This ongoing study, which will be conducted twice a week, with reporting out once per week while the situation remains fluid, will measure the changes in consumers’ attitudes and behaviors resulting from the virus.
This fast-moving crisis is deeply impacting American's behavior and attitude. This project will establish a baseline from which we’ll measure ongoing changes in consumers’ attitudes and behaviors resulting from the virus.
To help support our clients and friends, RTi is running consumer sentiment tracking research that you can access FREE of charge. Brands and businesses are sure to be reshaped, and it is our job as insights professionals to help our organizations navigate during this tumultuous time.
This first wave of our COVID-19 consumer sentiment tracking research will be a helpful baseline from which we'll measure ongoing changes (approximately twice a week) in consumers' attitudes and behaviors resulting from the virus.
Census balanced:
• Age
• Gender
• Ethnicity
• Region
• Household income
Dynata
The first wave of this project is a PPT deck. Subsequent waves will be digital only.
Timing: RTi will be conducting 2 waves of research per week, and reporting out once per week while the situation remains fluid.
RTi RESEARCH turns data into meaning, something that can be communicated simply and acted upon effectively. For nearly 40 years, we’ve been bringing the customer voice to the corporate decision-making process through our wide range of quantitative and qualitative marketing research services and methods. What’s different today are the technologies that allow us to gather and mine enormous amounts of data and the resulting struggle to figure out what it all means. Navigating this starts with understanding when to leverage new, innovative data collection and analytic technologies, techniques and methods, or when a traditional approach is best; and culminates in finding meaning in all that data and sharing it through innovative storytelling. Turning data into meaning is how we support our clients’ success.
Lisa Cooper, Senior Vice President, RTi
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