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BRAND MARKETING RESEARCH: 68% of Consumers Have Felt Connection with Brand

Check out our new round up for brand marketers, where you'll find the most relevant new insights and research published over the last week. If you're trying to keep up, consider this your one-stop shop.

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Check out our new roundup for brand marketers, where you’ll find the most relevant new insights and research published over the last week.  If you’re trying to keep up, consider this your one-stop shop.

A new survey by Customer Thermometer found that 64% of women and 68% of men have felt an emotional connection with a brand or business and that the vast majority (91%) of those connections were positive. ‘Interest’ was the common emotion felt by consumers towards a brand (70%), and 57% of the survey’s respondents said they felt trust.

A global study from Rakuten Marketing claims that negative consumer attitude towards online advertising is having serious consequences, revealing that nearly half (45%) of consumers having proactively opted out of an online ad. 58% of consumers associating online advertising with “other disruptive content.”

Devra Prywes, the SVP of marketing and insights at Unruly Interactive, spoke at the Advertising Bureau’s annual NewFronts insights luncheon on Wednesday, stating that compared to other consumers, “Dad is about 20 percent more likely to engage with a digital video ad.”

According to Harris Poll‘s research, sporting goods store brand equity is 7.7 points higher among millennials compared to baby boomers, while luxury department stores (+5.6) and electronics stores (+5.7) are nearly 6 points higher. Millennials’ brand equity score for off-price retailers is 4.9 points higher compared to baby boomers, while footwear and department stores are 4 points and 3.8 points higher, respectively. Only hardware and home stores (-3.8) have lower brand equity among millennials compared to baby boomers.

SEO and digital brand firm SearchDex’s research on U.S. Google search behaviors found that 68% of respondents are concerned about their browser history being sold to big companies. Among privacy concerns were causing an increase in annoying ads (44%), data falling into the wrong hands (43%), private searches being made public (40%) and security breaches causing browser history to be exposed (40%).

eMarketer is predicting that 35.6 million Americans use voice-enabled devices like Amazon Echo or Google Home at least once a month, a 129 percent increase since 2016. The study also found that Amazon Echo claims 71 percent of the voice-enabled market.

 

 

 

 

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