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Disney VS Netflix, What Consumers Really Think About Amazon & More Consumer Insights

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Disney VS Netflix, consumers’ thoughts about Amazon, and retail marketing insights. A summary of the most relevant consumer insight research. If you’re trying to keep up with the latest happenings, this is your one-stop-shop. Check out the previous consumer insights roundup here.

 

  • There doesn’t seem to be a clear winner in the Disney VS Netflix fight yet. According to a new survey by Piplsay, half of Americans surveyed said Disney Plus is “as good as” Netflix. On the other hand, 28% said it’s not as good, while 23% said they think it is better. In addition, 37% of respondents said Disney Plus is better than Amazon Prime Video and Hulu. Also, about 42% said Disney Plus is as good as Hulu. Finally, 40% said Disney Plus is as good as Prime Video.

 

  • A survey by Convey of 2,000 U.S. consumers indicates a good amount of people don’t really like Amazon but shop there any way to get free shipping. The survey found that 24% of those surveyed had negative views of Amazon’s impact on the retail industry. In a similar way, 27% felt “very or somewhat” negative about the company’s effect on the environment. However, 21% of those respondents who worried about Amazon’s impact on the industry still bought half of their goods on its site. About 24% who thought Amazon’s practices are damaging to the environment also bought half their stuff there. 

 

  • According to the “State of Consumer Behavior Report 2020” from Raydiant, 69% of respondents said a good in-store experience is either important or very important to them. Almost two-thirds (62%) find store associates helpful. More than half (57%) of respondents said they would go to physical locations for exclusive discounts, but 23% said they would care for unique experiences. More than 68% of respondents searched for a better price online after finding a product at a physical store.

 

  • A survey of more than 2,200 U.S. adults from Morning Consult and PRWeek found 41% of Millennials like when brands show their commitment to social causes. However, 39% think companies are trying too hard to make it look like they care. About half (46%) of Baby Boomers and Gen X feel (42%) feel that companies “try too hard”. Finally, 35% of Boomers and 33% of Gen X like brands that “show off their commitment.”

 

  • A new report from agency Boston Digital titled ‘How Brands’ Social Media Impacts Consumers’ that surveyed 554 respondents found brands need to be entertaining online. Two thirds (65%) of consumers say they are more likely to purchase from a company they’ve followed for a month. More than half (54%) are ‘very’ or ‘extremely’ likely to look at a company’s social presence while researching a product. However, more than half (51%) said content needs to be relevant to them.

 

 

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