Customer segments by purchasing behavior.

Real consumer behavior is far less “loyal” than we tend to assume.

38% of consumers automatically rotate between 2–3 brands. Another 35% choose based on price and promotions. That means nearly three quarters of the market is not about brand attachment, but about flexible, situational choice.

Only 14% consistently choose a single brand. This is the core loyal audience, but it’s much smaller than it may seem. Another 13% make decisions impulsively — based on availability or mood.

This means most brands are not competing for loyalty, but for a place in a short list of alternatives. The winner is the one that stays consistently visible and reinforces its choice at the right moment with the right triggers — price, availability, or communication.

In this model, not only reach matters, but also frequency and context of contact.

Are you building your strategy around real consumer behavior, or around assumed brand loyalty?
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