The Fashion Pandemic

We’re speaking to a nationally representative pool of US citizens to find out how they are feeling about a range of topics in these unprecedented times. The COVID-19 pandemic has pretty much [...]

In February 2019, AudienceNet conducted comprehensive, quantitative research among a demographically representative sample of the urban population in Indian (n=1,520, aged 18+). Quotas were set [...]

With the #MeToo and Time’s Up movements consuming headlines and cover pages of mainstream newspapers and magazines, Women’s Marches taking place across the world and prominent women like Beyoncé [...]

Attitudes towards religions are commonly reported on, but rarely in a way that allows relative comparisons. As such, we conducted research among the US adult (18+) population (N=1150), asking [...]

Ever since learning about compulsory voting during a PSHE lesson at school, I have always been really interested in the idea and whether it has any effect or not. Obviously, it does increase [...]

In our recent Omnibus survey of 1019 Americans who had a relationship with each brand listed, we asked which companies Americans trusted to keep the public’s personal details private. Trust is [...]

To investigate the platform’s impact on Australian business, Instagram recently commissioned AudienceNet to survey a combination of Australian Instagrammers, aged over 18, and Small and [...]

Mental health viewed as the largest contributor to America’s gun violence epidemic A few weeks ago, the Embassy of China in Washington warned Chinese tourists about the “highly frequent” gun [...]

At AudienceNet we like to mix our favourite things when conducting research – two of those things are politics and pop culture! With celebrities seemingly becoming more and more involved in [...]

The Goal I recently came across a thought-provoking quote about inclusivity, by one of the most celebrated marketing gurus, Philip Kotler. It said, “being inclusive is not about being similar; it [...]