Their research reveals that the burden goes well beyond the physical pain. The impact is persistent and debilitating, affecting all areas of life…
Category: Powered by Dynata
Working with leading research and insights firm Dynata, we survey thousands of Australians about the brands they actually use to find the top performers.
Chasing bucket list moments: Two thirds of Europeans are looking to experience something big this year, according to new Mastercard research1.
A global study from Norton — powered by Dynata and published by Stockhouse, among other publications — has discovered new ways people are looking to incorporate AI into their online dating habits (and how the use of AI may lead to online dating scams as well).
New polling conducted last month by Dynata surveyed over 3000 social media users, including teenagers, as part of the Let Them Be Kids campaign…
Unicorny’s recent 2-part podcast episode featured Dynata’s Steven Millman alongside industry experts Dom Hawes and Jonathan Harris. This discussion dives into the metaphorical shift from “building faster horses” to “creating cars,” illustrating how AI is poised to revolutionize business practices beyond mere efficiency improvements.
A recent study from Discover Personal Loans — powered by Dynata and referenced by Bankrate — found that high interest rates are having a profound impact on American homeowners. Among 1,500 homeowners surveyed, 84% who had planned to buy a new home say interest rates have affected their decision.
An article on Journal L’Union recently featured results from the 2024 SoWine/Dynata Barometer — a study released by the SoWine agency and powered by Dynata. Specifically the study found that after wine (60%) and beer (58%), champagne is now the third most popular drink among French consumers.
A new study for Movember — powered by Dynata and published by the Toronto Sun, among other publications — found that 75% of Canadian men are unaware that Testicular Cancer is the most common cancer in young men.
A new survey from HungerRush™ — powered by Dynata and published in Yahoo Finance — reveals that 81% of consumers would rather change their mealtime or skip dining out than pay surge or dynamic price increases.