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THE QUIRK’S EVENT 2023: Chicago
Please join Ipsos in Chicago to hear more about A New World Disorder: Opportunity in a Polycrisis.
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How expressing love will change ‘putting a ring on it’
As digital media takes a bigger role in how people express love, that’s changing what people want from love tokens like rings and diamonds, says Pandora Jewelry North America President Luciano Rodembusch.
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How people are rethinking happily ever after
More people than ever are living unmarried and marrying later in life. But many brands are still selling coupledom, says relationship columnist Meredith Goldstein. Here’s how she sees the future of relationships and modern love.
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Recession Anxiety and Consumer Perspectives in 2023
Listen in as our online community and social intelligence experts share up-to-the-minute consumer perspectives about the current state of the economy, and tips for brands.
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Younger employed Americans are more concerned about AI replacing their jobs
In less than five minutes of reading time we’ll give you all the data and context you need to get you up to speed on Ipsos’ latest wave of the Consumer Tracker.
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The Rise of the Conscious Shopper
Consumers are adopting a ‘need vs. want’ mentality. Here’s what brands need to know about how consumers are being impacted by current economic pressures.
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What the Future: Play
Revisit our on demand webinar featuring insights and tips for ways that brands can support players and fans alike!
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We used ChatGPT to help us poll Americans about AI. Here’s what we found.
In less than five minutes of reading time, we’ll give you all the data and context you need to get you up to speed on Ipsos’ latest wave of the Coronavirus Consumer Tracker.
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THE QUIRK’S EVENT 2023: Los Angeles
The Quirk's Event is a valuable collection of sessions and networking opportunities with leaders in the insights field.
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Affluents still want luxury–but how they find it is changing
As consumers tighten their belts in an uncertain economic environment, the luxury market is not immune to a squeeze in discretionary spending.