Brand Perception and Consumer Behavior in the Health and Wellness Industry: A Mixed-Methods Study

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Brand Perception and Consumer Behavior in the Health and Wellness Industry: A Mixed-Methods Study

Abstract

A significant societal movement toward healthier lifestyles also with improved well-being has brought forward the dynamic and fast-growing health and wellness industry. However, enhanced health awareness of consumers drives them to search for items that improve their physical wellness and maintain individual moral compasses. Brand perception stands as a vital research matter in this business environment. Moreover, the study explores purchasing behavior driven by wellness and health brand opinions.

The significant objective is exploring the relationship between consumers’ brand beliefs and their market choices among multiple alternatives. Besides, people seek to understand what elements contribute to strong brand perceptions. Especially on how much product information is trusted and the value of sustainability and transparency matters. Moreover, it focuses on understanding consumer emotional brand engagement. In addition, several studies have already confirmed how brand perception impacts customer selection. However, researchers still need better knowledge about the primary forces behind brand loyalty in specific markets.

The research delivers essential findings that provide an understanding of how health and wellness brands should interact with consumers in the market. The research uses a mixed method methodology gathering interview data and survey study. Firstly, it focuses on revealing insights into consumer perceptions and actions. Using a mixed-methods strategy, the study includes a qualitative method. Furthermore, it obtains consumer feedback by conducting in-depth interviews and focus groups.

Whereas quantitative survey measures associations between brand attitude and consumer behavior indicators. Such elements include purchase intent and willingness to pay premium prices. Consumer loyalty shows a robust association with how positively consumers perceive brands.​ Overall, the findings emphasize the management of brand strategy in wellness industries. In conclusion, brand perception provides operational directions to businesses that need to develop consumer trust in market competition.

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