The Ever-Adapting Consumer: What to Expect in 2023

Revisit our recorded webinar to hear how consumers adapted to their changing world over the past year and what marketers can expect in the year ahead based on those learnings.

The start of each new year presents new opportunities and, of course, new challenges. As we head into 2023, brands have the chance to fulfill new consumer needs and expectations, address new behaviors and routines and take advantage of new omnichannel shopping patterns. At the same time, they must adjust their strategies to deal with consumer reactions to a volatile world.

Revisit our recorded webinar to hear how consumers adapted to their changing world over the past year and what marketers can expect in the year ahead based on those learnings. We examine the impact of the following forces on consumer attitudes, behaviors and shopping choices:

  • Inflation
  • Sustainability
  • Health concerns

Based on insights gleaned from Essentials, our syndicated study that tracks shifts in consumer attitudes and behaviors as they adapt to the changing world around them, this presentation offers you deep and granular insights into how consumers evolved in 2022 and what to expect in 2023.

Ipsos Top Topics – The Economy and Inflation

The author(s)

  • Allyson Leavy
    Vice President, US, Market Strategy & Understanding – Research
  • Naumi Haque
    Senior Vice President, MSU

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