Allowing customers to tailor your product to their needs is central to feelings of meaningful ownership and long-term attachment to the brand.
However, if you allow for an IKEA effect in your product, how can you underline its uniqueness in your messaging? Letting customers know what is uniquely theirs and no-one else's will enrich the creative process further and heighten perceived value.
Allowing customers to tailor your product to their needs is central to feelings of meaningful ownership and long-term attachment to the brand.
However, if you allow for an IKEA effect in your product, how can you underline its uniqueness in your messaging? Letting customers know what is uniquely theirs and no-one else's will enrich the creative process further and heighten perceived value.
Allowing customers to tailor your product to their needs is central to feelings of meaningful ownership and long-term attachment to the brand.
However, if you allow for an IKEA effect in your product, how can you underline its uniqueness in your messaging? Letting customers know what is uniquely theirs and no-one else's will enrich the creative process further and heighten perceived value.