Jun 24

How Consumers’ Loyalty to Brands Has Shifted Throughout the Pandemic

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There’s good news and bad news for brands biting their nails during the pandemic, holding out on the hope that their former loyalists will come back when circumstances “normalize.” The good news? Consumers are creatures of habit, and as retailers begin to restock their preferred toilet paper or shaving razor brand, they often flock to…

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