This presentation is about health and well-being!Wellness is also a state of mind, an integration of body, spirit, and culture where good health goes along with good mood. That's why more Europeans than Africans or Americans feel unwell. Moreover, Americans perception of wellness seems not much linked to their weight control. Younger males are confident about their body fitness but this confidence drops year after year till the reach of the age of 44. In fact, the age of 44 is the watershed between feeling still young and the consciousness of growing older, finally accepted reaching 56 years old. We start feeling old around 60. The challenge for the future is to understand how to maintain engaged the senior population in the society taking advantages of their competences, healthiness and good mood. Active aging and conncedt health are both hot topic on which sector companies are developing strategies and communication- where market research industry can be a key partner.
Last year at Congress, HERE Technologies and BuzzBack presented a transformative look at consumer perceptions of data privacy and collection. This year, HERE Technologies and Buzzback, in partnership with ESOMAR and Cint, revisit the topic with a new global study across 12 markets that demonstrates, for brands, poor ethical and transparent data collection has a far-reaching impact on the bottom line.
Through this study, Viacom set out to learn the 'secret sauce' of the best festivals and to evaluate how that might be improved. This paper summarises the key findings from the study and presents a 'festival framework', identifying the key ingredients to get right, as well as those that are not as important. It provides a comprehensive understanding of music festivals, along with the opportunities and challenges that they present for brands.
Find out where government limits on polling threaten researchers ability to do their jobs from the latest global study.
This simple and impactful case study is set for making a tremendous difference across all NFPs globally.
This presentation is a practical guide to designing efficient cross cultural segmentation research in response to the growing revival of interest in this form of research from the global marketing industry. It is based upon the authors' collective experiences of conducting segmentation research for a wide range of clients around the world. A small piece of segmentation research on the topic of food and cooking was conducted by the authors to illustrate techniques, with examples provided throughout the paper.
Consumers are making significant changes in the way they shop for groceries with important implications for brands and retailers. In grocery retail, across the globe, many brands now see one-fifth to almost half their sales from online purchases. Not all markets adopt online grocery at the same pace, for example 99.9% of Thailand customers shop for products in-store even though 55.8% of Thailand's population is connected to the internet. There is a need to form a bridge between digital technology and grocery purchase and the answer is not online at the moment for certain markets. This paper presents the findings from a global study of consumer shopping behaviours and addresses how location based mobile offers impact customers, and how customer engagement can be measured with translation into sales and profitability of a business.
We show how to convert a vision into a transformational strategy that reinvents your relationship with customers. We'll demonstrate, via a major global insurance provider case study, an approach to embedding visionary change in any organisation.
Speech from Kancho Stoychev, President, Gallup International Association, Bulgaria.