Posts Tagged ‘Trust’
Emotions With The Greatest Correlation To Brand Loyalty [CHART]
But while emotions were seen as the primary driver of loyalty across sectors, just 15% of consumers responding to Capgemini’s survey agreed that brands do a good job of bonding with them emotionally.
Read MoreReviews Role In Trusting A Business [CHART]
Reviews continue to be extremely important, as 94% of respondents use the internet multiple times a year to find local businesses, and the majority are more likely to use a business based on positive reviews.
Read MoreMost Trusted Sources Of Company Information [CHART]
Companies around the world are facing an ‘authenticity gap’ as they fail to meet customer expectations in key areas that drive authenticity, such as value and customer care. Trouble is, companies are considered the least credible when they’re talking about those particular areas.
Read MoreB2B Content Priorities [CHART]
More B2B content marketers this year than last are focused on building audiences. But does that mean that the content itself is becoming more customer-centric?
Read MoreB2B Technology Buying Cycle [INFOGRAPHIC]
This infographic from Scribewise illustrates the B2B technology buying cycle.
Read MoreAmericans' Trust In Mass Media, 2001-2017 [CHART]
Slightly more than 4 in 10 American adults trust the mass media to report the news fully, accurately and fairly.
Read MoreTeens' Trust In Ads By Gender [CHART]
Teens in the US are split when it comes to trusting the advertisements they see, read or hear.
Read MoreAutonomous Driving Activities [CHART]
When asked what activities they would conduct for the majority of time they were in a self-driving car, unsurprisingly, 39% of baby boomers said they would not ride in a self-driving car at all.
Read MoreTrust In Autonomous Vehicles [CHART]
Teens and younger millennials are still more likely to trust self-driving cars, while very few baby boomers do.
Read MoreConsumer Trust In News Sources [CHART]
Americans are more likely to trust news that they read about in the ewspaper or see on TV than they are to trust what they read online.
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