OnePoll has once again collaborated with Nestle Professional for the BuzzBites reports. The reports aim to delve deeper into consumer attitudes and behaviour as well as to look at the current issues facing the food industry.
Man buns, love them or loathe them there’s no getting away from them. You can’t go 5 yards without encountering at least one. But who has the world’s coolest man bun? Mattel commissioned research with OnePoll to find out.
it’s official, life really was better in the ‘good old days’. Our study for animal charity, SPANA, found that 50% of adults over 50 preferred life when they were kids.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory has been named the nation’s favourite children’s book in our survey for the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Press.
Health apps are changing our motivation to exercise, our survey for Lucozade Sport reveals. A whopping 52% of those surveyed revealed they would be more likely to be active if they used a health app. But motivation isn’t the only thing driving the use of apps
British voters are concerned that fake news could have an impact on the forthcoming general election, our survey for Broadband Genie. 42% of the 2,000 UK adults believed that fake news had influenced last years (2016) EU Referendum.
It’s that time of year again when an entire continent goes off their heads for some cheesy pop music and national stereotypes. That’s right, it’s Eurovision!
As part of an ongoing marketing campaign, Nationwide commissioned a series of surveys to find out more about the people of Great Britain. Each survey took a specific age group and identified the average characteristics of that demographic.
As official research partner for Planet Retail, we were commissioned to conduct B2B research for a project in partnership with technology retailer, Digimarc. The research looks at how the retail environment is transforming as a result of the expanding purchase options online and the impact of these changes on consumer behaviour and retail spending strategies.
The Shambles in York has been named as Britain’s prettiest street in our survey for National Express. The 14th Century street, with its wall to wall timber framed buildings, took the top spot ahead of Edinburgh’s Royal Mile and The Circus in Bath.
More than half of UK adults can’t identify a sparrow according to our survey for pre-school series, Twirlywoos. In fact, the survey found that people’s knowledge of birds is generally quite poor.
Many British parents are prepared to remortgage their homes, borrow cash, and give up on family holidays to pay for private tuition, our survey for SchoolExams.co.uk has revealed. 45% of the 1,000 parents of 10-16-year-olds surveyed believe that paying for extra tuition is crucial to guarantee success in exams.
