Consumer Behaviour

Forecasts based on data for 2000-2015. The objective is to provide a brief overview of Russia’s current social and economic situation; single out key political and economic events; study any changes in population strata and consumers’ behavior for 2000-2015 to forecast possible future trends.

The Perils and Possibilities: Growing Up Online poll took place among 18 year olds with internet access in 25 countries around the world. This UNICEF / Ipsos study shares insights on teenagers’ behaviour and expectations from the online world they grew up with.

Despite high awareness, less than a third can correctly identify a Pokémon character.

The world is increasingly mobile, is your research following? Research today and tomorrow cannot ignore the mobile revolution. But how do mobile respondents behave and what is their value ? We will debunk a few common myths about mobile respondents, share key findings on how to engage them for better research quality and enhanced capabilities.

Advances in science and data let us better support clients in a world that is constantly changing. The Ipsos Science Centre is a world class Data Science team at the intersection of statistics and computer science that allows us to leverage existing and new information in innovative ways to improve the insights and actions of decision makers.

Ipsos in Turkey showcases its latest New Services. Each year, the Innovation in Research Conference event explores the industry's hottest topics and latest developments.

Africa has the world’s youngest population. Young people account for 60% of the continent’s population. More specifically, there are 220 million young people aged 15-24 in Africa. According to a UNESCO forecast, there will be 350 million in 2030.

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.

Research has shown now that implicit perceptions can be very different from explicit perceptions and that both types can have an impact on behavior.