Navigating the era of conscious consumerism

Today’s consumers demand more than just a product; they seek businesses that align with their values, from sustainability to ethical transparency.

Brands that demonstrate genuine commitment to these principles are thriving.

For example, Ben & Jerry’s has built a strong brand identity by championing social justice, climate action, and ethical sourcing. Their commitment to fair trade ingredients and corporate activism has earned them a loyal following among conscious consumers.

Similarly, Melbourne-based Who Gives A Crap has resonated with consumers by donating 50% of its profits to sanitation projects and offering eco-friendly products.

For small businesses, adopting sustainable packaging, ethical sourcing, and clear messaging can create a strong connection with these ethically minded customers. Building trust through meaningful action is not only good for the planet but also drives customer loyalty and long-term success.

At Scale Research, we specialise in uncovering what matters most to conscious consumers and translating these insights into actionable strategies. Let’s partner to align your business with today’s values-driven landscape!

Sonny Sethi

Scale Research was founded in 2022 by Sonny Sethi, a research veteran with over two decades of agency and client-side experience, having provided research support to brands like Uber, Uber Eats, Nestle, Kelloggs, BestBuy, Optus, Chevron as well as setting up research teams globally.

With a notable track record of 1500+ research projects, Sonny and his dedicated crew are on a mission to deliver actionable insights, data-driven strategies, and custom-tailored research solutions.

At Scale, we're proud to offer high-quality research studies at budget-friendly rates, without compromising on quality. We believe in delivering exceptional value for your investment, and bringing in senior specialists, as required.

We work across the world, with active clients in Australia, NZ, and the Americas.

https://www.scaleresearch.co
Previous
Previous

Gen Z and the future of shopping: Trends to watch

Next
Next

The Future is here: How AI is transforming consumer research