This document discusses the growing segment of "Aspirational" consumers who desire sustainability and socially responsible products. Some key points:
1) Aspirational consumers care about both style/status and environmental values. They are responsible shoppers who encourage others to buy sustainable brands.
2) These consumers make up a significant global market and can influence brand perceptions. Over 90% are willing to pay more for sustainable options.
3) As sustainability shifts from obligation to desire, brands have an opportunity to thoughtfully rethink consumption and unite consumer values through their products. Catering to Aspirational consumers may help drive positive cultural and environmental change.
In Search of the Holy Grail: Consumer Engagement and Movement-making for Beha...Sustainable Brands
Suzanne Shelton, CEO, Shelton Group
Coleman Bigelow, Global Sustainability Marketing Director, Johnson & Johnson
Jonathan Atwood, VP of Sustainable Living and Corporate Communications, Unilever
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In a recent national consumer study, we explored awareness of and attitudes about energy-efficient products and incentives. The good news? Awareness of these products is very high. However, the more interesting insight is that 53% of shoppers are not aware of the associated rebates or incentives. For today’s deal-seeking consumers, these money-saving offers could strongly affect their purchasing decisions and, in the long run, their energy consumption habits, too.
In Search of the Holy Grail: Consumer Engagement and Movement-making for Beha...Sustainable Brands
Suzanne Shelton, CEO, Shelton Group
Coleman Bigelow, Global Sustainability Marketing Director, Johnson & Johnson
Jonathan Atwood, VP of Sustainable Living and Corporate Communications, Unilever
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“Leveraging Sustainability for Success” – describes how destinations around the globe are engaging, inspiring and enabling the transition to more sustainable cities and an events industry. In the keynote Guy shared insights about Global Megatrends and challenges facing our industry, then strategies and tactics to accelerate the development of sustainable destination
shine the spotlight on energy-efficiency incentivesparago
In a recent national consumer study, we explored awareness of and attitudes about energy-efficient products and incentives. The good news? Awareness of these products is very high. However, the more interesting insight is that 53% of shoppers are not aware of the associated rebates or incentives. For today’s deal-seeking consumers, these money-saving offers could strongly affect their purchasing decisions and, in the long run, their energy consumption habits, too.
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These slides were presented at the Sustainable Brands London 2013 Conference, to view the associated video or listen to the audio of the presentation please visit http://www.sustainablebrands.com/digital_learning/brand_innovation/three-levels-brand-engagement-sustainability-innovation
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What defines the Aspirationals and why are they of significant importance as a consumer segment? How can brands apply the latest consumer insights, derived from both survey results and empathy work, in product and service design? How are the Aspirationals, or other consumer groups for that matter, likely to evolve in the near future in various geographies and what can brands do to adapt?
How might we create brands of enduring value that are relevant to a new generation and resilient for a new world? Like never before, brands are navigating an era of constant change. In virtually every industry and category, incumbents are being challenged by upstarts as the marketplace moves faster than ever before. This report details a fundamental shift in the marketplace towards authenticity, wellbeing, sustainability and social purpose. It reveals how the deepest hopes, needs and aspirations of a rising generation of consumers will define our future. By understanding the Aspirationals - who they are, what they care about and why they matter - brand leaders will be inspired to think more creatively, design more holistically and act more purposefully for a world where we can thrive in change together.
Join us as we continue our community’s global conversation about the collective journey From Revolution to Renaissance in brand building for an abundant future.
Together, we will explore quickly-evolving opportunities and challenges in creating, measuring and communicating brand value, customer trust and reputation; new forms of creating shared value within your supply chain; imaginative social innovation in response to economic gloom and high unemployment, brand led positive behavior change; and new bold visions of restorative, 'net positive' business models with profit, as well as environmental and social benefits baked in by design.
We will also be looking at emerging impact investing trends and strategies, and the impacts of EU legislation on tomorrow's brand marketing landscape. And to top it all off, we will gaze at the developing landscape of ROI models you can use to translate these new forms of value to your CMO, CFO, CEO and the rest of the C-Suite.
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Ascending Consumers’ Environment Consciousness Encourages Growth Of Green Bus...Janique Goff
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These slides were presented at the Sustainable Brands London 2013 Conference, to view the associated video or listen to the audio of the presentation please visit http://www.sustainablebrands.com/digital_learning/brand_innovation/three-levels-brand-engagement-sustainability-innovation
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What defines the Aspirationals and why are they of significant importance as a consumer segment? How can brands apply the latest consumer insights, derived from both survey results and empathy work, in product and service design? How are the Aspirationals, or other consumer groups for that matter, likely to evolve in the near future in various geographies and what can brands do to adapt?
How might we create brands of enduring value that are relevant to a new generation and resilient for a new world? Like never before, brands are navigating an era of constant change. In virtually every industry and category, incumbents are being challenged by upstarts as the marketplace moves faster than ever before. This report details a fundamental shift in the marketplace towards authenticity, wellbeing, sustainability and social purpose. It reveals how the deepest hopes, needs and aspirations of a rising generation of consumers will define our future. By understanding the Aspirationals - who they are, what they care about and why they matter - brand leaders will be inspired to think more creatively, design more holistically and act more purposefully for a world where we can thrive in change together.
Join us as we continue our community’s global conversation about the collective journey From Revolution to Renaissance in brand building for an abundant future.
Together, we will explore quickly-evolving opportunities and challenges in creating, measuring and communicating brand value, customer trust and reputation; new forms of creating shared value within your supply chain; imaginative social innovation in response to economic gloom and high unemployment, brand led positive behavior change; and new bold visions of restorative, 'net positive' business models with profit, as well as environmental and social benefits baked in by design.
We will also be looking at emerging impact investing trends and strategies, and the impacts of EU legislation on tomorrow's brand marketing landscape. And to top it all off, we will gaze at the developing landscape of ROI models you can use to translate these new forms of value to your CMO, CFO, CEO and the rest of the C-Suite.
Think Content, Not Coins: Using Instant Rewards to Drive Retention | Wally Sc...Jessica Tams
Delivered at Casual Connect USA 2016. Developers often pay to drive new audiences to games – but once new players are on board, there’s no guarantee they’ll stay. Now, emerging technology is converting existing players at a higher rate than finding news ones. How? By ditching the coins, and utilizing real rewards. This session will explore the power of instant gratification in gameplay, and how developers can use unique content to grow player retention.
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This deck was part of a Sustainable Brands webinar. View the recording of this webinar at SustainableBrands.com/library
The average U.S. family trashes $1,500 worth of edible food each year while one in six Americans struggle with food insecurity. How might we change our culture of waste? What is the role for retailers and food manufacturers? Based on a recent study about the values, drivers and food waste rituals of Aspirational consumers, BBMG founding partner Mitch Baranowski reveals why the future of food waste revolves around shifting the narrative and disrupting the consumer journey. Join this provocative discussion and leave with a clear sense of the many design opportunities in front of us.
What You Will Learn:
--Gain insight into the values and issues that matter most for this growing segment
--Explore Aspirational consumers’ food waste rituals and routines
--Discover new territories for advancing your brand strategy
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--Learn about best practices, emerging trends and expert opinions
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7. Total Respondents 58%
Aspirationals 95%
Practicals 78%
Advocates 33%
Indifferents 18%
HAPPY SHOPPERS
95%
Shopping for new things excites me
BBMG + GlobeScan 2014
8. Total Respondents 58%
Aspirationals 96%
Practicals 82%
Advocates 30%
Indifferents 10%
STYLEAND STATUS SEEKERS
96%
I want to stand out by the way I look, my style
BBMG + GlobeScan 2014
9. I believe we need to consume less to preserve
the environment for future generations
RESPONSIBLE CONSUMERS
Total Respondents 75%
Aspirationals 95%
Practicals 47%
Advocates 92%
Indifferents 46%
95%
BBMG + GlobeScan 2014
10. INFLUENCERS
I encourage others to buy from socially and
environmentally responsible companies
Total Respondents 66%
Aspirationals 90%
Practicals 42%
Advocates 90%
Indifferents 16%
90%
BBMG + GlobeScan 2014
14. From Obligation to Desire:
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Aspirational Consumers - Some Key Characteristics:
Responsible Consumers
Positive Influencers
Trust in Brands
15. Responsible Consumers
92% “I believe we need to consume
less to preserve the environment
for future generations”
91% “willing to pay more for products produced in a
socially and environmentally responsible way”
16. Responsible Consumers
92% “I believe we need to consume
less to preserve the environment
for future generations”
91% “willing to pay more for products produced in a
socially and environmentally responsible way”
17. Positive Influencers
88% “I encourage others to buy from socially and
environmentally responsible companies”
18. Positive Influencers
88% “I encourage others to buy from socially and
environmentally responsible companies”
20% in impressions
19. Positive Influencers
88% “I encourage others to buy from
socially and environmentally
responsible companies”
20. Trust in Brands
58% “trust global companies to act in
the best interest of society”
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21. Trust in Brands
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