In the end it all is centered around the consumers. These are the persons the brands want to attract, the comapanies want to make money with. Delve into the latest consumer trends and get to know the latest market statistics.
April 2 is the day the US will introduce “reciprocal” tariffs on allies and adversaries alike.
The Global Sports Properties 2025 report highlights key momentum drivers offering brands a roadmap to remain relevant in an evolving market.
Saudi Arabia is the Middle Eastern country with the highest number of padel players. Over the next five years (by 2030) Saudi Arabia hopes to register 5,000 players in local competitions.
Over the period, the size of the market is expected to increase by $103.6 billion.
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The report identifies physical inactivity as a market with potential for sporting goods companies.
People no longer push to the extremes in their fitness routines while run clubs are emerging as the new social hotspots.
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How do consumers and their habits change? What do they expect from brands and with which kind of brands do they engage? In a mini-series of articles brand strategist Fredrik Ekström reveals not only consumer insights but gives advise how brands fully embrace this transforming consumer landscape. In this last out of four articles Ekström explains why Creative Collectives are a key to the active consumer.
How do consumers and their habits change? What do they expect from brands and with which kind of brands do they engage? In our mini-series brand strategist Fredrik Ekström explains the transformation of the consumer and in this third out of four articles introduces the expression of “Fundom” and what it means for brands.
In a mini-series of articles brand strategist Fredrik Ekström reveals not only consumer insights but shows strategic opportunities for brands how to evolve a deeper relationship with their customers. In this second out of four articles Ekström explains how (mental) well-being can become a crucial part for their products, services and storytelling. For this he also introduces the expression of “Trailfulness”.
How do consumers and their habits change? What do they expect from brands and with which kind of brands do they engage? In a mini-series of articles brand strategist Fredrik Ekström reveals not only consumer insights but gives advise how brands get their positioning right and evolve a deeper relationship with their customers. In this first out of four articles Ekström explains why the “what” is nowadays more important than the eternal “why”.