LGBTQ+ Consumers Look for Genuine Brand Support That Outlasts Pride Month

As preferences shift, many are looking for long-term action past pride month

Every Pride Month, there are conversations about how to do things the right way—avoiding mistakes and inauthentic gestures. To better understand how brands and retailers can show genuine support not only during Pride Month, but year-round, Shopkick surveyed more than 2,700 LGBTQ+ community members across the U.S. We found more than half of those surveyed said that brand names don’t matter as much to them, with 38% saying they want to spend money with a brand that aligns with their personal values. And around a quarter of respondents said they want to support brands that publicly support LGBTQ+ issues and brands that are led by LGBTQ+ founders.

“Our data continues to show us that if brands want to win, they have to align with shoppers’ core values,” said Dave Fisch, general manager of Shopkick. “Brands that truly walk the walk will win consumers’ trust and, ultimately, their loyalty.”

Check out Shopkick’s full-feature with AdWeek here to learn how members of the LGBTQ+ community would like to see support and long-term action, which brands and retailers are leading by example, and more.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Shopkick

Shopkick is the fun and easy way to earn free gift cards for the shopping you already do. Download the app now!

Connect with our team

Shopkick Partnerships deliver lasting results for your business. Fill out this form to learn more about Partner benefits.

Get the Shopkick Insights newsletter

Research and inspiration delivered to your inbox each month.

Follow us on Facebook

Instagram

[instagram-feed cols=2 num=2]

Latest Tweets

Recent Pins

Dima Volovik

EVP of Product and Engineering

Dima Volovik is the EVP of Product and Engineering at Trax Retail — Shopkick.

Dima Volovik is the accomplished product and engineering leader who led teams to deliver innovative and commercially successful e-commerce products, marketplaces, and enterprise solutions for Amazon, Comcast, Fandango, and Universal Music. Before joining Trax, Dima was the Director at Amazon, where he led product development and Engineering for Amazon Appstore and Amazon Prime Video, CTO at Fandango, and Paciolan, head of technology at Golf Channel/Golf Now, and Global VP of Direct to Consumer Technology at Universal Music Group. Dima’s expertise includes developing consumer products, marketplaces, and enterprise solutions.

Dima grew up in Baku, Azerbaijan, where he received his MS in Electrical Engineering from Azerbaijan Oil Academy, and he currently resides in Los Angeles, California, with his family.