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Consumer buying behavior in France (eBook 2022)
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Kai Lemmetty
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Kai Lemmetty
Digital marketing expert at Gaasly, helping businesses grow in international markets.
Written by
Digital marketing expert at Gaasly, helping businesses grow in international markets.
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In 2021, people in France expected from brands a discourse resolutely oriented towards the local and the protection of the planet. Indeed, when they were questioned, a little less than half of the respondents wanted brands to focus more on Made-in-France products and French producers, and about a third of them wanted them to take action to protect the environment. Moreover, the ability to offer affordable prices in 2021 seemed to be an unavoidable issue (25% of mentions).
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French people are very concerned by the price of goods and services (76%), the quality of the product (66%) and the origins of the product they buy (63%).
But with the Covid crisis, they put into perspective more aspects of their consumption and lifestyle. They turned to be more critical of mass consumption and their own consumption too. French consumers are very demanding of ecommerce sustainability and engagement towards the environment.
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French people have always been demanding with brands. Since the Covid crisis, their relationship is getting transformed more in-depth, and they now tend to always question brands' values before buying products.
On one hand, the younger generations and people with high incomes insist on the social responsibility of brands. On the other hand, the older generations and those with lower income levels call on brands to reduce prices and offer good qualityservices.
The imperative of consistency emerges as the first factor of trust, after the fundamentals of price, quality and experience. This imperative has never been so strong with regard to brands, otherwise, the sanction could be immediate and quick.
An opportunistic commitment to a cause for which the brand has no legitimacy, or a lack of evidence on an environmental or social engagement may definitely turn the buyers on the side of mistrust. French consumers have a clear understanding and perception of how companies are involved in making the world a better place.