The power of the customer’s social identity


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In today’s hyperconnected world, where social media platforms dominate our lives, the concept of customer social identity has gained immense significance. It goes beyond a mere transactional relationship between businesses and customers, highlighting the power of personal and group identities in shaping consumer behaviour and loyalty.

Understanding and leveraging customer social identity can help businesses build lasting connections, foster brand advocacy, and create a strong community of loyal customers. In this blog post, we delve into the essence of customer social identity and explore how it can be harnessed to enhance customer experiences and drive business success.

Defining Customer Social Identity: Customer social identity refers to the way individuals perceive themselves and relate to groups or communities based on shared characteristics, values, and interests. These identities can be formed around a range of factors, including demographics, hobbies, cultural background, beliefs, and affiliations. Importantly, customer social identity goes beyond traditional…

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