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Ipsos Views: Short-Form Social Misfits
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Short-Form Social Misfits

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ESG Priorities for Multinational Corporations
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ESG Priorities for Multinational Corporations

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Conflicting Global Perceptions around AI present Mixed Signals for Brands

Conflicting Global Perceptions around AI present Mixed Signals for Brands

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  • Youth of the Nation Poll India

    India’s highest rated news app Inshorts in association with Ipsos, has released the findings of the second edition of a large opinion poll – Youth of the Nation Poll.
  • Children Publication

    Chinese Family Parenting Report 2016

    Babytree, China’s largest and most popular maternal-child service platform, has released the Chinese Family Parenting Report. For the 2016 edition, Babytree worked with Ipsos to produce the report.
  • Survey

    Perceptions Are Not Reality: What the World Gets Wrong

    Ipsos' latest Perils of Perception survey highlights how wrong the public across 40 countries are about key global issues and features of the population in their country.
  • Brands Survey

    Building Stronger Brands

    Brands exist in a constantly changing world. But the role brands play in people’s lives has not changed and people themselves change more slowly.
  • Brand Equity Survey

    Ipsos Encyclopedia - Brand Equity

    The many definitions for Brand Equity cover similar ground. At its simplest, Brand Equity is a measure of a brand's current health, strength or ability to generate sales, or usage, among its target audience. A more complex and financially-based definition of Brand Equity, is the "net present value of the profit stream management expects the brand to generate through time."
  • Insight

    This newsletter gathers the highlighted papers and reports of the month.

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  • Media Survey

    Digital Advertising - Measure the Metrics That Matter

    Many studies have shown no link between sales and click through rate, yet according to eMarketer it is one of the top 5 ways in which advertisers and publishers evaluate native mobile ad campaigns. Marketers need to be clear on their desired brand impact and the role of communications to help achieve this.
  • Affluent Survey Asia 2016

    Ipsos Connect organised two launch events for the 2016 Affluent Survey Asia Pacific, in Hong Kong and Singapore.
    The study provides a comprehensive overview of media consumption and product usage for this elusive and important group, which accounts for the top 18% by income of the population in the region.
  • Advertising Survey

    Emotion, Attention and Memory in Advertising

    How can brand campaigns leverage the interplay of attention, memory and emotion to influence people’s choices? We have always known that stories with the ability to stir our emotions get remembered. They also have the capacity to influence our behaviour.
  • Publication

    China Automotive Aftersales Industry

    China's boom has meant dramatic growth in passenger vehicle sales, with its large population providing vast potential for continued increases in the future. These rising numbers mean growth in related industries, such as repairs and maintenance as well as auto finance, car beauty and modification, and secondhand sales.
  • Society Survey

    New Ipsos Study - “What Worries the World”

    The new Ipsos study “What Worries the World” is an online survey of adults aged under 65 in Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Britain, Germany, Hungary, India, Israel, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Poland, Peru, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Turkey and the United States
  • Advertising Survey

    Micro-Target or Target Everyone? Balancing Reach with Precision in Your Media Strategy

    What is the best way to get the right amount of reach but also the right precision? Some marketers are seduced by the promise of micro-targeted precision through digital media spend. Others go broad and target everyone. What is the right balance for your brand? Frustrating though it may be – the answer is “it depends”.