Dachcom makes cleaning fully "easy!" for Pronto.

Dachcom has created a B2C campaign for Pronto, a cleaning company based in Eastern Switzerland, that aims to make things as easy as possible for its target audience.

Pronto's broad range of services and high degree of professionalism mean that private individuals often perceive the company as too big or too professional.

To make the cleaning company, which until now has mainly targeted companies and institutions, more accessible and attractive to private customers as well, Dachcom has developed a cross-media B2C campaign. The core idea of the campaign is that Pronto makes it easy for private customers.

The Pronto brand was supplemented with the addition of "easy!" for communication with the B2C target group. The addition is intended to make the brand more accessible, simple and digital, without changing the brand essence of Pronto.

A "simple" campaign

The remaining campaign elements are also trimmed to "easiness. The core messages respond to the specific needs of private customers in the simplest possible way. Visually, the simplicity comes to the fore with minimalist and humorous illustrations that depict the various services for private customers in a very simple way.
The illustrations were created in-house at Dachcom, as were the animated short spots that bring them to life.

The special B2C website was also newly developed Pronto-easy.chwhich makes it easy for users in every respect and serves as a campaign hub. The website was developed to suit the target group with the mobile-first approach.

For the B2C campaign, F200 posters, animated paid social media ads and organic social media, passenger TV spots, online marketing measures, and e-newsletters were used. For in-house purposes, the campaign idea was also used for the new mission statement, motivational posters and employee cards.

 

 

Bastian Baker sings about the Grand Tour of Switzerland

Musician Bastian Baker has dedicated his song "Jackpot" to the Grand Tour of Switzerland. Switzerland Tourism, the Grand Tour of Switzerland association, Sir Mary and Chocolate Films have produced a music video for the single, which is intended to inspire local guests in particular to take a tour of Switzerland.

GToS experienced a major boom last summer, when many tourists increasingly opted for vacations in their own vehicles. This summer, too, touring in one's own car or motorcycle is in high demand. Switzerland Tourism (ST) and the Grand Tour of Switzerland association have recognized this need and, together with Bastian Baker, have implemented a campaign that whets people's appetites for road trips in Switzerland.

Music video as tourism promotion

The pandemic not only makes traveling difficult, it has also caused a standstill in the cultural industry. The ideal time for a joint project. "Switzerland is a unique vacation setting. I was on the GToS last year and fell in love with our country all over again," says Bastian Baker. The tour inspired him to write his song "Jackpot," in which he sings about the happiness of being at home in the vacation country of Switzerland.

The music video "Jackpot", shot together with the GToS association, is the centerpiece of the campaign and was filmed this spring in Bastian Baker's native French-speaking Switzerland as well as in German-speaking Switzerland and Ticino.

No road trip without the right music

Back in the summer of 2019, the marketing of GToS focused on the theme of music. At that time, a Spotify playlist was created for each section of the route. "The themes of music and road trip fit together brilliantly. With the GToS, we not only want to show the highlights of Switzerland, but also convey a feeling of freedom and fun," says Martin Vincenz, president of the Grand Tour of Switzerland association. The 2021 online campaign with the jackpot video will be seen throughout Switzerland. In addition, MySwitzerland.com presents a new Landing page to GToS with Bastian Baker's insider tips.


Responsible at ST (concept and creation): André Hefti (Head of Marketing & Productions), Martin Pally (Marketing Manager Summer), Monica Danuser (Content Manager Summer, Project Management), Daniela Chiani (Project Manager Marketing Summer), Alexandra Weber (Head of Digital Marketing), Dominic Stöcklin (Head of Social Media), Natalie Schönbächler & Maria Wetzel (Social Media Managers), Nicola Fürer (Multimedia Producer), André Aschwanden (Corporate Communications), Kim Suh-Kyung (Digital Publisher & Editor). Responsible at Chocolate Films (creation and production): Lukas Wälli (Director/Script/Cinematographer), Wolfgang Weigl (Editor), Jürgen Kupka (Grading), Michela Trümpi (Producer), Gabi Benz (Line Producer). Responsible at Sir Mary (media planning): Vanessa Habisreutinger (Director Marketing Technology), Fabian Habisreutinger (Strategy Director Media & Data), Katharina Günther (Senior Media Consultant), Sabrina Huwiler (Account Manager).

New agency Vizzibel targets speakers and leaders

Ewa Ming and Lyle Tölle found the personal branding agency Vizzibel. The agency's mission is to support leaders in their responsibility and power to act, so that they can leave sustainable digital footprints with relevant content and inspire people.

Have launched Vizzibel: Lyle Tölle (left) and Ewa Christina Ming.

Since the pandemic, it has become clear: Only those who are found online exist. Digital visibility, combined with a strong personal brand, is one of the most important prerequisites for professional success for people who want to communicate their expertise, messages and content or make a living from it. They need specific services tailored to their needs to build their career and market presence. Vizzibel GmbH offers these together with renowned partners and provides access to an exclusive business network.

Speakers, keynote speakers, and leaders who want to be successful in the digital world need a customized personal branding strategy and services that are right for them. They need to appeal to and convince potential customers and followers alike, and build sustainable reach on social media with relevant content. The key to success, according to Vizzible, is a dedicated, meaningful and personal website, accompanied by constantly updated social media channels.

Building the "I-brand" and maintaining the online presence require a lot of time and special know-how, which is often lacking. This is exactly the kind of need that agency founders Ewa Christina Ming and Lyle Tölle of Vizzibel want to cover. The newly founded agency is aimed at speakers, entrepreneurs and leaders who would like to be relieved of the burden of time and effort and would like customized advice and services around the topic of personal branding.

For Ewa Christina Ming it is clear: "As soon as live events start again, speakers are needed who convince with a contemporary online presence and relevant content". Vizzibel offers all the necessary foundations and services for an effective online and live presence. In addition, the agency develops the necessary strategy for the choice of communication channels with the public and potential event organizers. In the extended offer of Vizzibel are further marketing & networking services, courses such as Youtube marketing, appearance competence, positioning, rhetoric, storytelling but also classical media work as well as the whole handling of requests.

Ewa Christina Ming, as an entrepreneur as well as an expert for digital visibility, brings her many years of experience and network from the event, congress and marketing sector to the agency. Multiple startup entrepreneur Lyle Tölle stands out with his profound website and online know-how. Also involved in Vizzibel is Sunnie J. Groeneveld, entrepreneur, board member, moderator and speaker, who offers support with her digital expertise and business contacts.

Goldbach stages Coop's good deed day

On Saturday, Coop, together with six partners, is calling for the second “Day of Good Deeds.” Goldbach is handling the cross-media advertising campaign for this solidarity-based participatory initiative, which aims to inspire many good deeds and spark a positive movement in Switzerland.

On Saturday, Coop's Good Deed Day will take place across Switzerland for the second time in cooperation with six partners. Goldbach is promoting the Good Deed Day in advance with the cross-media portfolio via TV, audio, newspapers and magazines in print and digital as well as via social media to draw attention to the voluntary commitment to fellow human beings and the environment.

The cross-media campaign includes the placement of the promo spot for two weeks on TV stations such as RTL, ProSieben, SAT.1 or 3plus as well as print ads and display ads in various media titles and also editorial contributions in cooperation with main media partner 20 minutes.

In the audio sector, trailers, moderated teasings and contributions on the subject of volunteering are integrated into the programming of various Swiss private radio stations. This creates a platform for the good deeds of radio listeners. Their personal stories and experiences are broadcast daily on the radio in the run-up to the Day of Good Deeds. The cross-media campaign is rounded off by social media posts.

The Good Day was launched by Coop in 2019. When it was first held, hundreds of thousands of volunteers throughout Switzerland got involved, including private individuals, associations and organizations, Coop employees, and Swiss celebrities. In 2020, the campaign was cancelled due to the pandemic. After this forced break, the Day of Good Deeds will be back in 2021.

KSP for Coop City: Sustainable products in the new "city" appearance

Since early 2021, Coop City’s campaigns—which include flyers, advertisements, newsletters, and microsites—have been rebranded as «City—Inspiration for Every Day» and feature a new, more modern, and visually striking design. KSP Krieg Schlupp Partner is responsible for the implementation.

 

KSP für Coop City

For the first time, the department store's entire sustainable product range is communicated in a bundled way under the motto "Living Consciously. The result is an aesthetic appearance that offers "green products" for every everyday situation.


Responsible at Coop City: Pia Bracher (Head of CM/Procurement Near and Non Food); Ursula Künzle (Head of Advertising WH); Claudine Kalbermatter (Project Management Advertising WH). Responsible at KSP: Uwe Schlupp, Anita Kummer (creative direction); Alba Rau, Laura Grümann (art direction); Jelena Germann, Lukas Vigniti (graphics); Barbara Sarras (text); Melanie Hanimann, Sabrina Deuss, Tiffany Brunner (consulting); Manuela Pasanen, Bianca Jäger (DTP); Karin Heer, Andrea Maurer (photography, styling); Detail AG (image editing).

Family sends the "Glück geht so" campaign for Jackpots.ch into the second round

With the current TV spots for Jackpots.ch, Family is following up on last year's campaign.

Family schickt die «So geht Glück»-Kampagne für Jackpots.ch in die zweite Runde

The new commercials based on the slogan "Glück geht so" ("Happiness is like this") will feature humorous, quirky stories and a catchy visual language. The four-part campaign will be seen on national TV and online.


Responsible at Jackpots.chNiko Adalis (Head of Acquisition Marketing); Sven Stierli (Media Designer and Coordinator). Responsible at Family: Claudio Catrambone, Corinne Schneider, Svenja Hässig, Marc Ambühl, Marco D'Amico. Production: Bubbles&Sons, Cyber. Directed by: Easy McLovin. DOP: Luka Trajkovic. Color Grading: Marina Starke. Recording studio: Jingle Jungle. Media: Mediaschneider.

Phd Switzerland wins Oatly as new customer

Oatly is now part of Phd Switzerland’s client portfolio. The account for the Swedish oat beverage manufacturer encompasses the entire media planning process—from strategy and media buying to implementation.

"With Oatly, we were able to win a challenger brand in an increasingly relevant market segment. We are very excited to turn challenges into location and consumer-focused opportunities and to help achieve our client's goals," says Nannette Passberg, Managing Director Phd Switzerland.

The oat drink brand has just been launched in Switzerland. To support Oatly's Swiss market entry, Phd designed a cross-media strategy for the launch campaign.


Responsible at Oatly: Tobias Goj (General Manager DACH), Saskia Scheibel (Head of Marketing DACH), Cosima Richardson (Marketing Project Manager DACH), Sophie Ritter (Public Relations Manager DACH). Production: Oatly Department of Mind Control. Responsible at Phd: Nannette Passberg (Managing Director), Benji Epstein (Communication Director), Martina Chopard (Communication Consultant), Daniela Stoffel (Communication Consultant).

Scholtysik & Partner accompanies rebranding of Zurich Brickworks

ZZ Wancor has recently resumed using its original name, Zürcher Ziegeleien—ZZ for short. Scholtysik & Partner supported the rebranding and repositioning of the brand.

Under the umbrella of its new owner Swisspor, heavy clay manufacturer ZZ Wancor is returning to its original name: Zürcher Ziegeleien, or ZZ for short. The Zurich agency accompanies the name change and repositioning as an independent member of the swisspor family, develops the brand design and supports the launch of the new, but at the same time familiar brand.

Positioned for growth

Builders and architects are looking for naturalness. Because with the increasing health and environmental awareness of the Swiss population, the demands on indoor climate and ecology are rising. Interest in clay as a building material is growing accordingly. Michael Fritsche, Managing Director of Zürcher Ziegeleien, explains the advantages: "Brick can breathe and makes rooms more comfortable. At the same time, our bricks, roof tiles and facade panels are local natural products, completely free of pollutants and sustainable. Besides, bricks are excellent at storing heat. We see real growth potential here and Scholtysik & Partner is helping us to exploit this potential."

Radically simple design

ZZ addresses on the one hand architects with their high demand for design and innovation. And on the other hand to builders and roofers with their desire for performance and reliability. Patrick Alexander, Head of Marketing and Communications, sees both target groups ideally addressed: "In design, Scholtysik & Partner hits the sweet spot where our target groups find themselves. I receive positive feedback throughout: the building professionals appreciate the strength and also the respect for tradition. Architects recognize Swiss minimalism and the courage to take an uncompromising stance."

Future in the Swisspor Group

ZZ is already known today for its system guarantee and its wide range of products for roofs, walls and facades, including photovoltaics and insulation. However, the cooperation within the Swisspor Group should open up new opportunities here.

Vizner Borel opens a new world for Resivo from Dormakaba

Zurich-based agency Vizner Borel implemented the communications presence for Resivo, Dormakaba's cloud-based access management system for residential and commercial buildings.

Resivo offers administrators, homeowners and tenants various advantages over conventional mechanical locking systems. For example, they no longer have to worry about lost or stolen keys. And apartment handovers also become easier and more tenant-friendly. The access management system saves time by simplifying processes for granting access to suppliers, service providers and tradesmen. Tenants decide for themselves who gets access to the apartment and when - even remotely.

ViznerBorel designed and implemented the entire communication presence: Key visual, brochure, explanatory film, use cases and micropage.


Responsible at Dormakaba: Andreas Manser (Senior Manager Business Development Dormakaba digital I Global Business Development & Sales); Norman Pyhan (Product Manager Dormakaba digital I Digital Customer Experience); Sebastian Schweizer (Project Leader Marketing Management); Carsten Schneider (Project Leader). Responsible at ViznerBorel: Lajos Vizner, Guillaume Borel (overall responsibility); Jürg Waeber, Urs Obrist (text); Sebastian Krayer (art direction/concept); Seraina Meier (graphics); Markus Binggeli (strategy/consulting). Microsite: Wetalkwithyou.com, Michael à Porta (overall responsibility), Sebastian Krayer (digital art direction). Image Editing & Composing: Lily Metzker; 3D Graphics, Niko Eriksson. Explainer film and use cases: Fraqment Film, Goetz Hudelmeier.

Pink shows the etiquette of photography for Fujifilm

In addition to proper camera handling and the perfect camera settings when taking photos, there are many dos and don'ts in photography. Rosarot has created a content series for Fujifilm and, in collaboration with photographers specializing in food, still life, landscape, portrait, and street photography, has compiled a «photography etiquette guide.» These are published as blog posts and distributed across various channels—ensuring effective content marketing.

Before you pull the trigger, you should be clear about what you want to achieve. Of course, this applies to photography just as much as it does to content marketing. For example, Rosarot has developed a content marketing strategy with Fujifilm with the aim of revitalizing the blog and generating valuable content for social media.

Rational and emotional: the content marketing strategy

Fujifilm itself takes care of the technical part and develops content about the photo equipment. Rosarot takes care of the emotional storytelling and develops content that tells stories from photography. The Knigges are also sprinkled and promoted via social media channels and texted with SEO principles in mind. The focus is on a high entertainment and information value, which should generate a longer dwell time.

"Photography Etiquette"

In the published and forthcoming Knigges, Swiss photographers provide tips and insights into their working methods in the areas of food, still life, landscape, portrait and street. For example, they explain why you should always have enough Tupperware with you when taking pictures, or whether you can coat your chicken with wood varnish. It also explains why your own mother can play a decisive role. And why you shouldn't read anything about photography - with one final exception: the Fujifilm Knigges.

Interviews with photographers like Beat Mumenthaler

The latest etiquette in the series comes from an interview with the experimental duo Rahel & Ron on the subject of food photography. They revealed their secret recipe to Rosarot and can be read on Fuji.ch. There, interested parties also learn that perhaps the peas in front of the camera do not make drama, but sometimes the chefs next to the camera. The etiquette of still-life photography comes from Rosarot's conversation with photographer Pascale Weber. Martin Mägli was the focus of the etiquette guide for landscape photography. And in the case of portrait photography, the renowned portrait photographer Beat Mumenthaler was on hand to answer questions.

Next etiquette already written

The next story on the subject of street photography is due to appear soon. Zurich street photographer Jens Krauer takes readers to the streets of Zurich, New York and Istanbul, which he knows like the back of his hand.


Responsible at Fujifilm: Oliver Wehrli (Marketing Manager), Fabienne Wehrli (Senior Content Marketing Maanger). Responsible at Rosarot: René Karrer (Creative Director), Labinot Gashi (Director Digital), Andreas Steiner (Director Content), Natasa Maricic (Senior Text), Dirk Schilling (Junior Text).

Sandro Inguscio becomes new Editor-in-Chief of Blick.ch and Blick TV

Blick news chief Sandro Inguscio will take over as editor-in-chief of Blick.ch and Blick TV as of July 1. The current Editor-in-Chief of Blick.ch and Head of Digital, Katia Murmann Amirhosseini, will become Chief Product Officer.

Inguscio has been working since 2010 at ViewRingier announced on Tuesday. He had impressed with his deep understanding of the interplay of print, online, video and audio when he was awarded the post of editor-in-chief.

At View TV Inguscio takes over the post from Jonas Projer. Projer has left Blick TV after two years to become editor-in-chief at the NZZ on Sunday to become (Werbewoche.ch reported). (SDA)

Havas Brand Predictor 2021: Brand preferences are digital, sustainable and meatless

The brand trends of recent years have become even more pronounced. According to the «Havas Brand Predictor» study, Swiss consumers are showing even stronger preference for digital products and services, sustainable products and labels, and alternative diets. But the pandemic has also significantly altered brand dynamics in certain areas.

For ten years now, the Havas Brand Predictor has been measuring the perception of brands in terms of their dynamics, the trust placed in them and brand trends. These parameters are indicators for the current attractiveness of brands as well as for future preferences and purchase intentions of consumers.

Dynamics - The three main trends

Digital, meat-free and sustainable. What has already been observed for several years has become even more pronounced this year. Swiss consumers are becoming more digital, are increasingly demanding sustainable products and increasingly want to eat meat-free.

Digital lifestyle: As in the previous year, Twint and Netflix occupy the top spots among the most dynamic brands in Switzerland. Twint has now taken over the leading position from Netflix and has definitely established itself among the Swiss. But other mobile banking products are also enjoying a strong upswing. Revolut, Neon, and also N26 stand out with the greatest dynamic increases.

Sustainability: The dynamic growth of these labels and products is evident. For example, the top 40 ranks of all 489 brands include Migros Bio, Bio Suisse, Aus der Region. Für die Region, Alnatura, Miini Region, Naturaplan, Demeter, Fairtrade Max Havelaar, Suisse Garantie, Nature Suisse Bio and IP Suisse are all products and labels that stand for sustainability, organic or regionality.

"Please without meat": The issue of sustainability is also making itself felt in meat substitute products and food lines. The most dynamic 40 products include many labels and products that support meat-free nutrition concepts: V-Label, Beyond Meat, Karma, V-Love and Planted. "It's very impressive to see how the sustainability trend continues to diversify and giving up meat becomes part of a sustainable lifestyle," says Marcel Benz, strategy director and member of the executive board at Havas Switzerland. Benz goes on to say that for years, sustainability has manifested itself primarily in farming methods such as organic, animal welfare or Fairtrade, but that other factors for reducing the personal ecological footprint are now playing an important role among consumers.

Dynamics - Corona effect is also digital

The big Corona beneficiaries all come from the same category and also sell digitally; the online retailers. Whether among young people or consumers* as a whole, Switzerland prefers online retailers more than ever. "The shift to online purchases has of course been fueled by the pandemic and has inevitably changed shopping behavior more quickly - and to a certain extent involuntarily. Brands that had secured their online or D2C distribution in particular were able to benefit greatly," says Nathalie Diethelm, CEO of Havas Switzerland, explaining this increase. Top of this category are Galaxus, Migros Online and Coop@home (coop.ch), followed by Digitec, Zalando, Qoqa, Brack.ch and Farmy.ch. "This online retail sector is the big Corona and dynamic winner due to the increases compared to last year," adds Nathalie Diethelm.

Who else has gained or lost momentum?

Tesla and Spotify are other digital brands at an all-time high. Newcomer-of-the-Year is On. "On" made it into the top 10 right off the bat. This brand may also have benefited from the pandemic, as jogging was the only way for many to exercise during this time," Diethelm analyzes the top result, adding that the marketing offensive with Roger Federer and the launch of "The Roger" certainly also caused an increase in momentum for On.

A pandemic curiosity is the A. Vogel brand, which also gained considerable momentum as a result of the Echinaforce tale. Even if the product does not protect against Covid-19, the press hype at least had a positive impact on the perception of the brand. And very likely sales as well.

Another notable movement can be seen in the search engines. DuckDuckGo and Ecosia are enjoying strong positive momentum and are clearly distancing Google, which has lost a lot of momentum. It is interesting to note that Ecosia is positioning itself as a sustainable search engine and DuckDuckGo is committed to data protection. Both are very topical issues. "The sustainability trend but also the increasing caution of customers towards their personal data is well recognizable in the search engines," Marcel Benz comments on this category.

In terms of social networks, Tiktok is the strongest brand, as it was last year, followed by YouTube and Twitch. Whatsapp, on the other hand, has fallen completely, and Facebook is in last place. A large proportion of the Swiss* stated that these brands had lost a lot of popularity among them. "The Whatsapp case is further proof that data protection has become more important to consumers," says Marcel Benz. "People no longer want to disclose their data without restrictions. However, to what extent it will prevent people from using an app like Whatsapp remains to be seen. Contrary to Whatsapp's announcement, the service can still be used without restrictions even without accepting the new terms of use. Apparently, Whatsapp is also concerned that there could be an exodus of users."
The tobacco industry also has to reinvent itself. Smoking products are losing favor with consumers. Camel and Philip Morris are also in the bottom four. Despite marketing efforts to position itself as a smoke-free company, Philip Morris has not yet been able to convince consumers of its new direction.

A polarizing picture is emerging among the media. The print media all have a negative dynamic. A majority of respondents answered that these brands would lose popularity. Some online media, on the other hand, were rated positively. The most dynamic media brands are Izzy Projects, Nau and Watson. Also 20 minutes is still slightly positive, but lost a lot of momentum. 

Momentum Factor - The Most Popular Trend Brands in Switzerland

Using the "momentum factor", the Havas Brand Predictor can determine which brands are trending most strongly with consumers. It is striking that, with the exception of the On brand (and Tesla, depending on how you look at it), the top 15 in this ranking are also made up exclusively of brands from the areas of online retail, digital lifestyle, meat-free nutrition, mobile banking and sustainability. Twint is the trend brand of Switzerland this year, ahead of Netflix and Tiktok.

 

Trust must be earned - and comes from Switzerland

In terms of trust, it is clear that consumers prefer established quality brands with tradition and long-standing customer relationships. The top 15 are made up exclusively of Swiss brands. This means that the Swiss trust domestic products above all. These mainly come from the food or retail category. Le Gruyère enjoys the greatest trust - and thus also the approval of the highest quality of its products. The cheese brand has been top for many years, but this year it is the number 1 most trusted brand in Switzerland. Le Gruyère is followed by Migros, Lindt, Victorinox and Coop. Migros' Regio concept "From the region, for the region" occupies a place in the top 10 for the first time and is an exception as a label.

Nathalie Diethelm: "The field of the most trusted brands has become even denser this year, which has led to certain shifts in ranking. Swiss consumers only place their trust in traditional Swiss brands.

Young Switzerland: Digital meets Nature

Unsurprisingly, a more digital picture emerges among young people. In the youngest age break of 15 to 26, representatives of Generation Z and the Millennials, Twint takes first place in terms of dynamics - ahead of another three digital brands. The trend toward sustainable products is also even more pronounced among young people. This is reflected in the number of brands as well as in the higher momentum scores compared to the overall population. Even though the "Fridays for Future" could no longer be carried out physically, sustainable brands and products are more preferred than ever before.

Mobile banking brands all recorded the highest increases in momentum: Neon and Revolut ahead of N26. In absolute terms, the first 4 places are the digital brands Twint, Tiktok, Spotify and Netflix. Followed by many sustainability brands and labels, online retailers and brands from the vegetarian and vegan food segment. Marcel Benz concludes: "The results clearly show that sustainable brands and labels, as well as alternative protein sources and meat-free diets, are most attractive to younger people. Young people care deeply about the environment."

Brands with the highest increase in momentum among the under-26sn

Neon 64.9 +70.0
Revolut 74.4 +61.9
N26 70.1 +61.0

The biggest loser in terms of momentum is Whatsapp. The extent to which the new terms of use resulted in a migration to alternative messangers still has to be analyzed.

When we look at trust, a similar picture emerges as in the overall ranking. In the top 15, we find many traditional brands or brands with which young people already have a long-standing relationship. And from the top this year greets Migros. But there are also two younger digital brands in the top 15: Netflix and Twint. Netflix is the only foreign brand in the top 15.

Based on the Momentum Factor, the trending brands among young people are Twint, Tiktok, and Revolut. Netflix's second runner-up in this age segment is Disney+. But also the vegetarian label V-Label, the meatless burger from Beyond or Karma from Coop underline the trend towards meatless products in this segment. Zalando has the best momentum among online retailers.


The from Havas Switzerland commissioned study was conducted by the research institute Intervista in the first two weeks of February 2021. More than 4,500 consumers were surveyed about 489 brands and labels.

What exactly is and what does the Brand Predictor measure?

The Havas Brand Predictor is a strategy tool from Havas Switzerland that illuminates brand and competitive environments and can help brands to take the right measures. The Brand Predictor shows in which psychographic segments (Limbi code) or socio-demographic environments strengths or weaknesses exist, so that these can be targeted. In addition, overall movements in the Swiss brand landscape are made visible and consumer trends can be derived.

Dynamism: Dynamism is virtually the pulse generator of brand attractiveness. Respondents rate the extent to which a brand has gained or lost popularity. The higher the value, the more people said that the brand had become more popular. The brand with the highest momentum is Twint.

Momentum factor: The momentum factor indicates the current popularity of the brands by showing the momentum value in relation to the answers "popularity has remained the same". Thus, the Momentum Factor shows the current brand trends. In 2021, the Twint.

Trust: Trust is defined as the sum of the responses that rate the trustworthiness and reliability of a brand as "always reliable" and "mostly reliable". Le Gruyere enjoys the highest trust in 2021.

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