemic Red Lab