Inspired by a recent blog, I’ve gathered some consumer behaviour charts from recent industry reports that I feel are most relevant to 2021. Here's 10 of the best:
1. How we watch video has changed – find a way to relate to your audience
2. A generation ignored by digital marketers
Source: Hootsuite: Social Trends 2021
3. Livestream commerce is growing – but will largely appeal to mobile first markets
Source: GWI: Connecting the dots 2021
4. Over a third of YouTube viewing is via TV – indicating its reach for consumer engagement
5. Amazon and TikTok move up the agenda for distribution of content and for products
Source: WARC Marketer’s Toolkit 2021
6. Attention vs cost of media – how to plan your media mix effectively
7. Consumer behaviour changes beyond e-commerce
Source: WARC Marketer’s Toolkit 2021
8. Mental health/wellbeing self-help measures
Source: GWI: Connecting the dots 2021
9. Sports equipment and online classes benefit as consumers seek products that help develop their skills
10. Health and hygiene are an essential focus for brands – how can sport take advantage?
Source: WARC Marketer’s Toolkit 2021
I hope you find these consumer behaviours interesting as you plan for 2021, and that they provide some relevant and useful insights.
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Chris Argyle-Robinson
Digital savvy. Always inquisitive. Sport loving and father of two young and very energetic girls.
My most memorable sporting moment is …
Spectating: Zenit St Petersburg v Liverpool with fellow director / friend Alex Ross.
Participating: Marathon in 3hr 40mins.
I am happiest when …
With family on the beach or in the mountains.
The sports person that best represents me is …
Geraint Thomas.
The three things at the top of my bucket list are …
1. Heli skiing with family and friends
2. Visit South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands
3. Climb Everest / Surf Chicama
A quote I try to live my life by is …
“It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is most adaptable to change.”