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A Disrupted Media Requires Businesses to Embrace Digital Shift and Innovations
Over the last few years, the media landscape has witnessed unprecedented disruptions fueled by the global COVID-19 pandemic and digital revolution. These two phenomena have led to significant changes in consumer behaviors and shifts in business models.
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Remarks by Chris Githaiga, During Release of The 2023 Top 100 Most Loved Brands By Women in Kenya Study
It is a great honor and privilege for me to have a chance to be here today for the release of the findings of our latest study on the Top 100 Most Loved Brands by Women in Kenya.
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What Next for Brands as Global Economy Slows Down
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) Global Economic Outlook 2022 report revealed a slow-down in the global economy in the second quarter of this year, owing to downturns in China and Russia, and reduced consumer spending powers in the United States (US). Global downturns also referred to as recessions are widespread and sustained contractions of economic activity marked by declines in the gross domestic product of many economies.
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Focus on Gen Z Values to Make Your Brand Resonate with Consumers
In today’s competitive world where consumer consciousness is defining purchasing trends, brand perception is a key element for business success. What people think or feel about your company is what determines whether they will prefer your brand, products, or services to those of a competitor.
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Establishment survey provides access to recent, robust, credible audience data
The media landscape has changed over the last decade – and will continue to evolve. Understanding the evolving audience consumer space is therefore important in identifying opportunities for strategic targeting.
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Using CSR to strengthen company performance
In the new, ultra-connected “global village” every global and local brand has stated its existence in every corner of the earth in diverse domains such as manufacturing, logistics, selling, and encouraging consumption. Therefore, stakeholders of each global brand are affected by the management of their competitors.
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COVID-19: New Study Shows Kenyans Changing Lifestyles and Habits
April 2022: Ipsos Kenya has released a new report detailing how the COVID-19 pandemic has led to changes in Kenyan’s lifestyles.
The study titled Pulse on Kenyans and COVID-19, shows Kenyans have become more aware of their budgeting and have been pushed to seek financial stability in case of future crises -
We Must Invest In Our Planet To Protect Our Lives and Livelihoods
The facts are very clear. Global temperatures are rising due to greenhouse gas emissions originating from human activity. Warmer temperatures over time are changing weather patterns and disrupting the usual balance of nature. This climate change poses many risks to human beings and all other forms of life on Earth.
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Online Communities Are Key For Brands Looking For Deeper Insights About Real People
One of the mistakes that many people make is to think that online communities are just for personal use. Those communities that straddle the digital landscape through myriad social networks are also extremely beneficial to businesses and the society in general.
Online communities are the power behind the context that enables exploration of real people in real life to gain in-depth understanding of needs, drivers, and motivations for key audience segments, brands, or categories. -
Top 100 Most Loved Brands by Women in Kenya, 2022
Over the last 1 year, women in Kenya became less worried about getting very sick, not being able to put food on the table and not achieving their goals in life in line with the eased restrictions of the COVID 19 pandemic. Getting very sick is the second biggest fear for women in Kenya, behind losing their family.
Domestic abuse and sexual abuse/violence are still a major issue and are more called out by women in Kenya, versus the previous wave. Barriers to ease of doing work are less expressed in this wave, in line with economic recovery.