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Edelman’s new consumer brand study found that an overwhelming majority (90 percent) of people across eight countries want marketers to more effectively share their brands. Yet on average, only 10 percent of people think any given brand does it well. brandshare™ measured six dimensions of sharing – shared dialog, shared experience, shared goals, shared values, shared product and shared history – and found a link between effective brand sharing and business value. Here you will find the results focused on the Brazilian market.
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it pays to share
Brazil findings
friendlikeforward
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technology & social media ushered in new definitions for many familiar words
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but no word has seen a more profound shift in meaning than
SHAREit’s gone from a virtue to a click
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what if brands rediscovered the virtue of sharing?
if brands were to truly share…
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what would they have to do?
would people want them to do it?
is there business value in it for them?
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to start, we identified 16 sharing behaviors for brands across 6 dimensions
listens and responds thoughtfully
gives many ways to ask questions and give opinions
invites people to share stories/experiences using their products and services with others
enables people to share info/stories/videos with friends
offers brand experiences beyond just using the product
links people and the brand online and in real life through events and activities
[shares] company history or story
communicates openly and transparently about how products are sourced and made
conducts business in ways that align with people’s values
gives back to the community
shares people’s beliefs for helping the world
asks people about their needs
demonstrates it wants people to succeed at what’s important to them
enables people to personalize products
invites people to test products, collaborate on design, and provide feedback
openly offers information on how the brand performs against competitors
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countries8 Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, UK, USA
industrysectors12
apparel, auto, beer/wine/spirits, consumer electronics, energy, FMCG, financial services, food & beverage, health & wellness, retail, technology, telecommunications
brands21
2 48 multi-national brands, plus approx. 30 “local” brands per country
11,000peoplegeneral online consumer population who report at least a minimal level of engagement* with brands
online survey1 30 minute duration
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7*to participate in the survey, respondents had to report participating in a minimum of one brand engaging activity in the last 12 months. brand engaging activities might include things like visiting a brand website, attending a brand sponsored event, following a brand on Twitter, wearing branded clothing, etc.
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brands evaluated68 48 multi-national brands, plus 20 “local” brands
1,000people general online population who report at least a minimal level of engagement with brands
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27 controlled, distributed samplestates
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which sharing behaviors are most important to people?
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how important are those behaviors and do people want more of them?INTEREST
do people use, purchase or recommend brands that share?INTENT
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what we learned…
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90%
of people globally want brands to share
Q13: You will be presented with things that a brand could do to build and maintain a connection with you or customers like you. For each one tell us if you feel that the brands that you like are currently doing each of these things too much, just right, or not enough? [Percent of people who selected “JUST RIGHT” or “NOT ENOUGH”]
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10%
of people globally think brands do it well
Q15: please select the statements that you feel apply to [BRAND]. Average % who stated sharing statements applied to [BRAND]
Q13: You will be presented with things that a brand could do to build and maintain a connection with you or customers like you. For each one tell us if you feel that the brands that you like are currently doing each of these things too much, just right, or not enough? [Percent of people who selected “JUST RIGHT” or “NOT ENOUGH”]
12Q15: please select the statements that you feel apply to [BRAND]. Average % who stated sharing statements applied to [BRAND]
87%
of people in Brazil want brands to share
16%
of people in Brazil think brands do it well
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there’s a gap between what’s important to people and what brands deliver
Q10: you will be presented with things that a brand can do to build and maintain a connection with you or customers like you. Thinking about brands that you like, how important is each of the following to you? [5-Point Scale, Top 2 Box]
Q15: please select the statements that you feel apply to [BRAND]. [Average % who stated sharing statements applied to [BRAND]
SD: Enables people to share info/stories/videos with friends
SD: Invites people to share stories/experiences using their products and services with others
SG: Demonstrates it wants people to succeed at what’s important to them
SP: Enables people to personalize products
SP: Invites people to test products, collaborate on design and provide feedback
SV: Conducts business in ways that align with people’s values
SD: Listens & responds thoughtfully
SV: Communicates openly and transparently about how products are sourced and made
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gap(performance – importance)
ImportancePerformance
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in Brazil, brand performance is similar, but enthusiasm runs higher, increasing the expectation gap
Q10: you will be presented with things that a brand can do to build and maintain a connection with you or customers like you. Thinking about brands that you like, how important is each of the following to you? [5-Point Scale, Top 2 Box]
Q15: please select the statements that you feel apply to [BRAND]. [Average % who stated sharing statements applied to [BRAND]
gap(performance – importance)
SD: Enables people to share info/stories/videos with friends
SE: Links people and the brand online and in real life through events and activities
SD: Invites people to share stories/experiences using their products and services with others
SV: Conducts business in ways that align with people's values
SP: Enables people to personalize products
SG: Demonstrates it wants people to succeed at what's important to them
SE: Offers brand experiences beyond just using the product
SV: Shares people's beliefs for helping the world
SD: Listens and responds thoughtfully
SV: Communicates openly and transparently about how products are sourced and made
SV: Gives back to the community
SH: [Shares] company history or story
SD: Gives many ways to ask questions and give opinions
SP: Invites people to test products, collaborate on design, and provide feedback
SP: Openly offers information on how the brand performs against competitors
SG: Asks people about their needs
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80%ImportancePerformance
Q16-18a: for each [BRAND] please indicate how likely you are to: [purchase from or use that brand], [recommend that brand to a friend, colleague or relative], [give that brand a try/increase use] the next time you are purchasing/using the type of product or service that brand offers
people reward brands that sharesharing correlates strongly with actions that drive business value
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INTENT TO USE/TRIAL
INTENT TO PURCHASE
INTENT TO RECOMMEND
correlation between brands that share and people’s intent to use/trial, purchase and recommend that brand
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Q16-18a: for each [BRAND] please indicate how likely you are to: [purchase from or use that brand], [recommend that brand to a friend, colleague or relative], [give that brand a try/increase use] the next time you are purchasing/using the type of product or service that brand offers 16
LOW
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correlation between brands that share and people’s intent to use/trial, purchase and recommend that brand
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INTENT TOPURCHASE
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INTENT TO RECOMMEND
people in Brazil also strongly reward brands that share
17* brand performance vs. willingness to recommend
enthusiasm for brand sharing translates directly into driving business outcomes in Brazil
stated importance
Developing
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unmet demand
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derived importance*
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Brazil results indexed to global and developing country averages
Brazil & Developing
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how can a brand share?
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the six dimensions of sharing
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we converse
we do things together
we want to achieve the same things
we believe in the same things
we create together
we know the same story
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each individual dimension of sharing drives business value
at the far right end of the business value axis, shared history and shared product drive the most value for brands globally
but there is also a compounding effect to sharing. the more dimensions of sharing you practice, the greater the business value from each
*illustrative representationQ18a: for each [BRAND] please indicate how likely you are to recommend that brand to a friend, colleague or relative] he next time you are purchasing/using the type of product or service that brand offers
correlation to consumer intent to recommendBUSINESS VALUE OF SHARING*
there is a hierarchy of sharing…
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the y-axis of demand for sharing shows that more substantive, involving dimensions are in higher demand; they are also in scarcer supply
less demanded forms of sharing tend to be more prevalent but drive less business value, possibly because execution is out of sync with people’s expectations
history is significantly more influential than its demand would suggest
*illustrative representationQ13: you will be presented with things that a brand could do to build and maintain a connection with you or customers like you. For each one tell us if you feel that the brands that you like are currently doing each of these things too much, just right, or not enough? [% selected NOT ENOUGH]. Q18a: for each [BRAND] please indicate how likely you are to recommend that brand to a friend, colleague or relative] he next time you are purchasing/using the type of product or service that brand offers
correlation to consumer intent to recommendBUSINESS VALUE OF SHARING*
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GREATER UNMET DEMAND
STRONGER LINK TO CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
but there is more to the story
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*Illustrative representationQ13: You will be presented with things that a brand could do to build and maintain a connection with you or customers like you. For each one tell us, if you feel that the brands that you like are currently doing each of these things too much, just right, or not enough? [NOT ENOUGH]. Q18a: For each [BRAND] please indicate how likely you are to recommend that brand to a friend, colleague or relative] he next time you are purchasing/using the type of product or service that brand offers
correlation to consumer intent to recommendBUSINESS VALUE OF SHARING*
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GREATER UNMET DEMAND
STRONGER LINK TO CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
higher order sharing is in high demand in Brazil, while shared history remains a quiet driver
spark a meaningful conversation
SHARED
DIALOG
listens and responds thoughtfully
gives many ways to ask questions and give opinions
invites people to share stories/experiences using their products and services with others
enables people to share info/stories/videos with friends
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shared dialog is the first step toward sharing your brand with people of all ages
on average, 40% of people want your brand to engage in more meaningful conversations with them
people want you to listen, show genuine interest and, most importantly, act on what you hear
% of people who want brands to do more listening and thoughtful responding to their opinions [by age group]
Q1: you will be presented with things that a brand could do to build and maintain a connection with you or customers like you. For each one tell us if you feel that the brands that you like are currently doing each of these things too much, just right, or not enough? [% selected NOT ENOUGH for “Listen and Respond Thoughtfully” ] 24
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% of people who want brands to do more listening and thoughtful responding to their opinions [by age group]
Q1: you will be presented with things that a brand could do to build and maintain a connection with you or customers like you. For each one tell us if you feel that the brands that you like are currently doing each of these things too much, just right, or not enough? [% selected NOT ENOUGH for “Listen and Respond Thoughtfully” ]
41% of people in Brazil, on average, say they want your brand to engage in more meaningful conversations with them, with interest only growing with age
in Brazil, older generations are the most demanding of deeper dialog
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AXE* Voices, the brand’s community managers, create and distribute lifestyle and product content across social channels and spend hours every day responding to virtually every comment or message directed at the brand. by humanizing the brand, AXE has attracted almost 4.5 million fans. AXE likes what its fans like and engages with its community to show fans that AXE is more than just a can of body spray.
CASE STUD
Y
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*Edelman Client
make every occasion special
SHARED EXPERIENC
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offers brand experiences beyond just using the product
links people and the brand online and in real life through events and activities
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Q10: you will be presented with things that a brand can do to build and maintain a connection with you or customers like you. Thinking about brands that you like, how important is each of the following to you? [5 Point Scale, Top 2 Box: Average: “Creates experiences beyond just using the product” and “Gives me ways to link up online and in real life through fun events and activities “]
experiences need to be about people, not about your brand
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people everywhere want to share experiences with brands
people in developing markets are particularly enthusiastic, yet in developed markets the novelty seems to be wearing thin
the study suggests shared experiences need to be as much about people’s interests as they are about products to rekindle their business value
Q10: you will be presented with things that a brand can do to build and maintain a connection with you or customers like you. Thinking about brands that you like, how important is each of the following to you? [5 Point Scale, Top 2 Box: Average: “Creates experiences beyond just using the product” and “Gives me ways to link up online and in real life through fun events and activities “]
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Brazil closely resembles other developing markets in the level of importance people assign to shared experiences with brands and their desire for more of them
shared experience is highly relevant in Brazil, similar to other developing markets
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CASE STUDY
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Heineken's* Departure Roulette recognized and rewarded its audiences' thirst for spontaneity and adventure with an airport-based experience that enticed people to take a leap of faith by trading in the air tickets in their hands for a trip to an unknown destination.
this experience was as much about people’s desire for adventure as it was about the brand’s positioning.
*Edelman Client
lend an ear and a ladder
SHAREDGOALS
asks people about their needs
demonstrates it wants people
to succeed at what’s important to them
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whether it’s being a great parent or having
a secure financial future, 90% of people recognize and value the role that brands play in enabling the achievement of goals
but people would rather be asked what they need before being told how to get there
this is most true in product categories where people aren’t always confident in their knowledge or expertise, such as financial services and technology
people want brands to help them reach goals
% of people who think brands asking about their needs rather than just telling them about their products is one of the most important sharing behaviors [by industry category]
Q11: Please select the things you feel are most important for a brand to do in [INDUSTRY CATEGORY]? [% selected “Asks me about my needs and doesn’t just try to sell me products”] 32
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% of people who think brands asking about their needs rather than just telling them about their products is one of the most important sharing behaviors [by industry category]
similar to the rest of the world, 87% of people in Brazil recognize and value the role that brands play in enabling the achievement of goals
their rating of the importance of asking about their needs is higher in every industry vs. more developed markets, which is further emphasized by the highest unmet demand for any sharing behavior
Brazilians particularly want brands to share their goals
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Adidas* understands that people's performance aspirations are as individual as they are. the brand literally lives, runs and practices with people to understand their goals and motivations.
the brand recently asked dozens of women to photograph something that motivated them to work out and the result challenged the brand’s preconceptions about people’s goals and informed new product development.
CASE STUDY
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*Edelman Client
stand up for what you stand for
SHAREDVALUES
communicates openly and transparently about how products are sourced and made
conducts business in ways that align with people’s values
gives back to the community
shares people’s beliefs forhelping the world
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you can place a value on your brand’s values
92% of people want to do business with companies that share their beliefs
a strong correlation proves that people buy, use and recommend products whose values they share
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correlation between brands that demonstrate shared values and consumers’
intent to recommend that brand
Q18a: for each [BRAND] please indicate how likely you are to recommend that brand to a friend, colleague or relative the next time you are purchasing/using the type of product or service that brand offers 36
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MODERATE
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correlation between brands that demonstrate shared values and consumers’
intent to recommend that brand
Q18a: for each [BRAND] please indicate how likely you are to recommend that brand to a friend, colleague or relative the next time you are purchasing/using the type of product or service that brand offers 37
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there is also value to sharing brand values in Brazil
similar to the rest of the world, 88% of people in Brazil want to do business with companies that share their beliefs
yet business behavior and demand for shared values are uniquely lower in Brazil vs. shared goals, possibly illustrating a market still building the depth of its relationship with brands
translate your values into tangible actionsnearly 50% of people want you to be more open and transparent about how your products are made and sourced
4 in 10 people want you do more to give back to the community
% of people who want brands to share more of their values
Q13: you will be presented with things that a brand could do to build and maintain a connection with you or customers like you. For each one tell us, if you feel that the brands that you like are currently doing each of these things too much, just right, or not enough? [% selected NOT ENOUGH]
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% of people who want brands to share more of their values
Q13: you will be presented with things that a brand could do to build and maintain a connection with you or customers like you. For each one tell us, if you feel that the brands that you like are currently doing each of these things too much, just right, or not enough? [% selected NOT ENOUGH]
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more than 4 in 10 people want brands to be more open and transparent about sourcing, offer greater help for communities, and share their beliefs on how to help the world
Brazilians share the desire for tangible demonstrations of a brand’s values
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Mars* is a model of transparency and a global force for good in sustainable cocoa sourcing and supply chain management. the brand has invested heavily in research and local agriculture and pledged to buy 100% of its cocoa, coffee, tea, fish and palm oil from third-party certified sustainable sources by 2020, which can be tracked on its website.
CASE STUDY
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*Edelman Client
you’ve got to give to get
SHAREDPRODUCT
enables people to personalize products
invites people to test products, collaborate on design, and provide feedback
openly offers information on how the brand performs against competitors
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% of consumers who want opportunities
to share in the design &
development process
if they could, they would come to your R&D labs, your design studios or anywhere else products are designed and developed
9 out of 10 people want a hand in creating your products
people have a lot to give…
Q13: you will be presented with things that a brand could do to build and maintain a connection with you or customers like you. For each one tell us, if you feel that the brands that you like are currently doing each of these things too much, just right, or not enough? [% selected JUST RIGHT or NOT ENOUGH for “Invites me to test products, collaborate on design and provide feedback”] 42
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% of consumers who want opportunities
to share in the design &
development process
Q13: you will be presented with things that a brand could do to build and maintain a connection with you or customers like you. For each one tell us, if you feel that the brands that you like are currently doing each of these things too much, just right, or not enough? [% selected JUST RIGHT or NOT ENOUGH for “Invites me to test products, collaborate on design and provide feedback”]
it therefore comes as no surprise that 88% of Brazilians want a hand in co-creating your products
people in Brazil assign higher importance to shared products than any other country
rank of openly sharing product performance data vs. other sharing behaviors based on
stated importance
9 out of 10 people want you to be as transparent about your products’ performance as you are about your values
it’s the most important of all the brandshare behaviors in seven out of twelve tested industries
it’s critical that what they receive in return is honest and open
Q13: you will be presented with things that a brand could do to build and maintain a connection with you or customers like you. For each one tell us, if you feel that the brands that you like are currently doing each of these things too much, just right, or not enough? [% selected JUST RIGHT or NOT ENOUGH for “They openly share information on how the brand compares with competitors”] Q11: please select the things you feel are most important for a brand to do in [INDUSTRY CATEGORY]? [average % selected “They openly share information on how the brand compares with competitors”] 44
TECHNOLOGY
ELECTRONICS
AUTOMOTIVE
APPAREL
BEER, WINE, SPIRITS
RETAIL
FMCG/CPG
TRANSPARENCY ISMOST IMPORTANT IN:
rank of openly sharing product performance data vs. other sharing behaviors based on
stated importance
87% of people in Brazil want you to be as transparent about your products’ performance as you are about your values
transparency is ranked first in 5 of the twelve tested industries, and is among the top 3 most important of all the brandshare behaviors in 11 out of 12
in overall importance, honesty and openness about product performance in Brazil was the single highest scoring behavior worldwide
Q13: you will be presented with things that a brand could do to build and maintain a connection with you or customers like you. For each one tell us, if you feel that the brands that you like are currently doing each of these things too much, just right, or not enough? [% selected JUST RIGHT or NOT ENOUGH for “They openly share information on how the brand compares with competitors”] Q11: please select the things you feel are most important for a brand to do in [INDUSTRY CATEGORY]? [average % selected “They openly share information on how the brand compares with competitors”] 45
APPAREL
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
FOOD & BEVERAGE
BEER, WINE, SPIRITS
FMCG/CPG
FINANCIAL SERVICES
AUTOMOTIVE
ENERGY
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
ELECTRONICS
TECHNOLOGY
TRANSPARENCY ISTOP 3 IMPORTANCE IN:
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Adobe* understands that a product made with people best serves people‘s needs, so the company invites people to beta test their products. these open and public previews actively ask people to experience and evaluate new products, innovations and technologies.
Adobe’s recent invitation to beta test Adobe® Photoshop® Lightroom® marks the fifth consecutive version Adobe has offered for public preview and testing prior to its final release.
CASE STUDY
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*Edelman Client
where you came from shapes where you’re going
SHARED HISTORY
shares company history or story16
although people don’t explicitly demand that brands share their history, a shared, open brand heritage is one of the most powerful predictors of people’s intent to purchase or recommend your brand
your history is secretly seductive
Q18a: for each [BRAND] please indicate how likely you are to recommend that brand to a friend, colleague or relative the next time you are purchasing/using the type of product or service that brand offers
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STRONG
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correlation between brands that share their history and people’s intent to recommend that
brand
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Q18a: for each [BRAND] please indicate how likely you are to recommend that brand to a friend, colleague or relative the next time you are purchasing/using the type of product or service that brand offers
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correlation between brands that share their history and people’s intent to recommend that
brand
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low incremental demand for shared history follows the global pattern, although its stated importance is the highest of any country we studied
your history is seductive and openly important in Brazil
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CASE STUDY
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Volkswagen* is among the most storied of all auto brands and one that embraces its roots even as it innovates the cars it brings to market.
The brand's "Why VW" online platform showcases its history as a brand by and for the people. recognizing that many people have -- and want to share -- stories about their own history with the brand, “Why VW" solicits and showcases people's own stories about their history and experiences with Volkswagen.
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*Edelman Client
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what can you do?
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change your marketing communications ethosmigrate from a linear, push model to an inclusive sharing model
old model new model
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harmonize your narrative create a single brand narrative with consumer needs and interests at the center
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integrate your sharingredesign your existing engagement channels and properties to incorporate higher-value sharing
Q16-18a: for each [BRAND] please indicate how likely you are to: [purchase from or use that brand], [recommend that brand to a friend, colleague or relative], [give that brand a try/increase use] the next time you are purchasing/using the type of product or service that brand offers
it pays to share
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INTENT TO USE/TRIAL
INTENT TO PURCHASE
INTENT TO RECOMMEND
correlation between brands that share and people’s intent to use/trial, purchase and recommend that brand
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it pays to share
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