A while back I came across an article in that talked about how despite the economy, .
It talks about that even in penny pinching times, consumers will still rely on their perception of value when choosing brands to purchase. Make no mistake, price matters ... but so does value. And that's the lesson in this article. Case in point, . Within the last few years, Allstate surpassed to take the #1 spot. Despite Geico's emphasis on always providing low quotes, Allstate rose to the top on service and value. The article references Allstate's 'Accident Forgiveness Program' - no rate increases even for people with multiple accidents.
The lesson in all of this - while the economic environment makes it easy to focus on price, never forget that value and brand loyalty still matter.
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
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Recently read an article in Adweek as well that talked about how consumers look at a "price + value" equation when shopping brands. Translation...it's not always about price. It's all about the value for dollar being spent. if you're the most expensive in the category, it's OK....just make sure your clearly expressing and showing the value of the brand.