Wellness over everything: Adapting to the increasing consumer focus on health

The global shift towards health-conscious living has transformed consumer behaviour, making wellness a driving force behind purchase decisions.

For businesses, this creates opportunities to innovate and align with evolving consumer values.

Brands like Lululemon have gone beyond selling apparel, offering fitness classes and mindfulness resources to build loyalty.

Closer to home, Boost Juice capitalised on the health trend by focusing on fresh, customisable smoothies that cater to Australia’s demand for guilt-free indulgences. Together, they show how offering products and services aligned with health-conscious values can deepen connections with customers and boost profitability.

Small businesses can apply these insights by reformulating products, introducing sustainable practices, and actively listening to their target audience’s wellness aspirations. The result? Products that resonate and stand out in an increasingly health-focused market.

At Scale Research, we help businesses create offerings that align with consumer wellness values, and help you scale in this health-conscious era!

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
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