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Survey Finds, Gen Z Fussy Eaters To Bad Digital Experiences

survey finds, Gen Z Fussy eaters to Bad Digital Experiences
At Vibes, we talk about the importance of building trust before and after a purchase. Trust is especially important for Gen Z consumer, who are more likely to abandon a brand after a poor digital shopping experience. 

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Dive Summary:

Brands are likely to lose younger consumers who are less tolerant of poor digital shopping experiences and who will quickly abandon brands. Eighty percent of Gen Z said they were more willing to try new brands online than before the pandemic, while 57% said they were less brand loyal than before the pandemic crisis, according to a study by the digital experience management software company Sitecore.

More than a third (38%) of Gen Z members say they only give a brand a second chance to correct a mistake before moving on to a competitor. About three-quarters (74%) of respondents said they would find another retailer if an online store ran out of stock, while 37% abandoned a purchase or posted a negative review due to a poor digital shopping experience. 

Generation Z has become more sophisticated in e-commerce since the start of the pandemics, before which 31% of the group had never bought everything online. Nearly two-thirds (64%) of Gen Z said they want to keep shopping nearly everything online, which could have ramifications for brands and their direct-to-consumer and e-commerce strategies.  

Summary of the dive:

Generation Z are known to be "digital natives" who were born after the commercialization of the internet and who grew up using smartphones, making them comfortable with messaging, social media, and other applications. When they reach adulthood, gain purchasing power and start shopping online, they demand instant gratification from their digital experiences. Retailers and brands must make a lasting impression on Gen Z, or risk losing them to their competitors, suggests the Sitecore study.

Sixty-three percent of young consumers said they like to shop online more than in person, making digital platforms a vital part of a brand experience. After the debut of the sanitary crisis, 87% of the generation Z ont will declare that the competences in matière d'achat en ligne will be sont améliorées, 26% will declare that they have used a mobile apparel for the purpose of an achat for the première fois, they are l ' poll. With a large percentages of Gen Z wanting to continue shopping almost everything online, shopping is more associated with using an app or website than setting foot in a store, the study suggests. 

"Brands cannot ignore the power of bad digital experiences when it comes to Gen Z and their shopping habits," said Paige O'Neill, Sitecore's chief marketing officer, in a statement. "This group has rapidly shifted its significant purchasing power online, and the pressure will continue to mount on retailers until they can deliver an exciting experience."

 Eighty-three percent of Gen Z said they viewed online shopping as an experience and not just a transaction. They have high expectations, and three-quarters want new and exciting experiences when shopping online. 71% of respondents want the experience to be personalized and 76% said their favorite brands should reward them for their business, according to the survey.

Gen Z also expects fast service, with 80% saying that retailers that can deliver in less than 24 hours are more attractive. More than a third (37%) said that free shipping was the most important consideration when shopping online. Gen Z also want websites that perform well on mobile devices (53%), remember users' shopping preferences (46%) and offer personalized suggestions (43%) about products, according to the study. 

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