Big Data, Social Listening and AI firms pop up every day. Whilst they are strong in aggregating large volumes of data, why is it that organisations can struggle to derive commercial implications and turn this data into impact? What's often missing is the cultural insight that makes human sense out of the numbers. Quilt.AI leaves the tech jargon at the door to help teams really get to the truth when it comes to how people think and behave. In this session, we'll bring our blend of data and insight to the topic of Sustainability. We already know Sustainability is high on everyone's agenda, for good reason, but we also know that what people say and what people do in this arena can be very different.Our mission is to bridge this gap by combining all the data sources you need, both at a public (e.g. Instagram) and private (e.g. Google) level with smart, industry/expert thinking, and to help organisations engage with consumers to really drive the Sustainability agenda at the corporate and brand level. Key takeaways:- Understand the gap between stated/claimed and real human behaviour in elements such as purchase decision making- Understand the impact of COVID on the perceived importance of Sustainability- Meet your potential consumer segments and learn how to size them- Uncover the key cultural codes/ criteria of Sustainability, and how they can be tracked over time.
90% of people in Asia want brands to do something about the issues they care about. But what do they care about? And what exactly do they want brands to do? Let us tell you more.
90% of people in Asia want brands to do something about the issues they care about. But what do they care about? And what exactly do they want brands to do? Let us tell you more.
Engaging drama have conflicts. Now many industries are in progress of such a drama to see how AI change the world, feeling some fears if AI steal jobs from us, human. Let's see the progress in MR if "Job to find insight" can be done by AI or not.
Engaging drama have conflicts. Now many industries are in progress of such a drama to see how AI change the world, feeling some fears if AI steal jobs from us, human. Let's see the progress in MR if "Job to find insight" can be done by AI or not.
Identifying with the true Peruvian - their background, that which is evident with each tasty meal of unique seasoning, that which knows resilience and to overcome any obstacle in order to move forward with ingenuity. "Who" that the Peruvian is, Inca Kola understood perfectly from its beginnings. The brand captured what fills the Peruvian with pride - from the choice of name inspired by the millenary culture that underlies Peruvians, to its flavour which is the perfect combination of native flavours from this prodigal land. The challenge for the brand is to reach the essence of the Peruvian on a daily basis, remain strong in a changing society and gain influence when the Peruvian struggles because of particular situations that put their values in check and make them question their legacy. Therefore, the brand needs to build a foundational, important and individual story that leverages the communal identity of the Peruvian, while at the same time endowing it with solid points of conviction that make it feel its own.
Knowing your target audience's future needs and behaviours is invaluable in order for a business to grow. Yet often, our view into the future is murky, and it is challenging to identify the most significant shifts in attitudes, values, and behaviours to determine strategies to implement. Understanding the dynamics of an influential audience like Hispanics, and an ever-changing region such as Latin America, requires a deep exploration of their past, present and future. Insights from the Cultural Pulse, a research partnership between Univision and GfK, shine a critical light on how US Hispanics and Latin Americans are navigating a complicated world. Facing an unpredictable social landscape, less than a quarter (21%) of Hispanics feel that they can trust the US government to tell them the truth.
Debuted at the ESOMAR Insights Festival 2020, our Brands Connect series continues with its next episode exploring with insights leaders working within brands and research using organizations the opportunities and challenges they see for their organizations and their talent pools.These inspiring conversations cover a lot of ground despite their bite-sized formats and offer a real opportunity for the community to gain insights into the emerging trending topics of our time. A can't-miss rendez-vous to connect that's sure to leave you inspired and fully fed with insights!In this episode, Coca-Cola's K&I Director Begonia Fafian interviews Pastificio Rana's Global Consumer Insight Manager Luca Gentile, as they discuss the headline topic: Is food a trend, a culture or a need?
Join us to learn and contribute to the discussion about our ethical responsibility to underrepresented and marginalized communities and how we, as researchers, can commit to diversity, equity and inclusion through actionable frameworks.
We aim to help shift Japan's course towards a brighter future -- economically, as a society and as individuals -- by illuminating the true cost of gender inequality. To tackle the issue Unilever has partnered with Ipsos to conduct quantitative research to try and identify the issues that Japanese women deem most relevant to themselves and seek support for. This understanding is felt to be key to providing meaningful support to women, as well as enabling brands to connect with consumers with messaging that resonates.