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Innovation and the
Earned Brand
Consumers are embracing innovation
at a faster pace than ever before…
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 2
And yet they feel the pace of business
innovation is too fast by a 2-to-1 margin
Q349-351. Below are a number of statements. For each, please think about the pace of development and change in business and industry today and select the
response that most accurately represents your opinion. (Not Enough, Too Much) Informed Publics, 27-country global total. (2015 Edelman Trust Barometer)
The pace of development and
change in business and industry today is…
28%
TOO FAST
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 3
JUST RIGHT
19% 51%
TOO SLOW
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 4
And what can the
rest of us learn
from this?
Why the contradiction?
How are today’s
fastest-growing
brands convincing
consumers to accept
the risks that come
with innovation?
What are
consumers’
real feelings
about innovation?
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 5
What is innovation?
A re-imagination of categories,
products, services, operations,
models, design, etc. that create
more value, for the brand and
for consumers
The Earned Brand Methodology
Timing
April – May 2015
Quantitative Online Survey
10 countries: U.S., Mexico,
Brazil, France, Germany, U.K.,
China, Japan, India, Australia
10,000 respondents, nationally
representative of age, gender,
and region based on most
recent country status data
Behavioral Focus Groups
16 millennials in New York and
London
Mobile Diaries
25 millennials, with them on their
mobiles, for 2 weeks, in Brazil,
U.K., India, China and the U.S.
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 6
A global survey of
consumer attitudes
toward brand innovation
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 7
People believe in the
promise of innovation.
Insight 1
Q5P1: Please select the statement from each group that best represents how you feel. (Innovation is just an overused
term, it’s not leading to anything) vs. (Innovation is essential for us today and it’s helping us to progress). Q5P4: Please
select the statement from each group that best represents how you feel. (Innovation is making us more and more like
robots) vs. (Innovation is opening the human spirit)
Percent who agreed with each statement:
Innovation inspires people
“When you look at
anything innovative,
it will inspire you
and make you feel
more energetic.”
Zhu X, 22, China
92%
innovation opens
the human spirit
innovation is essential
and it’s helping us
to progress
77%
Source: Mobile Diaries
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 8
And they believe that business has
the biggest role to find the next big thing
Q15. Where do you think the next big thing will come from?
The next big thing
will come from…
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 9
BUSINESS
30%
INDIVIDUALS/PEOPLE
LIKE ME
79%
36%
ACADEMICS/UNIVERSITIES
They believe that brand
innovation should have big
goals with societal impact
Q14. What do you think the role of innovation is for brands today and in the future? (in the future)
to improve
society
to push our
thinking as
a society
to let us be one
step ahead of
other countries
69% 63% 66%
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 10
agree that brand innovation
needs to impact society
(one or more of the following)
in9 10
65%
51%
26% 25%
14% 12%
45%
28%
44%
50%
19%
37%
Technology Mobile Energy Health care Food and beverage Education
But they believe that innovation should come from
industry sectors beyond technology and mobile
Q65: Thinking more specifically about the innovation in the products and services you use throughout your life, what industries do you see
the most innovation in TODAY? Q66: … what industries do you want to see innovation in TOMORROW?
Percent who say they see innovation coming from each industry
sector today, and who want to see it from each sector tomorrow:
INNOVATION GAP
18
25
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 11
25
5
INNOVATION TODAY INNOVATION TOMORROW
WANT LESS TOMORROW WANT MORE TOMORROW
And they question your motives
66%
70%
65%
69%
67%
61%
65% 65%
67%
62%
65%
Global Australia U.K. U.S. Japan France Germany Brazil China India Mexico
Q14. What do you think the role of innovation is for brands today and in the future? (today)
Percent who say the role of
innovation for brands today
is “to make more money for
the company”:
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 12
consumers believe brands
are innovating to make more
money for the company
in2 3
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 13
Insight 2
Consumer acceptance
of brand innovation
cannot be bought.
It must be earned.
The stakes:
Because of their concerns, they’re not buying
Q27. Thinking about the below, please indicate which of the following you feel is happening in the world today. … IMPACT ON PURCHASING
DECISION 1 = Has no impact on what I buy … 4 = Makes me not want to buy something.
say they will not buy
because of their concerns
Percent who feel that each is happening in the world today, and percent
who say their concerns make them not want to buy something:
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 14
87%
Privacy
issues
Being
always on
Security Environment
2 in 3 have privacy concerns
Privacy concerns are especially strong in
Germany, the U.K., the U.S. and Australia.
66%
74%
61%
58% 56%
76%
55%
66% 64%
71%
75%
Global Australia Brazil China France Germany India Japan Mexico U.K. U.S.
Q22. Thinking about the below, please indicate which of the following you feel is happening in the world today.
Percent who feel that each is happening in the world today –
privacy issues:
66%
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 15
Privacy
issues
“I don’t care if they know I go to the
grocery store—but I don’t want them to
sell information to that grocery store.”
Nick, U.S.
Source: Mobile Diaries
1 in 2 concerned about having to be always on
Germany and Brazil are most concerned; Japan and China are less so.
50%
54%
65%
36%
53%
63%
41%
29%
57%
46%
53%
Global Australia Brazil China France Germany India Japan Mexico U.K. U.S.
Q22. Thinking about the below, please indicate which of the following you feel is happening in the world today.
Percent who feel that each is happening in the world today –
having to be always on:
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 16
50%
Being
always on
1 in 2 have security concerns
Security concerns are highest in Japan and the
U.S., and less of an issue in China.
54%
69%
51%
33%
49%
44% 44%
75%
41%
64%
71%
Global Australia Brazil China France Germany India Japan Mexico U.K. U.S.
Q22. Thinking about the below, please indicate which of the following you feel is happening in the world today.
Percent who feel that each is happening in the world today –
your security being compromised:
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 17
54%
Security
“Some back door issues may leak
personal information, including
personal banking details.”
Yao, China
Source: Mobile Diaries
And the majority have concerns
about the impact on the environment
Environmental concerns are global,
but strongest in Europe and Latin America.
58%
61% 62%
52%
62%
66%
54% 52%
62%
54%
51%
Global Australia Brazil China France Germany India Japan Mexico U.K. U.S.
Q22. Thinking about the below, please indicate which of the following you feel is happening in the world today.
Percent who feel that each is happening in the world today –
impact on the environment:
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 18
58%
Impact on
environment
“Technology and innovation bring
convenience, but it brings problems,
too. Cars change my life, but too
many cars result in air pollution,
traffic jams and parking problems.”
Yao, China
Source: Mobile Diaries
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 19
Insight 3
While the promise of
innovation inspires,
people first need
to be reassured.
Consumers are twice as likely to want to be
reassured than inspired by a brand
Q35: When a brand tells me about something, I
want it to… “Reassure me of quality,” “Inspire me”
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 20
people want to be
REASSURED
in2 3
people want to be
INSPIRED
in1 3
We may be innovating,
but we are failing them as marketers
Q20: Thinking about change in the past 5 years, how do you feel the [ … ] industry has evolved in relation to the following
factors: How brands in this sector…(communicate with me) / (listen to me) // (moving in wrong direction)
Percent who feel that brands have changed a lot, and proportion who
feel that this is the right or the wrong direction:
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 21
say brands are not moving
in the right direction in how
they communicate
in2 3
They feel like brands are shouting at them
What brands say doesn’t feel real
Q21: Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the following statements. (I’m getting bored/frustrated by constantly being told I
need to upgrade/update the products I already have.) (Top 2 box). Q8P1: The way magazines, the internet, advertising, can all enhance
photos… (Makes me more inspired than ever before by what I see) vs. (Makes me wonder what is real, and what I should believe)
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 22
57%
because of photo manipulations
in advertisements and online,
they don’t know what to believe
are bored/frustrated
by constantly being told
they need to upgrade/update
60%
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 23
Insight 4
“I rely on my peers to
reassure me. Because
their experience is
my evidence.”
We’ve always known that peers provide recommendations,
but today peers also help convert purchasers
Q41: Thinking about the conversations you have online and offline with friends and other people like you about brands, products and
services you purchase, what impact do they have on you?
The impact of online/offline conversations about
brands with friends and other people like me:
Build inspiration
Push consideration
Moment
of
Truth
16%
17%
25%
27%
29%
37%
44%
45%
They give me a sense of community
They get me
They push me to try new things
They suggest products/services
They make me trust the brand more
They help me overcome concerns
They help me make decisions
They warn me about the risks
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 24
The channels consumers rely on to be reassured are
peer-to-peer, rather than brand-to-consumer
Mobile Diaries
When millennials want to learn about brand
innovation, their go-to channels are peer-to-
peer: Skype, Whatsapp, Facebook and SMS.
Behavioral Focus Groups
Biometric testing showed that peer-to-peer
channels (Twitter, blog posts, word of mouth)
had a greater impact, by a 6 to 1 margin, on
changing opinions about the risks of new
innovations than advertisements.
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 25
Mobile diaries with 25 millennials in 5 countries. Behavioral focus groups with 8 millennials in New
York and 8 millennials in London.
Brand innovators win if they power peer conversations
Percent who agree with each statement:
“Our unique asset is
our host community.”
Nathan Blecharczyk,
founder of AirBnB
“Our next innovation is
introducing a peer to peer
platform so that our private
car owners in Europe can
share their cars.”
Tina Muller, CMO, Opel
Q36. How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements?
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 26
67%
I trust a brand more if it
encourages me and other
customers to review its
products and services
I trust a brand more if I
find it easy to review its
products and services
64%
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 27
Insight 5
Messaging alone
doesn’t work.
It’s about how your
brand behaves.
Two-thirds of consumers are undecided about
innovation. What do they need from brands?
Last mover First mover
8% 15%
Percent of respondents who fall into each
consumer innovation typology:
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 28
Methodology: Statistical analysis of consumer groupings based on their attitudes toward brand innovation showed that 66% of
consumers are open to innovation—but have concerns that need to be addressed before they will buy. They also have specific
expectations for how brands must behave to address those concerns. Other consumers were either “first movers” (15%), “last
movers” (8%), or resistant to innovation (11%).
66%
Undecided Consumers
What undecided consumers need
from brands when it comes to innovation
Reassure me about
my personal concerns
Inspire me by doing
something new and different
Show me how I can
participate in
your brand
Reassure me about
my societal concerns
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 29
Statistical analysis of consumer groupings based on their
attitudes to brand innovation, and their risk concerns.
Source: mobile diaries, qualitative
groups and quantitative segmentation
The 4 brand behaviors
that address consumer needs around innovation:
Have a
Purpose
Inform
and Educate
Make
your Mark
Live your
Character
Reassure me about my
personal concerns
Inspire me by
doing something
new and different
Show me how I
can participate
in your brand
Reassure me about my
societal concerns
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 30
Brand
Behaviors
Source: mobile diaries, qualitative
groups and quantitative segmentation
Inform
and Educate
inform transparently so that
you can educate consumers
and help them make choices
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 31
Brand behaviors:
• Explain your motive for innovating.
• Address concerns about the social and environmental
impacts.
• Engage and educate consumers across different
channels and platforms.
Consumer need:
I am empowered by
information. Give me all
the details and let me go
as deep as I want.
To reassure me about my
personal concerns
Source: mobile diaries, qualitative
groups and quantitative segmentation
Have a
Purpose
operate with purpose
to show how you fit into
the bigger picture and
are an active participant
in society
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 32
Consumer need:
I believe in progress—
but not at the cost of
hurting my community or
compromising my values.
Brand behavior:
• Be authentic.
• Show that you value human interaction and have
respect for tradition and heritage.
• Add value beyond your product and service.
To reassure me about my
societal concerns
Source: mobile diaries, qualitative
groups and quantitative segmentation
Make
your Mark
make your mark by
doing something unique
or differentiating that is
worthy of attention
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 33
Consumer need:
I like to be inspired by new
ideas—as long as they
really are new and different.
Let’s solve a problem in a
cool, creative way!
Brand behaviors:
• Show how you stand out from the crowd.
• Offer engaging content that is timely, has resonance,
and is entertaining.
• Spark peer conversations and debate on many
channels with a clear and consistent brand voice.
To inspire me by doing
something new and different
Source: mobile diaries, qualitative
groups and quantitative segmentation
Live your
Character
live with character that is
true to your brand and has
a personality that consumers
can buy into
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 34
Consumer need:
Brands can help me
express my identity. I
want to look smart,
creative and connected.
Brand behaviors:
• Be transparent when it comes to consumer privacy
and sharing of data.
• Offer inspirational, exciting brand experiences in
which consumers can participate.
And show me how I can
participate in your brand
Source: mobile diaries, qualitative
groups and quantitative segmentation
Brands and innovation:
A new model of marketing in action
Have a
Purpose
Inform
and Educate
Make
your Mark
Live your
Character
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 35
Statistical analysis of consumer groupings based on their
attitudes to brand innovation, and their risk concerns.
Brand
Behaviors
Source: mobile diaries, qualitative
groups and quantitative segmentation
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 36
The Earned Brand
The Earned Brand’s story is not simply told, it is demonstrated and
experienced; and to do that, brands can’t operate with a style guide
alone.
The Earned Brand has a world view and a belief system; a purpose
and reason for being – one that defines not just the communications,
but how the brands behave online, off, and in all contexts.
An expressed set of values informs what products are made, what
language is used, how customers are treated, and ultimately the
legacy the brand leaves in the communities it serves.
Earned Brands empower conversations among peers.
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 37
Innovation and the Earned Brand
People believe
in the promise
of innovation.
Consumer
acceptance of
brand innovation
cannot be bought.
It must be earned.
While the promise
of innovation
inspires, people
first need to
be reassured.
“I rely on my
peers to
reassure me.
Because their
experience is
my evidence.”
Messaging alone
doesn’t work.
It’s about how
your brand
behaves.
1 2 3 4 5
Innovation and the
Earned Brand
Thank you.
Appendix:
The Mobile Diaries
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 39
Innovation and the Earned Brand
Mobile diaries – methodology and platform
Timing
April – May 2015
Mobile Diaries
25 millennials, with them on their mobiles, for 2
weeks, in Brazil, U.K., India, China and the U.S.
Living with millennial
consumers to explore
their attitudes toward
brand innovation
We asked them to
check in with us every
day for 2 weeks,
to answer questions
about brands and where
they get information,
and to complete
assignments such as
“take me shopping.”
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 40
• U.K. consumers are very risk-aware—from loss
of human interactions to environmental concerns
• U.K. consumers think of themselves as rational,
not easily ‘duped’ by advertising or marketing
• Factual information (i.e. cost comparison sites)
drive many purchasing decisions
• Shopping and online communication—Chinese
consumers are never far from peer opinion
• With a fast growing apps market, consumers are
looking for services as well as products online
• Risk-aware but optimistic– issues such as food
safety and environmental issues will improve
• Family comes before everything—shaping their
attitudes and ambitions
• There is far less cynicism in India—brands are
seen as aspirational and trusted
• The in-store experience is enjoyed and linked
with status and leisure time
• Online shopping is becoming more popular and
represents a less stressful experience
• U.S. consumers are concerned about negative
impacts of technology, particularly data security
• Everyday brands were more commonly cited
rather than out-of-reach aspirational brands
U.K.
• Personal interactions are highly valued and the
impact technology has on this is a worry
• Brazilian millennials are focused more on
personal benefits than wider societal ones
• There has been a noticeable shift from in-store
shopping to online in the last 5 years
Brazil India
Consumer Culture
around the world
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 41
ChinaU.S.
Food
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 42
Food brands that take an ethical stand
or have additional health benefits align
best with millennial beliefs and goals
around the world.
The food sector is strongly linked to
mobile, with respondents capturing
their on-the-go food habits, from food
truck visits to tasting and sharing
adventurous new dishes when eating
out or cooking.
U.S. U.K. Brazil
Brazil
Mobile
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 43
Brands in the mobile sector are seen
as cutting-edge, with the most popular
brands omnipresent.
Mobile phones have an integral role in
millennial lives, capturing their day-to-
day movements and letting them keep
up to date with their peers.
U.K. China
Brazil
Travel
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 44
The travel sector is seen as reliable
and efficient.
Brands are able to satisfy millennial
needs for adventure and fun, and their
desire to have plans and be inspired.
U.K. Brazil
Wearables
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 45
Brands in the wearable sector are seen
as sophisticated, confident and
inspiring.
These brands give millennials the
opportunity to keep their goals on track
and inspire them to live healthier lives,
whether that means going to the gym
or managing personal health issues
such as diabetes.
BrazilChina U.S.
Auto
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 46
The auto sector is largely seen as bold
and aspirational—design and
technology pervades the sector.
Car brands are intrinsically linked to the
person. Millennials believe these
brands are a reflection of how they
want to be perceived.
Brazil BrazilU.K.
Millennial consumers and innovation
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 47
People believe
in the promise of
innovation…
“Innovation is a way to change your lifestyle from head
to toe. When you look at anything innovative, it will
inspire you and make you feel more energetic” Zhu,
China
“Innovation means change, progression, activism,
whether that be through small things in life, moments
that only relate to you, or even the greater community”
Dempsey, USA
“[Innovation] has made me
more confident,
independent and smart”
Jatinder, India
“technology can be
revolutionary, however …
we need traditional virtues
to preserve basic values”
Chen X, China
“The principal impact has been to make
communication possible with people who live far
away. At the same time, it has introduced that vice of
always sending messages and forgetting what is
going on around you” Luciano, Brazil
“ [Technology] makes people more independent but
[they ignore] moral values and relationship values”
Amber, India
…but not at the
cost of human
values
Where millennial consumers go for information
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 48
Consumers rely
on their peers to
inform and
reassure them…
“I don’t want to be sold
something I don’t like, I want
to take control of the
conversation, it’s about the
questions I want answered”
Dulisha, UK
“I go to sites to read about people with the same
objectives as me who had positive or negative
experiences. But I still don’t trust what I read very
much because companies could be using the service
[e.g. forums] to praise themselves” Victor, Brazil
“Before I make a final decision of an online
purchase, I will look at reviews from previous buyers
and will also have a close look at photos and videos
shared by other buyers” Liu, China
“I usually go to a Chinese website named "Li Ba
Wang", people there are a similar age [to me], we
have similar ideas, it can provide me with some
information when I want to buy something” Chen
Y, China
“I share my views through social media with my
friends and family…that gives me a little
confidence” Abbishek, India
“Sharing the shopping
experience is a must-have
part of the purchasing
process for young
consumers” Zhu,China
…because “their
experience is my
evidence”
Appendix:
The Behavioral Focus Groups
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 49
Innovation and the Earned Brand
Behavioral focus groups
Timing
April – May 2015
Behavioral Focus Groups
16 millennials in New York and London
.
Using biometric testing
to see how consumers
inform themselves
about new innovations
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 50
We created 3 new
“high-risk” innovations,
used eye-tracking and
pupil-dilation tests, and
measured their
engagement with
different channels,
to see which were most
effective in reassuring
consumers about their
concerns.
A payment device
implanted in your palm
A capsule that takes
internal readings to adjust
the dosage
A ride-sharing service that
uses driverless cars
We created three high-risk “innovations”
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 51
AutoMed Save Well Smart Ride
A capsule that adjusts the dosage
of your medication based on
internal body readings
A mobile payment device that is
implanted under the skin of your
palm
A ride-sharing service that
uses driver-less cars
Innovation Risk Factors: Privacy Privacy, Security Privacy, Security,
Community Impact
We gave participants different ways of learning about
these new brands. Which worked best?
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 52
Advertising Social Media Blog Posts
Blogs and Twitter were more
informative, by a 4 to 1 margin
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 53
Blog
Twitter
Ad
Which of the three types of information you were given
was most useful for you to answer the questions?
Source: Generation K Behavioral Focus Groups
(16 participants)
Participants spent more time
with Twitter than with ads
Ad
Time (in seconds) spent reading each content type:
Twitter
Source: Generation K Behavioral Focus Groups
(16 participants)
5
10
15
Ad:
95 words + 1 image
Twitter:
52 words + 3 image
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 54
Blogs and Twitter were more effective
in changing consumer attitudes
from “no way” to “ok, I would try that”
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 55
Blog
Ad
Changes of intention with respect to the product based
on reviewing information in each channel:
Blog
Twitter
Ad
Source: Generation K Behavioral Focus Groups
(16 participants)
The human touch matters:
Regardless of channel, those who did switch from “no” to
“maybe I’d try that” focused more on their peers
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 56
Did not switch Switched
Source: Generation K Behavioral Focus Groups (16 participants)
The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 57
Did not switch Switched
Source: Generation K Behavioral Focus Groups (16 participants)
The human touch:
Regardless of channel, those who did switch from “no” to
“maybe I’d try that” focused more on their peers

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Innovation and the Earned Brand

  • 2. Consumers are embracing innovation at a faster pace than ever before… The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 2
  • 3. And yet they feel the pace of business innovation is too fast by a 2-to-1 margin Q349-351. Below are a number of statements. For each, please think about the pace of development and change in business and industry today and select the response that most accurately represents your opinion. (Not Enough, Too Much) Informed Publics, 27-country global total. (2015 Edelman Trust Barometer) The pace of development and change in business and industry today is… 28% TOO FAST The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 3 JUST RIGHT 19% 51% TOO SLOW
  • 4. The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 4 And what can the rest of us learn from this? Why the contradiction? How are today’s fastest-growing brands convincing consumers to accept the risks that come with innovation? What are consumers’ real feelings about innovation?
  • 5. The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 5 What is innovation? A re-imagination of categories, products, services, operations, models, design, etc. that create more value, for the brand and for consumers
  • 6. The Earned Brand Methodology Timing April – May 2015 Quantitative Online Survey 10 countries: U.S., Mexico, Brazil, France, Germany, U.K., China, Japan, India, Australia 10,000 respondents, nationally representative of age, gender, and region based on most recent country status data Behavioral Focus Groups 16 millennials in New York and London Mobile Diaries 25 millennials, with them on their mobiles, for 2 weeks, in Brazil, U.K., India, China and the U.S. The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 6 A global survey of consumer attitudes toward brand innovation
  • 7. The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 7 People believe in the promise of innovation. Insight 1
  • 8. Q5P1: Please select the statement from each group that best represents how you feel. (Innovation is just an overused term, it’s not leading to anything) vs. (Innovation is essential for us today and it’s helping us to progress). Q5P4: Please select the statement from each group that best represents how you feel. (Innovation is making us more and more like robots) vs. (Innovation is opening the human spirit) Percent who agreed with each statement: Innovation inspires people “When you look at anything innovative, it will inspire you and make you feel more energetic.” Zhu X, 22, China 92% innovation opens the human spirit innovation is essential and it’s helping us to progress 77% Source: Mobile Diaries The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 8
  • 9. And they believe that business has the biggest role to find the next big thing Q15. Where do you think the next big thing will come from? The next big thing will come from… The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 9 BUSINESS 30% INDIVIDUALS/PEOPLE LIKE ME 79% 36% ACADEMICS/UNIVERSITIES
  • 10. They believe that brand innovation should have big goals with societal impact Q14. What do you think the role of innovation is for brands today and in the future? (in the future) to improve society to push our thinking as a society to let us be one step ahead of other countries 69% 63% 66% The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 10 agree that brand innovation needs to impact society (one or more of the following) in9 10
  • 11. 65% 51% 26% 25% 14% 12% 45% 28% 44% 50% 19% 37% Technology Mobile Energy Health care Food and beverage Education But they believe that innovation should come from industry sectors beyond technology and mobile Q65: Thinking more specifically about the innovation in the products and services you use throughout your life, what industries do you see the most innovation in TODAY? Q66: … what industries do you want to see innovation in TOMORROW? Percent who say they see innovation coming from each industry sector today, and who want to see it from each sector tomorrow: INNOVATION GAP 18 25 The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 11 25 5 INNOVATION TODAY INNOVATION TOMORROW WANT LESS TOMORROW WANT MORE TOMORROW
  • 12. And they question your motives 66% 70% 65% 69% 67% 61% 65% 65% 67% 62% 65% Global Australia U.K. U.S. Japan France Germany Brazil China India Mexico Q14. What do you think the role of innovation is for brands today and in the future? (today) Percent who say the role of innovation for brands today is “to make more money for the company”: The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 12 consumers believe brands are innovating to make more money for the company in2 3
  • 13. The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 13 Insight 2 Consumer acceptance of brand innovation cannot be bought. It must be earned.
  • 14. The stakes: Because of their concerns, they’re not buying Q27. Thinking about the below, please indicate which of the following you feel is happening in the world today. … IMPACT ON PURCHASING DECISION 1 = Has no impact on what I buy … 4 = Makes me not want to buy something. say they will not buy because of their concerns Percent who feel that each is happening in the world today, and percent who say their concerns make them not want to buy something: The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 14 87% Privacy issues Being always on Security Environment
  • 15. 2 in 3 have privacy concerns Privacy concerns are especially strong in Germany, the U.K., the U.S. and Australia. 66% 74% 61% 58% 56% 76% 55% 66% 64% 71% 75% Global Australia Brazil China France Germany India Japan Mexico U.K. U.S. Q22. Thinking about the below, please indicate which of the following you feel is happening in the world today. Percent who feel that each is happening in the world today – privacy issues: 66% The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 15 Privacy issues “I don’t care if they know I go to the grocery store—but I don’t want them to sell information to that grocery store.” Nick, U.S. Source: Mobile Diaries
  • 16. 1 in 2 concerned about having to be always on Germany and Brazil are most concerned; Japan and China are less so. 50% 54% 65% 36% 53% 63% 41% 29% 57% 46% 53% Global Australia Brazil China France Germany India Japan Mexico U.K. U.S. Q22. Thinking about the below, please indicate which of the following you feel is happening in the world today. Percent who feel that each is happening in the world today – having to be always on: The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 16 50% Being always on
  • 17. 1 in 2 have security concerns Security concerns are highest in Japan and the U.S., and less of an issue in China. 54% 69% 51% 33% 49% 44% 44% 75% 41% 64% 71% Global Australia Brazil China France Germany India Japan Mexico U.K. U.S. Q22. Thinking about the below, please indicate which of the following you feel is happening in the world today. Percent who feel that each is happening in the world today – your security being compromised: The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 17 54% Security “Some back door issues may leak personal information, including personal banking details.” Yao, China Source: Mobile Diaries
  • 18. And the majority have concerns about the impact on the environment Environmental concerns are global, but strongest in Europe and Latin America. 58% 61% 62% 52% 62% 66% 54% 52% 62% 54% 51% Global Australia Brazil China France Germany India Japan Mexico U.K. U.S. Q22. Thinking about the below, please indicate which of the following you feel is happening in the world today. Percent who feel that each is happening in the world today – impact on the environment: The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 18 58% Impact on environment “Technology and innovation bring convenience, but it brings problems, too. Cars change my life, but too many cars result in air pollution, traffic jams and parking problems.” Yao, China Source: Mobile Diaries
  • 19. The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 19 Insight 3 While the promise of innovation inspires, people first need to be reassured.
  • 20. Consumers are twice as likely to want to be reassured than inspired by a brand Q35: When a brand tells me about something, I want it to… “Reassure me of quality,” “Inspire me” The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 20 people want to be REASSURED in2 3 people want to be INSPIRED in1 3
  • 21. We may be innovating, but we are failing them as marketers Q20: Thinking about change in the past 5 years, how do you feel the [ … ] industry has evolved in relation to the following factors: How brands in this sector…(communicate with me) / (listen to me) // (moving in wrong direction) Percent who feel that brands have changed a lot, and proportion who feel that this is the right or the wrong direction: The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 21 say brands are not moving in the right direction in how they communicate in2 3
  • 22. They feel like brands are shouting at them What brands say doesn’t feel real Q21: Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the following statements. (I’m getting bored/frustrated by constantly being told I need to upgrade/update the products I already have.) (Top 2 box). Q8P1: The way magazines, the internet, advertising, can all enhance photos… (Makes me more inspired than ever before by what I see) vs. (Makes me wonder what is real, and what I should believe) The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 22 57% because of photo manipulations in advertisements and online, they don’t know what to believe are bored/frustrated by constantly being told they need to upgrade/update 60%
  • 23. The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 23 Insight 4 “I rely on my peers to reassure me. Because their experience is my evidence.”
  • 24. We’ve always known that peers provide recommendations, but today peers also help convert purchasers Q41: Thinking about the conversations you have online and offline with friends and other people like you about brands, products and services you purchase, what impact do they have on you? The impact of online/offline conversations about brands with friends and other people like me: Build inspiration Push consideration Moment of Truth 16% 17% 25% 27% 29% 37% 44% 45% They give me a sense of community They get me They push me to try new things They suggest products/services They make me trust the brand more They help me overcome concerns They help me make decisions They warn me about the risks The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 24
  • 25. The channels consumers rely on to be reassured are peer-to-peer, rather than brand-to-consumer Mobile Diaries When millennials want to learn about brand innovation, their go-to channels are peer-to- peer: Skype, Whatsapp, Facebook and SMS. Behavioral Focus Groups Biometric testing showed that peer-to-peer channels (Twitter, blog posts, word of mouth) had a greater impact, by a 6 to 1 margin, on changing opinions about the risks of new innovations than advertisements. The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 25 Mobile diaries with 25 millennials in 5 countries. Behavioral focus groups with 8 millennials in New York and 8 millennials in London.
  • 26. Brand innovators win if they power peer conversations Percent who agree with each statement: “Our unique asset is our host community.” Nathan Blecharczyk, founder of AirBnB “Our next innovation is introducing a peer to peer platform so that our private car owners in Europe can share their cars.” Tina Muller, CMO, Opel Q36. How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements? The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 26 67% I trust a brand more if it encourages me and other customers to review its products and services I trust a brand more if I find it easy to review its products and services 64%
  • 27. The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 27 Insight 5 Messaging alone doesn’t work. It’s about how your brand behaves.
  • 28. Two-thirds of consumers are undecided about innovation. What do they need from brands? Last mover First mover 8% 15% Percent of respondents who fall into each consumer innovation typology: The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 28 Methodology: Statistical analysis of consumer groupings based on their attitudes toward brand innovation showed that 66% of consumers are open to innovation—but have concerns that need to be addressed before they will buy. They also have specific expectations for how brands must behave to address those concerns. Other consumers were either “first movers” (15%), “last movers” (8%), or resistant to innovation (11%). 66% Undecided Consumers
  • 29. What undecided consumers need from brands when it comes to innovation Reassure me about my personal concerns Inspire me by doing something new and different Show me how I can participate in your brand Reassure me about my societal concerns The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 29 Statistical analysis of consumer groupings based on their attitudes to brand innovation, and their risk concerns. Source: mobile diaries, qualitative groups and quantitative segmentation
  • 30. The 4 brand behaviors that address consumer needs around innovation: Have a Purpose Inform and Educate Make your Mark Live your Character Reassure me about my personal concerns Inspire me by doing something new and different Show me how I can participate in your brand Reassure me about my societal concerns The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 30 Brand Behaviors Source: mobile diaries, qualitative groups and quantitative segmentation
  • 31. Inform and Educate inform transparently so that you can educate consumers and help them make choices The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 31 Brand behaviors: • Explain your motive for innovating. • Address concerns about the social and environmental impacts. • Engage and educate consumers across different channels and platforms. Consumer need: I am empowered by information. Give me all the details and let me go as deep as I want. To reassure me about my personal concerns Source: mobile diaries, qualitative groups and quantitative segmentation
  • 32. Have a Purpose operate with purpose to show how you fit into the bigger picture and are an active participant in society The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 32 Consumer need: I believe in progress— but not at the cost of hurting my community or compromising my values. Brand behavior: • Be authentic. • Show that you value human interaction and have respect for tradition and heritage. • Add value beyond your product and service. To reassure me about my societal concerns Source: mobile diaries, qualitative groups and quantitative segmentation
  • 33. Make your Mark make your mark by doing something unique or differentiating that is worthy of attention The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 33 Consumer need: I like to be inspired by new ideas—as long as they really are new and different. Let’s solve a problem in a cool, creative way! Brand behaviors: • Show how you stand out from the crowd. • Offer engaging content that is timely, has resonance, and is entertaining. • Spark peer conversations and debate on many channels with a clear and consistent brand voice. To inspire me by doing something new and different Source: mobile diaries, qualitative groups and quantitative segmentation
  • 34. Live your Character live with character that is true to your brand and has a personality that consumers can buy into The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 34 Consumer need: Brands can help me express my identity. I want to look smart, creative and connected. Brand behaviors: • Be transparent when it comes to consumer privacy and sharing of data. • Offer inspirational, exciting brand experiences in which consumers can participate. And show me how I can participate in your brand Source: mobile diaries, qualitative groups and quantitative segmentation
  • 35. Brands and innovation: A new model of marketing in action Have a Purpose Inform and Educate Make your Mark Live your Character The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 35 Statistical analysis of consumer groupings based on their attitudes to brand innovation, and their risk concerns. Brand Behaviors Source: mobile diaries, qualitative groups and quantitative segmentation
  • 36. The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 36 The Earned Brand The Earned Brand’s story is not simply told, it is demonstrated and experienced; and to do that, brands can’t operate with a style guide alone. The Earned Brand has a world view and a belief system; a purpose and reason for being – one that defines not just the communications, but how the brands behave online, off, and in all contexts. An expressed set of values informs what products are made, what language is used, how customers are treated, and ultimately the legacy the brand leaves in the communities it serves. Earned Brands empower conversations among peers.
  • 37. The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 37 Innovation and the Earned Brand People believe in the promise of innovation. Consumer acceptance of brand innovation cannot be bought. It must be earned. While the promise of innovation inspires, people first need to be reassured. “I rely on my peers to reassure me. Because their experience is my evidence.” Messaging alone doesn’t work. It’s about how your brand behaves. 1 2 3 4 5
  • 38. Innovation and the Earned Brand Thank you.
  • 39. Appendix: The Mobile Diaries The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 39
  • 40. Innovation and the Earned Brand Mobile diaries – methodology and platform Timing April – May 2015 Mobile Diaries 25 millennials, with them on their mobiles, for 2 weeks, in Brazil, U.K., India, China and the U.S. Living with millennial consumers to explore their attitudes toward brand innovation We asked them to check in with us every day for 2 weeks, to answer questions about brands and where they get information, and to complete assignments such as “take me shopping.” The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 40
  • 41. • U.K. consumers are very risk-aware—from loss of human interactions to environmental concerns • U.K. consumers think of themselves as rational, not easily ‘duped’ by advertising or marketing • Factual information (i.e. cost comparison sites) drive many purchasing decisions • Shopping and online communication—Chinese consumers are never far from peer opinion • With a fast growing apps market, consumers are looking for services as well as products online • Risk-aware but optimistic– issues such as food safety and environmental issues will improve • Family comes before everything—shaping their attitudes and ambitions • There is far less cynicism in India—brands are seen as aspirational and trusted • The in-store experience is enjoyed and linked with status and leisure time • Online shopping is becoming more popular and represents a less stressful experience • U.S. consumers are concerned about negative impacts of technology, particularly data security • Everyday brands were more commonly cited rather than out-of-reach aspirational brands U.K. • Personal interactions are highly valued and the impact technology has on this is a worry • Brazilian millennials are focused more on personal benefits than wider societal ones • There has been a noticeable shift from in-store shopping to online in the last 5 years Brazil India Consumer Culture around the world The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 41 ChinaU.S.
  • 42. Food The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 42 Food brands that take an ethical stand or have additional health benefits align best with millennial beliefs and goals around the world. The food sector is strongly linked to mobile, with respondents capturing their on-the-go food habits, from food truck visits to tasting and sharing adventurous new dishes when eating out or cooking. U.S. U.K. Brazil
  • 43. Brazil Mobile The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 43 Brands in the mobile sector are seen as cutting-edge, with the most popular brands omnipresent. Mobile phones have an integral role in millennial lives, capturing their day-to- day movements and letting them keep up to date with their peers. U.K. China
  • 44. Brazil Travel The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 44 The travel sector is seen as reliable and efficient. Brands are able to satisfy millennial needs for adventure and fun, and their desire to have plans and be inspired. U.K. Brazil
  • 45. Wearables The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 45 Brands in the wearable sector are seen as sophisticated, confident and inspiring. These brands give millennials the opportunity to keep their goals on track and inspire them to live healthier lives, whether that means going to the gym or managing personal health issues such as diabetes. BrazilChina U.S.
  • 46. Auto The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 46 The auto sector is largely seen as bold and aspirational—design and technology pervades the sector. Car brands are intrinsically linked to the person. Millennials believe these brands are a reflection of how they want to be perceived. Brazil BrazilU.K.
  • 47. Millennial consumers and innovation The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 47 People believe in the promise of innovation… “Innovation is a way to change your lifestyle from head to toe. When you look at anything innovative, it will inspire you and make you feel more energetic” Zhu, China “Innovation means change, progression, activism, whether that be through small things in life, moments that only relate to you, or even the greater community” Dempsey, USA “[Innovation] has made me more confident, independent and smart” Jatinder, India “technology can be revolutionary, however … we need traditional virtues to preserve basic values” Chen X, China “The principal impact has been to make communication possible with people who live far away. At the same time, it has introduced that vice of always sending messages and forgetting what is going on around you” Luciano, Brazil “ [Technology] makes people more independent but [they ignore] moral values and relationship values” Amber, India …but not at the cost of human values
  • 48. Where millennial consumers go for information The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 48 Consumers rely on their peers to inform and reassure them… “I don’t want to be sold something I don’t like, I want to take control of the conversation, it’s about the questions I want answered” Dulisha, UK “I go to sites to read about people with the same objectives as me who had positive or negative experiences. But I still don’t trust what I read very much because companies could be using the service [e.g. forums] to praise themselves” Victor, Brazil “Before I make a final decision of an online purchase, I will look at reviews from previous buyers and will also have a close look at photos and videos shared by other buyers” Liu, China “I usually go to a Chinese website named "Li Ba Wang", people there are a similar age [to me], we have similar ideas, it can provide me with some information when I want to buy something” Chen Y, China “I share my views through social media with my friends and family…that gives me a little confidence” Abbishek, India “Sharing the shopping experience is a must-have part of the purchasing process for young consumers” Zhu,China …because “their experience is my evidence”
  • 49. Appendix: The Behavioral Focus Groups The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 49
  • 50. Innovation and the Earned Brand Behavioral focus groups Timing April – May 2015 Behavioral Focus Groups 16 millennials in New York and London . Using biometric testing to see how consumers inform themselves about new innovations The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 50 We created 3 new “high-risk” innovations, used eye-tracking and pupil-dilation tests, and measured their engagement with different channels, to see which were most effective in reassuring consumers about their concerns. A payment device implanted in your palm A capsule that takes internal readings to adjust the dosage A ride-sharing service that uses driverless cars
  • 51. We created three high-risk “innovations” The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 51 AutoMed Save Well Smart Ride A capsule that adjusts the dosage of your medication based on internal body readings A mobile payment device that is implanted under the skin of your palm A ride-sharing service that uses driver-less cars Innovation Risk Factors: Privacy Privacy, Security Privacy, Security, Community Impact
  • 52. We gave participants different ways of learning about these new brands. Which worked best? The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 52 Advertising Social Media Blog Posts
  • 53. Blogs and Twitter were more informative, by a 4 to 1 margin The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 53 Blog Twitter Ad Which of the three types of information you were given was most useful for you to answer the questions? Source: Generation K Behavioral Focus Groups (16 participants)
  • 54. Participants spent more time with Twitter than with ads Ad Time (in seconds) spent reading each content type: Twitter Source: Generation K Behavioral Focus Groups (16 participants) 5 10 15 Ad: 95 words + 1 image Twitter: 52 words + 3 image The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 54
  • 55. Blogs and Twitter were more effective in changing consumer attitudes from “no way” to “ok, I would try that” The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 55 Blog Ad Changes of intention with respect to the product based on reviewing information in each channel: Blog Twitter Ad Source: Generation K Behavioral Focus Groups (16 participants)
  • 56. The human touch matters: Regardless of channel, those who did switch from “no” to “maybe I’d try that” focused more on their peers The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 56 Did not switch Switched Source: Generation K Behavioral Focus Groups (16 participants)
  • 57. The Earned Brand | Edelman 2015 | pg 57 Did not switch Switched Source: Generation K Behavioral Focus Groups (16 participants) The human touch: Regardless of channel, those who did switch from “no” to “maybe I’d try that” focused more on their peers