解密消费者忠诚：情感如何促成真心参与( 英文 37页)

凯捷数字化转型研究所发布最新报告《解密消费者忠诚：情感如何促成真心参与》,剖析消费者对品牌保持忠诚的主要原因。此项研究共调查了9,000余名消费者和500名企业高管，结果发现，情感是促使消费者忠于品牌的最大因素。零售商如能通过加大与消费者的情感互动来提高消费者忠诚度，则有望将年收入提高5%，享受巨大的商业福利。报告还指出，对于品牌建立情感联结的效果，企业高管与消费者的看法相去甚远，80%的高管认为自家品牌了解消费者的需求和渴望，而仅有15%的消费者认同这一观点。

Introduction

Current loyalty approaches are broken. Brands spend billions on loyalty programs but fail to increase customer engagement. Our previous research showed that 90% of consumers have a negative perception of loyalty programs.1  In addition, over half (54%) of loyalty memberships have fallen inactive and over a quarter of consumers (28%) abandon loyalty programs without redeeming any points. 2

Many of today’s loyalty programs attempt to buy consumer loyalty through monetary rewards. The consumer might receive discounts or vouchers and, in return, organizations expect them to spend more or give up their data. Many organizations run these sorts of programs and achieve what looks like loyalty, at least on the surface.

But what does it really mean for a consumer to be loyal to a brand? 

To uncover the true drivers of loyalty, we undertook a worldwide, cross-sector research program. We broadened our perspective—exploring beyond the mechanical and rational drivers associated with conventional loyalty programs. We explored loyalty from an emotional perspective to identify the drivers that brands can harness to build meaningful loyalty with consumers. We surveyed over 9,000 consumers and 500 executives, and we spoke to leading academics in the field. The Research Methodology at the end of this report provides further details.

We found that emotions play a far greater role in creating true loyalty than current approaches recognize. In this report we:

1. Explore how emotions are the main driver of loyalty

2. Understand who emotionally engaged consumers are and what motivates them

3. Assess the size of the prize for organizations with emotionally engaged consumers

4. Recommend strategies for how organizations can make better emotional connections with consumers. 

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