#brand loyalty

Would you ever trust a single brand for all your garden seeds and bee feed?

Has the cost-of-living crisis made you abandon brand loyalty for cheaper alternatives?

Are you ditching Amazon for direct brands because of rising fees?

Would you ever trust a no-name brand over a classic like Apple or Dyson?

With supply chain issues, are you still loyal to your go-to cosmetic brands?

Has the pressure to be eco-friendly changed how you pick a snowboard brand?

Are we just paying for the logo when we buy premium products?

Has the rise of 'dupe culture' made you question luxury brands for good?

Would you switch from designer handbags to unbranded leather if the quality was identical?

How do you compare Patagonia and Arc'teryx when price isn't the point?

Should we ditch designer logos and just buy the no-name dupe that looks identical?

Are you swapping brand-name buys for cheaper dupes since the price hikes?

Would you switch from a mainstream brand like Toyota to a less popular one if it meant better reliability?

Has the shift to proprietary health platforms changed how you choose wearables?

Has Apple’s ecosystem lock-in made you reconsider buying another watch?

Would you switch from a wireless earbud brand like AirPods to a budget chinese alternative if they were actually reliable?

Would you ever trust a smart thermostat from a brand that's not Nest or Ecobee?

Do brand loyalists actually get better products, or are they just justifying bad buys?

Would your e-commerce brand survive without Google or Facebook ads, or are you just renting customers?

If a camera brand isn’t modding for repairability, does it deserve our loyalty—no matter how good the sensor is?