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Re-engineering the customer experience to meet changing needs is accelerating growth for the UK's most emotionally connected brands.
Read our new article featured in https://t.co/Boh2qNjmQD's series on using emotional connection to create superior CX.
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The rising needs for exploration, inspiration & control are re-shaping the entertainment and content sector.
Brands have to keep their fingers on the pulse of changing emotional needs to succeed.
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Introducing LENS - our Live Emotional Needs System for monitoring changing emotional needs and guiding brands in delivering more relevant products, experiences and communications.
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We're proud to be the new title sponsor of the FA Women's Super League @FAWSL. We're really excited to see the professional women's game develop and give more girls the opportunity to play football. #BarclaysFAWSL ⚽
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@Anna_Kessel@WomensSport We agree @Anna_Kessel. Our recent research on women in sport shows some media broadcasters get it right and others have work to do, regardless of how much it is covered. Tone and style matters greatly. https://t.co/VDi3ykv2bY
According to a @Netfluential survey, more than half of TV viewers (52%) thought the @BBC should be doing more to encourage #women to participate in #sport. The figures were 50% for Sky, 44% for ITV, 36% for Channel 4, 33% for Facebook, and 31% for BT - https://t.co/l6WhrCECr6
"Consumer insights consultancy @netfluential survey says UK viewers want more women’s sport on TV
- 71% of UK adults say showing more women’s sport would be good
- 61% of young women would “feel more confident if there were more people like me on TV"
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Research from consumer insights consultancy @netfluential has found that a majority of British and Northern Irish viewers want broadcasters to do more to encourage women to play sports.
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Could video kill the PowerPoint star when it comes to displaying research findings? We take a look at how @Netfluential used interactive video to communicate a vast amount of data with @Samsung#mrx https://t.co/azwjU1Ysad
Could video kill the PowerPoint star when it comes to displaying research findings? We take a look at how @Netfluential used interactive video to communicate a vast amount of data with @Samsung#mrx https://t.co/UQkEuLszGZ