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One in three young adults prefers brands with a sonic identity
One in three adults under the age of 35 (33%) feels more favourable towards brands with a sonic identity than those without, according to a new study from audio branding agency DLMDD and YouGov.
Why it matters
Professor Charles Spence, Experimental Psychologist at the University of Oxford, adds that there is "a growing realisation that it is possible to connect more effectively with consumers by engaging them with their ears and not just their eyes".
If brands can engage audiences with a clear audio identity, there is a potential knock-on effect on purchase decisions – 18% of under 35s say...
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