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The Top 10 Innovative Brands According To Young Europeans

YPulse’s brand tracker monitors young Europeans’ feelings toward hundreds of brands, and they rate these brands as the most innovative…

Written and Edited by the YPulse Editorial Team
KEY TAKEAWAYS
  • Young Europeans think brands are innovative when they can learn from the past, and “improve on what came before”
  • Young Europeans say Apple is the most innovative brand
  • Most of the top innovative brands according to European Gen Z and Millennials are in the finance and EdTech industries
Young Europeans think that brands are “innovative” when they improve on what came before them and have the willingness to try new things, as we learned from YPulse’s Decoding Brand Affinity Report. Innovation is a key factor in keeping young consumers loyal to a brand, and brands that aren’t willing to experiment with new ideas and products risk losing young consumers to brands that are, even if these brands are new to the scene. YPulse’s brand tracker* monitors European Gen Z and Millennials’ feelings for brands across 20 youth-specific diagnostics like “cool,” “bright future,” and “reflects diversity.” Our brand tracker is...

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