Personalised Product Market to Hit £24bn by Next Year

New research commissioned by HP shows that the global value of the personalised product market is expected to reach £24 BILLION by 2021, representing an increase of 55% from 2016. The study also found that 70% of online shoppers are willing to pay at least 10% more for a customised product.

A report compiled by InfoTrends and entitled 'Next Generation Personalized Printed Products' suggested that the market for custom printed goods would 'continue to experience strong growth over the coming years'. Deloitte conducted another study and found that 1 in 5 consumers would pay 20% more for a personalised product and that 46% of consumers would be happy to wait longer to get it.

Many other studies into the rapid growth of the customised product market have been carried out and they all point the same way: the growth will continue and increase exponentially. That means more and more print on demand companies are setting up and, if you want to get ahead of the game, you need a total turnkey solution. That solution is the Brick Factory.

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