InSitesConsulting PressRoom

March 2012

1. 14 Mar

   Majority of US youngsters feels happy

   Just under six out of ten (57%) of US youngsters aged 15 to 25 consider themselves to be happy. Only 1 out of 8 feel unhappy. This is revealed by the results of a large-scale new youth survey by InSites Consulting amongst more than 4,000 respondents in 16 countries. The top 3 countries with the largest share of happy youth are Brazil, India and China, where just under 7 youngsters out of 10 feel happy. Sweden and Russia are the numbers 4 and 5.

February 2012

1. 15 Feb

   Two thirds of the USA youth believe 2012 will be better

   Two out of three (67%) USA youngsters aged 15 to 25 expect 2012 to become a better year than the previous one. A mere 7% have a real pessimistic view on the coming year and thinks that maybe last year was better after all. This is why the USA Millennials are amongst the more optimistic in the world, so is revealed by the results of a large-scale new youth survey by InSites Consulting amongst more than 4,000 respondents in 16 countries.

January 2012

1. 30 Jan

   InSites Consulting ready for future growth

   Despite the challenging economic climate, InSites Consulting has managed to grow its business with 28% in 2011, bringing total revenues to more than €16 million. Next to the existing offices in Ghent, Rotterdam and London, it opened new offices in Timisoara and New York, thus expanding to a total of 120 employees. The research agency was awarded as best research agency in the Netherlands and nominated for best new agency in the UK.

2. 24 Jan

   Monique van Holland van Unilever naar InSites Consulting

   Marktonderzoeksbureau InSites Consulting, winnaar van de MOAwards 2011, is trots aan te kondigen dat Monique van Holland het Nederlandse team per januari 2012 heeft versterkt als Research Director FMCG.

December 2011

1. 06 Dec

   Social Media Integration

   38% of British & American companies are still in their infancy when integrating social media in their company. 12% have fully integrated the new media. Companies from the financial and health industry are lagging behind, whereas Tech & Telco and the media sector are ahead. The main barrier to change is the unclear financial return, there is a positive correlation between the extent of social media integration and the financial results.