Sample size 500
Completed / Failed 500 / 0
When making a purchase, which source of influence do you prefer?
Creator-recommended product
54.2%
n=271
Respondents for this option · Drivers
Personal connection or relatability
Trust in the source's expertise or reputation
Perceived authenticity and honesty
Better promotional offers or pricing
Direct access to product information and specifications
Brand-released product
29.4%
n=147
Respondents for this option · Drivers
Direct access to product information and specifications
Trust in the source's expertise or reputation
Perceived authenticity and honesty
Personal connection or relatability
Better promotional offers or pricing
I have no preference
16.4%
n=82
Respondents for this option · Drivers
Personal connection or relatability
Trust in the source's expertise or reputation
Perceived authenticity and honesty
Direct access to product information and specifications
Better promotional offers or pricing
Creator-recommended product audience
Younger, never-married consumers show a strong preference for creator-recommended products.
271 / 500 respondents54.2%
The segment is primarily composed of individuals aged 18 to 34.
A majority of these consumers are never-married and identify as female.
Key differences
Potential risks
What are they worried about?
Lack of transparency and bias in creator endorsements
My main concern is that hidden sponsorships might lead to biased recommendations that don't actually prioritize my needs as a consumer.
Product quality, reliability, and customer support concerns
My biggest concern is that even with a direct brand purchase, I might still receive a product that fails to meet the technical specifications or quality standards I expect.
Data privacy, security, and tracking risks
I worry that sharing my purchase data directly with a brand might lead to unwanted tracking or my personal information being sold to third parties.
Concerns regarding brand marketing and communication transparency
My main concern is that brand-released information can sometimes be overly polished or vague, making it hard to find the objective, practical details I need to feel confident in my decision.
Sampling data
