📱Big screen vs little screen: Unveiling UK consumer preferences for online shopping Our latest insights reveals the shopping habits of UK consumers across devices. Despite the prevalence of smartphones, many shoppers still opt for desktops when making substantial purchases. This preference is primarily driven by the type of product, indicating that screen size significantly influences shopping decisions. Explore the full analysis: https://lnkd.in/eeiD26PE
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We’re an insights and analytics agency, formed out of a strong desire to do better and more robust research
About us
We’re an insights and analytics agency, formed out of a strong desire to do better and more robust research. We dig deep into patterns of human behaviour and thinking, to help you better understand the people who will make or break your business – your customers. Our job is to do the kind of market research that makes sure you don’t waste time and money talking to the wrong people about the wrong things. Instead we help you get in front of the audiences most likely to engage with you, armed with detailed and accurate knowledge of what it will take to get them to buy in. Get in touch to find out more by emailing us at hello@clustersinsights.com or calling us on +44(0) 20 3950 6624.
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- London, England
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- Privately Held
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- 2006
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- Segmentation, Clustering, Quantitative research, Quantitative analysis, Questionnaire design, Television, Media, Report automation, Reporting dashboards, Analytics, Insights, Market Research, Dashboards, Qualitative research, Pricing analysis, Journey mapping, Purchase journeys, Brand tracking, Ad tracking, and Market scoping
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🔎 Social media snapshot: Why Instagram users distrust the content they see Our latest research unveils a striking paradox in social media trust dynamics. While platforms like Facebook and X (formerly Twitter) manage a balanced perception of trust and distrust among their users, Instagram stands out with a pronounced deficit. Surprisingly, it's Instagram’s regular users who express the least trust in the content they encounter daily. Dive into the full analysis: https://lnkd.in/eg5umwFP
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🚀 Senior leaders lead the charge in AI adoption 🚀 Our latest insights reveal an interesting trend: nearly half of senior professionals and top earners are using ChatGPT at work, outpacing their junior counterparts. While 28% of UK employees overall have adopted generative AI, it’s the high-level executives and those earning over £80k who are embracing it the most, viewing it as a powerful tool to boost productivity and streamline tasks. With employers still divided on policy, it’s clear that ChatGPT’s role in the workplace will continue to evolve. https://lnkd.in/eWEiSaVZ #AI #ChatGPT #FutureOfWork #MarketResearch #Leadership
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🍂 Autumn cinema is here, and with it brings the latest viewing trends! From Joker: Folie à Deux to spooky streaming favourites, we explore how audiences are engaging across cinema and streaming platforms. Discover what’s driving viewer behaviours and how brands can make the most of this season's insights: https://lnkd.in/ePJ--C37 #Cinema #Streaming #AudienceInsights #MarketResearch
Spooky season cinema: audience insights for October 2024 - Clusters
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62% of Brits follow sports teams and athletes on at least one social media platform. Here's what brands need to know about how fans engage with sports online: https://lnkd.in/gZf_sd7N
How can sports brands use social media effectively? - Clusters
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We recently wrote about the UK public’s interest in the US election. This excellent report by Graduate Management Admission Council™ (GMAC™) provides a valuable perspective on its impact within the higher education sector.
#GMAC just published a new research brief that highlights international students' perspective on the upcoming U.S. presidential election—and how that will impact their application plans to business schools in the United States. Because the United States is a top destination for candidates looking to pursue #GME abroad, understanding their views of the U.S. political and policy environment is crucial for programs as they continue to build qualified cohorts of talent. We find that most international students are feeling neutral about the election at higher rates than past election cycles. But take a look back at the impacts of the Trump and Biden presidencies to see what patterns might repeat depending on November’s outcome. Read the full research brief to learn more! https://hubs.la/Q02Rw57c0 #GMAC2024 #HigherEducation #Election #President #USElection
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Ticket sales for artists like Coldplay and Oasis have recently left fans frustrated. Our latest insights article breaks down how audience segmentation can help brands adapt their marketing strategy around these in-demand concerts: https://lnkd.in/eQY-C8_V
What brands can learn from fan frustrations over concert ticket sales - Clusters
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The US presidential election is at the top of everyone's newsfeed, but what's getting people in the UK to actually engage with the media coverage? Read more on our blog: https://lnkd.in/eQr4Cx55
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Lime green and "brat summer" ruled the pop culture landscape, but are the emerging microtrends for autumn worth engaging with? Read our insights and recommendations here: https://lnkd.in/dZHhp2Ef
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