2025营销大共识:裸泳者离场,专业主义复利兑现
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-12-30 07:49

Core Insights - The market in 2025 is characterized by a balancing act between contradictions, with a focus on long-term value in advertising and a search for high-quality emotional satisfaction in consumer markets [1] - Consumers exhibit a dual demand, being both rational and emotional, leading to a K-shaped differentiation in consumption patterns [2][5] Group 1: Consumer Behavior - Consumers are increasingly rational yet emotional, leading to a phenomenon of "dual demand" where basic needs are prioritized alongside emotional investments in products [2][4] - The rise of private labels and white brands reflects a shift towards value-driven consumption, while premium products that evoke emotional connections continue to thrive [1][2] - The demand for experiences, whether through live events or instant retail, highlights the importance of emotional satisfaction in consumer choices [15][17] Group 2: Marketing Strategies - The year 2025 marks a turning point for traditional marketing approaches, with a shift away from "old-school" marketing tactics [5][6] - Brands are redefining their narratives, focusing on sustainability and technology to resonate with consumers, moving away from arrogance in marketing [8][11] - Centralized advertising strategies are gaining traction as brands seek to establish a strong presence amidst market uncertainties, with significant increases in advertising spend on brand image [18][20] Group 3: Value Perception - The concept of value-for-money (quality-price ratio) is becoming increasingly nuanced, varying significantly across different consumer segments [12][13] - The focus on quality-price ratio is shifting, with consumers prioritizing convenience and efficiency in their purchasing decisions [13][14] Group 4: Experience Economy - The consumer market is witnessing a resurgence in out-of-home spending, with a reported 8.7% increase in foot traffic in the first half of 2025 [14] - Instant retail is also experiencing explosive growth, driven by the convenience of integrated shopping experiences [15][16] Group 5: AI Integration - The integration of AI in retail and fast-moving consumer goods is becoming prevalent, with 89% of companies actively using or evaluating AI projects [21][22] - AI is transforming marketing practices, with a significant shift towards AI-driven advertising and consumer engagement strategies [22]