Can Brands Build Loyalty In Fickle Market In Which Customer Tend To Follow Discounts And Deals.?
an argument about whether brand can build loyalty today.
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you build loyalty in a brand by avoiding those who tend to follow discounts and deals…
follow the trends of hiphop and subculture standards and apply them to whatever you do. dont doubt this.
why else could Bathing Ape charge $80 for a t shirt, $300 for a pair of shoes..
or Ice Cream charge $250 for outlandishly gaudy shoes..
Seven jeans… $200+ Citizen jeans $200+….
BRAND LOYALTY. EXCLUSIVITY. UNIQUENESS. thats all you need…
so exclusive you probably havent heard of these brands eh? ;]
See, not every customer is after the discounts. In some sectors, major corporations choose to go with much expensive solutions for a variety of reasons, such as after sale support and cutting edge technologies.
Brand loyalty can be built on discounts, which means you need to keep prices down all the time because thats what comes to mind when your brand is present.
Some companies have a nich market that helps build thier brand regardless of pricing and discounts…