Sinus-Milieus® in microgeography
Switzerland is new - the new Sinus-Milieus 2024 are now available.
Sinus-Milieus®
in microgeography
The Sinus-Milieus® are a social model that summarises people with similar values and a comparable social situation into "groups of like-minded people". We offer you the psychographic lifeworlds of the Sinus-Milieus® developed by the Sinus Institute especially for Switzerland.
Thanks to the exclusive linking of the Sinus-Milieus® with our kbCONSUMER, we help you to better understand your existing and potential customers and to address them in an individualised way according to their lifestyle.
How the Sinus-Milieus become applicable
The gold standard
The Sinus-Milieus are a social model and are considered the gold standard of target group segmentation. With us, you can easily select your perfect target group using the ten different Sinus-Milieus.
What moves people
The Sinus-Milieus summarise people with similar values and a comparable social situation into "groups of like-minded people". Our information packs provide you with a wealth of knowledge about the individual milieus.
Analysing milieus
Do you want to be able to better categorise your customers on a psychographic level? We use the Sinus-Milieus in our customer base analyses and thus provide you with even more customer insights.
Sinus-Milieus Info Packages Switzerland
SINUS Markt- und Sozialforschung GmbH has prepared comprehensive information on the new Swiss milieu landscape in the form of a basic information package and in-depth sector booklets. The new basic package presents all Sinus-Milieus in detail. You will receive information on the following key topics, among others
- Values profile
- Identity & world view
- Housing situation
- Leisure time
- Politics
The leading milieus in society at a glance
Conservative-Established
The preserving affluent elite with social responsibility and savoir vivre
- The old structurally conservative elite
- Classical ethics of responsibility and success as well as claims to exclusivity and status
- Desire for order and balance
- Self-image as a rock in the surf of postmodern arbitrariness
Postmaterialists
The cosmopolitan sustainability elite with clear ideas for a better world
- Committed-sovereign educational elite with post-material roots
- Self-determination and self-development as well as orientation towards the common good
- Advocates of post-growth, sustainability, anti-discrimination and diversity
- Self-image as a social corrective.
Performers
The dynamic performance elite with high standards of consumption and lifestyle
- Global economic and liberal thinking
- Overall social perspective on the basis of personal responsibility
- High affinity for technology and digitalisation
- Self-image as style and consumption pioneers
The future milieus at a glance
Cosmopolitan Individualists
The digitally networked avant-garde with an urge for self-determination and creativity
- Urban, hip, digital, cosmopolitan and networked
- In search of new boundaries, unconventional experiences and successes
- Excellent self-expression skills
- Self-image as a postmodern elite
Progressive Realists
The unconventional sustainability thinkers with a penchant for pragmatism and realism
- A departure mentality with a pronounced awareness of the planetary challenges
- New value syntheses: Disruption & pragmatism, success & sustainability, party & protest
- Sustainable lifestyle without an ideology of sacrifice
- Self-image as a changemaker and catalyst for global transformation
The bourgeois mainstream at a glance
Adaptive-pragmatic middle
The modern, adaptable centre with a desire for balance between performance & fun
- Willingness to adapt and perform, but also a desire for fun and entertainment
- Strong need for anchoring and belonging
- Growing dissatisfaction and insecurity due to social developments
- Self-image as a flexible pragmatist
Nostalgic middle class
The order- and security-oriented former centre with a longing for "the old days"
- Wish for secure circumstances and an appropriate status
- Felt loss of learned rules and certainties
- Longing for the old days
- Self-image as the centre of society, but growing excessive demands and fears of decline
Traditionals
The modest older generation with a need for stability and community
- Stuck in the petit bourgeois world or traditional working-class culture
- Unpretentious adaptation to the necessities
- Increasing acceptance of the new sustainability norm
- Self-image as righteous little people
The milieus of the lower middle and lower classes at a glance
Hedonists
The pleasure-orientated (lower) middle class in search of experience and recognition
- Having fun in the here and now and a strong need for recognition
- Professional adaptation vs. leisure escapism
- Increasingly annoyed by the dictates of sustainability and political correctness
- Self-image as cool lifestyle mainstream
Consumption-oriented base
The lower class seeking stability and demanding social justice and relief
- Belonging and keeping up with the standard of living of the broad centre
- But accumulation of social disadvantages and marginalisation
- Feeling left behind, bitterness and resentment
- Self-image as a robust bruiser
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