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Are “customer‑first” brands secretly worse for long‑term loyalty than profit‑driven ones?
As rising costs and AI-driven personalization reshape customer expectations, brands face a critical choice between short-term satisfaction and lasting loyalty. Cast your vote on whether profit-focused strategies might actually build stronger long-term relationships.
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