Tag Archives: research

The great pandemic move to digital has hit a real-life brick wall, according to a new study from Deloitte Digital, which found that almost half of British consumers prefer to shop on their local high street and 33 per cent ...

Recent research by Reach suggests marketing and advertising people lack empathy. It’s probably worth pointing out the research was carried out by the sales arm of a media owner. Not the first place one would go to for ‘empathy.’ Slick ...

In-house agency specialist Oliver has teamed with ISBA and research consultancy Future Thinking in a new piece of research – to be announced at Advertising Week Europe today – that purports to show that 62 per cent of advertisers are ...

It’s been creeping up on us for a while….but it’s now a legitimate ‘phenomenon.’ We have entered a period in social history where, for the first time, single people make up a significant proportion of the population. And brands are ...

The Oxford English Dictionary has declared “post-truth” is the word of the year. It means “relating to or denoting circumstances in which objective facts are less influential in shaping public opinion than appeals to emotion and personal belief.” This seems ...

One of the reasons Donald Trump’s win was so shocking is that the pollsters completely failed to predict he’d end up in the White House. A bit like they did for Brexit and Cameron’s re-election before it. It’s an important ...

The marketing world is awash with data and the people who interrogate, marshall and deploy it – ‘insight’ experts. So the World Federation of Advertisers has added some more data to the pile with a study, The Future of Insights, ...

Social marketing agency We Are Social has released its latest whopper Digital, Social and Mobile study covering 240 plus countries and it shows that: *The reported number of internet users around the world increased 20 per cent since the same ...

Would Christmas get off the ground today? It seems to be an idea with legs but, nowadays, these things have to be researched using focus groups and the like. Ogilvy & Mather Paris decided to do just that with a ...