Harris Poll and DoubleVerify, a provider of digital media measurement software and analytics have revealed the results of a new study showing that the majority
Source: Study: Consumers hold brands responsible for questionable content |
Harris Poll and DoubleVerify, a provider of digital media measurement software and analytics have revealed the results of a new study showing that the majority
Source: Study: Consumers hold brands responsible for questionable content |
Harris Poll and DoubleVerify, the leading independent provider of digital media measurement software and analytics, announced the results of a new study showing that the majority of consumers online say it is important that a brand advertises on content that is safe, accurate and trustworthy.
Source: Study: Consumers Reject Brands That Advertise on ‘Fake News’ and Objectionable Content Online
A new study from Dentsu Aegis finds that nearly half of U.S. consumers (45%) have taken steps in the past year to shrink their digital footprint.
Source: Study: U.S. Consumers Are Limiting Digital Activities 04/04/2019
The drumbeat of distrust is rising for online retail. Whereas shoppers have relied heavily on product reviews, they now lean on something new: pictures.
Source: A Retail Dilemma: Consumers Believe In Pictures As Digital Trust Declines
It seems like social media platforms can’t catch a break. Facebook and Twitter recently had the unwanted spotlight of accountability and transparency shined on them. And now it’s YoutTube’s turn. A growing litany of exposés by news organizations about how these platforms are riddled with bots, fake followers and fake accounts and more. All of […]
Most brands create a social media presence to build trust and foster a sense of familiarity with their target audience. Unfortunately, according to the Edelman Trust Barometer 2018, these efforts appear to be backfiring.
Source: Consumer Trust In Social Media Is Declining: Here’s How Brands Should Change Their Strategies
Not only do consumers want businesses to be open and honest in their social posts, they actually hold businesses to a higher standard than they hold for themselves.
Source: Consumers Expect Brands to Be Open and Honest on Social Media – eMarketer
Consumers have latched on to the words “open” and “transparency,” especially when hearing and learning about technology they don’t fully understand. Some 80% believe companies should tell consumershow and when they use AI, yet only 67% are somewhat familiar with the term.
Source: Consumers Catch On To ‘Open’ And ‘Transparent’ Buzzwords 06/22/2018