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Do More! Ipsos poll shows Australians behind in infrastructure
The majority of Australians believe that we are not doing enough to meet the country’s infrastructure needs, a new global Infrastructure study by Ipsos has revealed.
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Customers four times more likely to stop doing business with a company after negative experience – Ipsos Loyalty study
Australian companies expect their customers to do too much to resolve bad experiences
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Many around the world uncomfortable with levels of immigration
Although Australians most likely to believe it makes our country a more interesting place to live.
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Social Media Marketing - Turning Social Media Data Into Social Intelligence
Social data is now being used to provide side by side insight on product innovation, brand health, digital communications and path to purchase – ensuring new ways companies can further use the volume of social media data readily available.
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The Issues Monitor June 2015: New South Wales
In terms of the big issues, the key changes we’ve seen in community concerns in the second quarter of 2015 were in regards to housing and crime, with the former rising sharply and the later decreasing. Whilst the shape and order of the top five issues remains relatively stable, healthcare (40% – down 4%) is now very closely followed by housing (39% – up 7%).
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Google tops Ipsos Australia ‘Most influential brands’ 2016 study for third consecutive year
Digital/IT, media and retail brands dominate the list; three Australian-owned brands in the Top 10
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Ipsos unveils ten global megatrends in society as it celebrates 40th anniversary
Leading global research company Ipsos unveiled ten “mega trends” that will shape the world’s future, while a panel of experts explored future societal trends in Australia at a special event in Sydney last night to celebrate Ipsos’s 40th anniversary.
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The Issues Monitor June 2015: Queensland
As a new State Government settles into its first term we can see that Queenslanders are slightly re-shuffling their priorities and concerns. During the last few months of the dying Liberal government, Queenslanders indicated strong concern about unemployment and cost of living.
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Climate change: Australians believe extreme weather events are already more frequent
More than six in 10 Australians (62%) believe that climate change is already impacting our nation’s environment by causing more extreme droughts and extreme storm events, according to the Ipsos Climate Change Report.