Post by account_disabled on Jan 7, 2024 23:38:41 GMT -5
Due to the current pandemic, the business landscape as we know it has changed irrevocably , ever since global governments began ordering their inhabitants to stay indoors and work from home. Through policies such as “social distancing” and directives to “flatten the curve” and prevent further infections, the results of these measures are stark and sobering from a financial perspective, and the results will likely not be fully understood until things return to a relatively normal situation. At the same time , new trends have emerged in response to new industry standards and consumer behavior , as markets adjust to the “new normal.” Although most countries have partially reopened, it will take time as economists and governments hold out hope for a vaccine and the opportunity to give their economies the boost they need. Today, one-third of global consumers agree that they will reassess the things they value most and stop taking certain things for granted . As for Spain, consumers are quickly adapting to the reality that is the "new normal" , now more rational, looking for savings while worrying about healthier eating.
From e-commerce emerging as a leading alternative to physical stores, to media streaming platforms being used to bridge the gap between brands and audiences. Companies have had to take a Phone Number List radical leap to digitally transform, so as not to stop . With new industry standards and perspectives, what does the future hold for companies looking to innovate in this era of unprecedented change? What potential successes, opportunities and risks must businesses face to thrive in a post-lockdown region? Digimind , the leading social and market intelligence software powered by AI, published its latest report, the result of observing and monitoring public conversations around Covid-19 in Spain and four Latin American countries. The report analyzed key trends from more than 600,000 mentions surrounding the Covid-19 pandemic and the lifting of lockdown measures , as well as additional data on post-lockdown consumer activities, outlooks and brands. The report highlights consumer trends, priorities and purchasing intent in a post-lockdown climate, and highlights business and marketing strategies that can be employed to boost online visibility and audience receptiveness in a time of need.
Changing behaviors. Some of the brands studied: Netflix, YouTube, Nintendo, Spotify, Amazon, El Corte Inglés, Nike, Puma, Decathlon and many more. Spain among the top 3 countries that continues discussing deconfinement The end of the de-escalation in Spain brought with it new positive cases of Covid-19, which spread fear of a resurgence in the population. Just one day after the end of the state of alarm, the debate on security measures reached the highest peak with more than 6 thousand mentions. The fear that people would not comply with safety regulations (one of the most expressed emotions in the period analyzed, 18%) and speculation about the future were increasing: are we going to be able to anticipate and stop a possible resurgence of the coronavirus? However, despite being the country in which the most conversations were generated around deconfinement, 68.7% of the conversations analyzed, Spanish Internet users showed intentions of going out compared to 31.3% who spoke of staying at home.
From e-commerce emerging as a leading alternative to physical stores, to media streaming platforms being used to bridge the gap between brands and audiences. Companies have had to take a Phone Number List radical leap to digitally transform, so as not to stop . With new industry standards and perspectives, what does the future hold for companies looking to innovate in this era of unprecedented change? What potential successes, opportunities and risks must businesses face to thrive in a post-lockdown region? Digimind , the leading social and market intelligence software powered by AI, published its latest report, the result of observing and monitoring public conversations around Covid-19 in Spain and four Latin American countries. The report analyzed key trends from more than 600,000 mentions surrounding the Covid-19 pandemic and the lifting of lockdown measures , as well as additional data on post-lockdown consumer activities, outlooks and brands. The report highlights consumer trends, priorities and purchasing intent in a post-lockdown climate, and highlights business and marketing strategies that can be employed to boost online visibility and audience receptiveness in a time of need.
Changing behaviors. Some of the brands studied: Netflix, YouTube, Nintendo, Spotify, Amazon, El Corte Inglés, Nike, Puma, Decathlon and many more. Spain among the top 3 countries that continues discussing deconfinement The end of the de-escalation in Spain brought with it new positive cases of Covid-19, which spread fear of a resurgence in the population. Just one day after the end of the state of alarm, the debate on security measures reached the highest peak with more than 6 thousand mentions. The fear that people would not comply with safety regulations (one of the most expressed emotions in the period analyzed, 18%) and speculation about the future were increasing: are we going to be able to anticipate and stop a possible resurgence of the coronavirus? However, despite being the country in which the most conversations were generated around deconfinement, 68.7% of the conversations analyzed, Spanish Internet users showed intentions of going out compared to 31.3% who spoke of staying at home.