Articles Tagged ‘Vividata’
Readership for news content is holding steady
Vividata’s fall report also shows that broadcast’s portion of TV audiences continues to slip.
Automotive, betting and gaming sites have gotten big traffic boosts
Vividata’s SCC Metrica Fusion Database finds related sites have seen increases in both total traffic and repeat visits.
Young and BIPOC Canadians more likely to be heavy mobile internet users
Vividata’s spring data also shows which apps and activities are most popular among those on their phones the most.
Report paints a post-pandemic picture
Vividata’s latest report takes a look at how COVID-19 has impacted consumer behaviour, and how it may affect things moving forward.
Newcomers to Canada consume more digital media: report
More than 60 million Chinese adults hope to move to Canada in the next two years.
Magazine reach is dipping but newspapers are holding fast
Vividata’s spring survey does show, however, that younger Canadians have increased readership since the pandemic began.
Twenty percent of Canadian adults have used food delivery services: study
Vividata’s latest report ranks Skip The Dishes as the most popular service, followed by UberEATS and DoorDash.
Behind the Uber Eats IG integration
The food delivery platform integrates with IG to help restaurants make stronger consumer connections and increase orders.
Latest database examines on- and offline behaviour during COVID-19
Vividata’s SCC Metrica Fusion Database combines consumer survey data and passive digital measurement analysis.
Podcast listening is on the rise and increasingly female
A pair of studies provide snapshots of this young, ad-tolerant Canadian audience.
A glimpse into South Asian Canadians’ media habits
Vivintel provides insights into social and traditional media consumption in Toronto, Vancouver, Edmonton and Calgary.
Vivintel offers media snapshot of Chinese Canadians
The internet accounts for a higher-than-average amount of media use in a community with higher-than-average household income.
Newspaper reach, influence continues to drop
The bright spot is community news, where reach is still strong among all demos.
Magazines show a notable dip in product influence
Readers are less stuck on print than before, and the desire to purchase featured products might be eroding slightly.
Jays may have lost the Playoffs, but fan loyalty is good news for sponsors
The fans tend to skew older, but Gen X and Y follow somewhat closely, and half notice sponsors.
