Consumers


Consumers Survey

Boiling the Frog

Andrew Green, Global Head of Audience Solutions at Ipsos Connect, blogs on the inexorable rise of Ad blocking.
Music Survey

There is an app for that: How apps can add extra value to the world of music

Elliot Whitehead explores the different ways in which apps can help add value for consumers, brands and artist in the music industry.
Consumers Publication

The Path from Ad Blocking Purgatory to Programmatic Nirvana

In this new paper from Ipsos Connect, Adam Sheridan and Agnes Gilbert address some of the key issues around escaping ad blocking purgatory and returning to the programmatic nirvana originally promised.
Food & Diet Survey

Is sugar-free the answer to the war on sugar?

Natalie Kearse of Ipsos UU writes for FoodBev Media on how food manufacturers can respond to the 'war on sugar'.
Marketing Publication

The Many Faces of Modern Motherhood

Marketers and advertisers crave simplicity. But, by simplifying the lives of consumers are they failing to understand the complex ecosystem of identities related to motherhood?
Consumers Publication

Right Media, Right Moment: Understanding People in the Media World

Media owners face the dual challenge of building a brand that people choose to spend time with, and demonstrating to advertisers that their platform can deliver the right audiences and impact. In order to do that they need to be able to prove the unique value they bring, whether comparing or by showcasing what they do really well.
Consumers Publication

The Rise of Ad Blocking

Ad blockers have become an increasing worry for online publishers with their ease of access and growth in popularity. The discussion around how best to deal with the challenges publishers face remains an ongoing one. But, what is it about online advertising in the first place that makes people want to take active steps to avoid it?
Qualitative Publication

AppLife

Applife is Ipsos proprietary app using mobile for qualitative research.
Media Publication

Future of TV

With content that follows you, more seamless interplay between screens, personalisation and deeper levels of immersion, the future of television looks more exciting than ever.