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Whilst many places around the world are still in the grasp of a serious pandemic,
here in Australia, we are seeing a relaxing of restrictions.
The first phase of restrictions is ending, and we are in a period of flux. All the
conversations we are having with our clients reflect this change as we all plan for
‘what’s next’.
As a result, there is not a significant amount of brand activity to report for us to
share and discuss. Instead, we are reporting on the shift in consumer mood, both
positive and negative as we contemplate a new phase.
The second part of this week’s update is the Meaningful Brands COVID-19
research we conducted, which gives insight into what consumers think it means to
be a Meaningful Brand right now. We hope you find it useful.
- Laura, Olly, Jon and Bohdi
A word from the editors on the week that was
12. Our prediction?
Brands will have an opportunity to help people indulge their
pent-up demand for wanderlust and socialising,
while supporting them through financial uncertainty.
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13. Meaningful Brands Study
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A quantitative research study that explores how brands
can be meaningful in the context of COVID-19