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Data Center > Consumer Insight by Mark Dolliver
Try to Dine Out on This StoryAugust 23, 2010 Americans still say they're cutting back on restaurant dinners, finds a Rasmussen Reports poll, though this doesn't necessarily mean they're gathered around the family dinner table most nights.More The Angry AmericanAugust 23, 2010 A CNN/Opinion Research Corp. poll finds that Americans are (as the political pundits keep saying) angry these days, though some demographic groups more than others.More Fewer Toys for TotsAugust 23, 2010 A study by The NPD Group finds a decline in the number of people buying gifts for 0-to-2-year-olds.More Eat, Drink and Be HealthyAugust 09, 2010 An Ipsos Marketing survey finds consumers looking to foods and beverages for a wide range of health benefits.More Boomers Keen on Technology -- Up to a PointAugust 09, 2010 A Continuum Crew survey of boomers finds the Internet deeply embedded in their lives, even as they could take or leave phenomena like Facebook and Twitter.More Where People Seek Financial InformationAugust 09, 2010 Financial advisors, banks and CPAs lead the standings in a Public Policy Polling/Capstrat survey.More More Grooming, PleaseJuly 26, 2010 A survey for GQ and Allure magazines finds men and women alike feeling more pressure to care about how they look. And their grooming routines reflect this.More Maybe Demand Isn't So Pent UpJuly 26, 2010 Though people have been spending less, a Deloitte/Harrison Group poll finds they don't necessarily feel deprived.More Looking Online to Verify (or Rebut) Word-of-Mouth RecommendationsJuly 26, 2010 A Cone Inc. survey finds a majority of online respondents inclined to seek more information via the Internet when someone recommends a product or service to them, even if it's something as inconsequential as a movie.More Expelling Sugary Stuff from SchoolsJuly 26, 2010 While finding little enthusiasm for a "sin tax" on junk food and soda, Rasmussen Reports polling finds considerable support for banning the sale of sugary snacks and soft drinks in schools.More Cutting Tiger Woods Some SlackJuly 26, 2010 Despite last year's news of his extramarital adventures, respondents to a Harris Poll put him in a first-place tie (with Kobe Bryant) for favorite sports star.More Looking Ahead to Back-to-School Shopping (Sorry, Kids)July 26, 2010 Half the parents polled by Burst Media said they'll spend as much as or more than they did last year on school clothes and other supplies.More Don't Call Them 'Wired'July 12, 2010 A Pew Internet & American Life Project report looks at consumers' increasing propensity to go online wirelessly.More Catching Consumers With Mobile MessagesJuly 12, 2010 A Harris Interactive/1020 Placecast survey examines consumers' willingness to get different sorts of marketing messages on their cell phones/smartphones.More Hitting Our Spirits as Well as Our WalletsJuly 12, 2010 A StrategyOne survey looks at some non-financial effects of the recession.More Upper-Income TightwadsJuly 12, 2010 Though not as reluctant to make big purchases as are consumers in general, people in the $100,000-plus class are still wary of spending, says a BIGresearch report.More Still Tough Times for Small BusinessJuly 12, 2010 Small-company owners are more apt to see conditions getting worse for their business than getting better, finds the latest Discover Small Business Watch survey.More |
ADVERTISEMENT People Eleven Recruits Rob BagotRob Bagot has joined San Francisco-based Eleven in the new position of group creative director. For the past six years, Bagot has made the integration of large creative departments his calling card -- first at OgilvyOne, New York, where he directed over $400 million of integrated work on IBM, to most recently at McCann Worldgroup S.F., where he oversaw creative across McCann, Momentum and MRM for the Microsoft account. At Eleven, he reports to ecd and founder Rob Price.  Scott Howe's Fortunes Take a TurnTurn Inc. has added Scott Howe, an industry veteran and former vp of Microsoft Advertising Business, to its board of directors. Howe also served as president of Atlas International and vp, gm of Avenue A/Razorfish. "Scott is widely recognized as an accomplished leader in digital marketing. He has deep experience scaling fast-growing technology companies as well as expertise in online advertising and enterprise software," said Bill Demas, CEO at Turn. "His depth of knowledge on both the buy and sell side makes him an invaluable advisor." While leading Microsoft Advertising, he managed global revenue and cost responsibility of $2.6 billion annually across all emerging businesses related to online ads. ADVERTISEMENT
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