Study reveals college students' take on COVID-19, buying habits - 953mnc.com

New research from SheerID reveals the impact COVID-19 has had on college students' lives and buying behaviors—and how brands can best respond to win students' business. While the vaccine rollout has made students hopeful about returning to their campuses this fall:

  • 85% of students said that COVID-19 will have a large or some effect on the Fall 2021 school term.

  • 71% of students said they would prioritize visiting family and friends once social distance restrictions are lifted

  • 67% of students stated they currently live off-campus or at home with family

  • 60% said they would take extra safety precautions heading back in the fall.

For marketers, students are still shopping and ready to buy:

  • 83% of students said that "free perks" (free shipping, free checked bags, etc.) are the most appealing student marketing offers

  • 82% of students said they would try a brand or product if received a student discount code

  • More than half of the students in the US said they spent more time online, 55.7%, shopping online, 55.4%, and as a result spent more money online, 50.5%.

Previous articleManufacturing company looking to grow and add jobs in Elkhart County
Next articleThree Whitmer kidnap plot suspects face an additional charge
95.3 MNC

News/Talk 95.3 Michiana's News Channel is your breaking news and weather station for northern Indiana and southwestern Michigan.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

How employers can manage benefits providers' market repositioning

El hotel cápsula más espectacular del momento está en Gorafe, Granada.

17 of the best beauty products to buy from the Sephora Spring Savings Event this weekend - USA TODAY