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Each month we use our amazing platform and insight team to take a deep-dive into a different industry to understand current trends and what’s driving consumer behaviour. This month it’s Technology. Register to download the full PDF below and keep up to date on our content, including more industry insights, downloadable ebooks and reports, webinars & more…
Three key themes emerging from our recent work with the SurveyBods access panel.
More than half of consumers think that cyber bullying, negative content and time spent online are urgent issues that need addressing right now to avoid these negative impacts getting worse.
These concerns have become wide-spread, and mainstream; calls for more regulation to ensure online safety for kids as they grow increasingly active in the online social landscape.
“I am really concerned that technology could have a lot of bad impacts on people’s lives later down the road.”
As social media continues to dominate online activity, accounting for almost two hours of an average UK user’s daily life(!) – consumers are increasingly worried about the longer term, existential threat tech poses. Despite 45% feeling more connected due to tech, there are many consumers who are concerned that it is ‘stopping people from having real relationships’.
With 3 in 10 feeling pessimistic about the future due to technology, in an increasingly bleak political and economic environment, there’s no doubt tech-negativity will grow and brands will need to work ever-harder to engage audiences via online platforms in a meaningful way.
Over 30% of consumers are pessimistic about the future of technology. In a world where working life has been turned on its head, and economic uncertainty drives grave concern, consumers are seriously worried about the long term future of their jobs as technology takes over, making many roles obsolete.
“I think technology can help to improve our lives, but I feel that we need to be careful that people’s jobs are not made obsolete by technology.”
“Technology will be used to render people’s jobs obsolete without a society able to provide alternative employment and training.”
Understand the changing mindset of shoppers with Researchbods.
Our proprietary access panel SurveyBods can help to answer all your retail-related questions, and our insight community platform ex-plor has a wide-ranging toolkit to capture shopping behaviours and attitudes – from discussion rooms and diary studies to surveys.
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