Liquor stores nationally are witnessing enormous queues and hefty sales as lockdown level 3 marks a lifting of the ban on alcohol sales. However, the market is expected to witness a shift in the consumers’ alcohol-buying behaviour as they settle into level 3. Borderless Access therefore, conducted a study to understand this change in behaviour and how it might impact the alcohol industry.
Liquor bounces back: Anticipated alcohol consumption post lockdown
Topics: designing market research studies, digital consumer behaviour, south africa market research, digital research, digital market research, digital online research, digital data collection, alcohol consumption south africa covid, alcohol purchase south africa covid
Making a Case for Digital Online Research in Africa with Unilever – A Case Study
The last 10 years will go down in history as the decade when the digital age actually took root. This was the year the world was, for the first time, dominated by internet-driven things, from social media to smartphones; voice-enabled devices to augmented and virtual reality; and everything else associated with them. And their influence on our society as a whole was and continues to be all-encompassing.
Topics: market research, digital consumer behaviour, artificial intelligence market research, Africa market research, south africa market research, digital research, digital market research, digital online research, africa unilever, digital data collection
Misperceptions of digital online research, and how these are overcome
Digital online research is without doubt the optimum way to gather research and uncover insights in the African continent. Yet it is taking time to gain traction. Ejaz Mirza of Borderless Access discusses some of the misperceptions that exist around the industry - and how progressive service providers are addressing these.
Topics: PAMRO, digital market research, digital online research, online research, digital data collection, Ornico
Why digital online research can offer Africa advantageous insight
Digital online research is taking off slowly in Africa, despite offering the continent so many evident benefits over traditional methods, says Ejaz Mirza, AVP client development of Middle East and Africa at Borderless Access.
Topics: adaptive research, digital research, digital online research, africa unilever, online research, digital data collection