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Marketing to U.S. Hispanics on Facebook: Mobile, Culture and Discovery
With the Hispanic population becoming more and more of a force in the U.S., Facebook tapped media, content and technology research specialists Ipsos MediaCT for a closer look at how U.S. Hispanics communicate and consume media.
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Ipsos Marketing Helps Clients Make `Cents' Out of Consumer Trends
Ipsos' Censydiam Report Identifies Eight Trends That Will Dominate Consumer Behavior Over the Next 12-24 Months
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One in Five (18%) Americans to Purchase a Wearable Device in the Next Year
Ipsos Study Finds Young Adults, Current Owners of Wearable Technology Most Likely to Buy Devices
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Security Ranks as Most Important Factor when Choosing a Payment Method
A Third of US Adults Are Interested in Using Mobile Device Applications to Pay for Things in the Near Future
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ASI:Live Case Study
Go beyond counting clicks, shares and likes to really understand your digital campaign's impact on your brand. To maximize your investment in digital - you need to know more. With ASI:Live, you can track key performance metrics (recall, brand attitudes and claimed behaviour) with respondents we know were exposed to your digital advertising to really assess your campaign's impact on your brand. This case study illustrates how one client leveraged this approach.
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Fearing Wrong: Global Perspectives on Violence Against Children
Violence Against Children Seen as a Growing Problem, but Also Seen as One That Happens Outside of the Home
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10 Tips & Tricks For Mobile Survey Writing
Leveraging mobile research offers many advantages, but it's more than just making a survey mobile-friendly. It needs to be engaging. It needs to be concise. It needs to be visual. Read all 10 tips and tricks for designing the perfect mobile survey.
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Can You Change Your Innovation's Destiny
Download our White Paper to discover transformational R+D research that will help you optimize your innovation process.
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Understanding Choice & Consumption
A perennial question that marketers seek to answer is how people decide on what products to use. To answer this question, we often focus on how product choice varies with consumers' demographics, attitudes, benefits sought, etc. For example, we conduct segmentation studies to understand the different needs that people have and we also run driver analysis to understand what product features predict product choice. We also cast a wide net and look beyond our products to include the competitive offerings (Market) by conducting product tests to benchmark our products' performance versus key competitors. Entire teams are dedicated to understanding the competitive landscape via brand equity and market landscape studies. In sum, there is ample effort made to understand the Consumer and the Market.