If you think you know, you’re not listening...

Each week, Leger will publish a survey conducted in partnership with the Association for Canadian Studies (ACS), and published in The Canadian Press, to help governments, businesses and citizens better understand the attitudes and behaviours of Canadians in the face of the current health and economic crisis. This series of surveys is available on Leger’s website.

It is an uncertain time for people and brands in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. People around the world are feeling insecure and anxious, and brands are looking for the best ways to respond in this time of crisis. Focal Point has decided to conduct a Syndicated Study to identify how COVID-19 is affecting consumer’s behaviors, attitudes and expectations specifically for the automotive sector.

The experience we are living through because of the epidemic COVID-19 is definitely new and unexpected for most of us. COVID-19 have definitely upset our habits, our daily life, our social relationships, the very way of working of many people, not only for the present time but likely for the future too.

As the COVID-19 epidemic winds down, the aftermath is slowly beginning. As pessimistic predictions by economists and politicians are moving into mass media, the public is becoming more and more concerned what awaits our world in the following months and years. At Institute for market and media research, Mediana, we wanted to measure the expectations for the future of citizens in three countries in the region - Slovenia, Croatia and Serbia. They were posed a number of questions regarding their personal financial situation, savings, happiness and predictions for the economy and unemployment following the COVID-19 epidemic.

Online Survey Findings from April 13 to May 5, 2020

Brands are tapping the current market potential by taking agile decisions and diversifying into different businesses. This research unravels the different strategy adopted by smart brands to adopt and gain the most from current scenario.

The education industry is slowly moving towards online education due to the lockdown; the study tracks the challenges faced by educators and students while using E-learning platforms during the lockdown.

While the lockdown has persistently influenced consumers to adapt to the new-normal, Thinking Hats unearths insights to assess the impact of lockdown on the consumer’s fitness regime, and their acceptance of online fitness apps in these times

How students who are preparing for the university exam spend the covid-19 pandemic period

Ninth wave of ongoing AMC Global study on consumer perceptions during COVID-19 released today