Consumption and Innovation Trends for 2015

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Consumption and Innovation Trends for 2015

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Every year several events tend to influence social behavior and perceptions, generating new opportunities in the market. Based on a trendwatching.com report , we have listed the top 10 trends for 2015 in Latin America. Our expertise is to point out new paths that will contribute to the strengthening of brands . Each of these trends points to an opportunity for action and innovation to be created and adapted by brands across industries. Discover the 10 biggest consumer and innovation trends for 2015: 1. IN-HAND BRANDS Serve consumers in the right place at the right time. As consumer expectations rise in South & Central America, their patience wanes. Smart brands are integrating into people's lives with a precise sense of urgency. In 2015, consumers will demand brands that add features and create shortcuts that speed up deliveries.

The best ones will be where and when they're needed, before consumers even know they want them. 2. BRIGHT IS BEAUTIFUL Help fuel the love of knowledge as a status. What does this mean for brands in 2015? In addition to integrating learning and literary experiences Macedonia WhatsApp Number List into consumers' everyday lives, think about how you can help consumers express (or display) their knowledge. Can you help them do this via social media? In Latin America, people spend more time on them than anywhere else in the world, at around 8.67 hours per month ( comScore, July 2014 ). What if the opportunity is in the offline universe? Even a pair of jeans can be used to display a love of literature. Take a stand in the fight against inequality. Despite all the progress in South & Central America, there is still much inequality and barriers that separate the region's population.

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Financial hardship inequality and prejudice. In 2015, brands cannot ignore these issues. The gap between rich and poor is a serious issue for 68% of Brazilians ( Pew Research, June 2014 ). Brave brands (big and small) will embrace this discussion. 4. DEMOCRATIC PRICING Let consumers have their say. After experiencing years of price fluctuations, consumers in South & Central America will be confident they know how much products and services should cost. These consumers will demand from brands the possibility of participating in the pricing of products. By being confident in your offering and respecting your customers, let them show you how much they value your brand. 5. INSIDE OUT Help urbanites enjoy the great outdoors. Latin Americans have been hiding (especially from urban violence) in malls, in their cars in traffic, and in condominiums in recent years.
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