Summary
Society
is becoming increasingly connected. Technology has allowed us to be online
anytime and anywhere, through portable devices such as smart phones and tablets.
This means that consumers have instant access to goods, products, and services.
Connection is also extending through the Internet of Things, where big data is
collected through wearable tech, connected cars, and smart homes. The result is
that consumers expect and look for ever-responsive, convenient, tailored
services via a channel they can access from wherever they choose. Catering for
digitally active and tech-savvy individuals should be important for insurers,
considering that 42% of consumers identified with the Digital Lifestyles trait
according to Verdict Financials 2015 UK General Insurance Consumer Survey.
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Key Findings
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65% of under-24s were defined as having the "Digital Lifestyles"
trait - a label that also represented more than half of those under 44, before
dropping away among the over-50s.
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Just over a third of consumers feel nervous when they're without a Smartphone
to remain "connected."
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The online channel is vital in distribution, considering that 45% of consumers
identified with the Digital Consumption trait - meaning that they prefer to buy
goods and services online.
Synopsis
Standard
demographic analysis often fails to reveal sufficiently deep insight into
consumer behavior and the motivations behind this. We have produced an
attitudinally based segmentation of the consumer market, and have used this to
examine the market for key financial products. One of the eight key attitudinal
groups is the focus of this brief: Digital Lifestyles. There are two ways in
which Digital Lifestyles can be viewed in consumers' approach to their
services: being uncomfortable without a Smartphone to remain
"connected," and being most comfortable online. It's from these two
facets that the following trends within our model are derived: Always Connected
and Digital Consumption.
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