According to the National Study Profiles by Focus Bari | YouGov, more than one in two Greeks have installed/use an ad blocker either in their browser or their mobile, and this proportion reaches two out of three among the younger age groups; main reasons are to avoid annoying/intrusive adverts, viruses/malwares and enhance safety.

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What are Greeks thinking about Artificial Intelligence? Is it a step of progress or a threat?  Discover what the world thinks about AI through the latest Focus Bari | YouGov multi-country survey!  See the full presentation here

In view of Saint Valentines, YouGov Profiles by Focus Bari | YouGov reveals the contemporary views of Greeks regarding Love and Marriage: discover what Greeks feel about the institution of marriage, the extent to which they depend on their family’s approval of their partner, the degree in which they relate their personal happiness with a relationship and much more! See the whole presentation here

Is remote work going to continue after the pandemic? According to Focus Bari | YouGov latest survey, two out of five Greeks have worked or still work remotely during the last two years, they find a lot of benefits and drawbacks in working from home, and ideally, they wish for a combination of both remote and office work after the pandemic ends. See the full presentation of the survey results here

How open are Greeks in sharing their personal data? Which data are they willing to share and under which prerequisites? What do they expect in return? Find out all you wanted to know about Greeks and GDPR in Focus Bari | YouGov new national survey!  See the full presentation here

How have two years of pandemic affected Greeks’ professional and financial status?  Who and how many are those who have managed to exploit the new opportunities that arise in every crisis?  Discover the new  Focus Bari | YouGov National Survey results here

According to the latest national survey by Focus Bari, 56% of Greeks report a unstable psychological condition currently due to the pandemic, while their health status and social life has worsened substantially as opposed to two years ago, before the pandemic. See the full results here

Consumption of private labels at the Greek supermarkets has skyrocketed at 94% in 2021 according to the latest study conducted by Focus Bari via the Focus Bari | YouGov private online panel. The market of private labels seems to have grown tremendously within the last twenty years, comparing results of three national studies : Το 2000, ο ένας στους δύο Έλληνες καταναλωτές (50%) αγόραζαν τακτικά/συστηματικά τουλάχιστον ένα είδος σε private label.

• In 2000, one in two Greeks (50%) regularly purchased at least one product category of private labels.
• This proportion is found at 77% in the study of 2010, and has reached 94% in the July 2021 study.
• What also seems impressively increased is the variety of different product categories that consumers prefer to buy in private labels : with toilet paper and napkins at the top, followed by detergents and cleaners, around 40 different product categories are purchased in private labels at the Greek supermarkets.
• Interestingly, both in the 2010 and the 2021 studies, the majority of consumers perceive private labels as “value for money products”, yet…
• If a branded product is found at an offer or a price approaching that of the private label, the majority of consumers tend to prefer the branded one.

Key Learning : brands hold their power, provided they approach consumers with empathy in view of the squeezed economic & pandemic conditions

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According to a new global survey conducted by Focus Bari | YouGov in 17 countries, the pandemic year has brought about new shopping habits as well as consumption of specific food categories and food delivery habits among the Greeks.  Actually, the survey showed that:

• Four out of ten Greeks shopped supermarket goods online at least once during the pandemic, and one out of three intend to keep this habit in the future.
• 13% say they prefer the online channel as their main one for supermarket shopping, while 9% intend to adopt this habit in the future, as well.
• As far as specific sources are concerned, nine out of ten have shopped at least once directly from the e-shop of their supermarket of preference, while one out of three have also shopped supermarket goods via the app of a food delivery service.
• More than one in three Greeks have increased consumption of fresh fruit and vegetables during the pandemic, as well as that of house cleaning products.
• On the contrary, the survey notes a considerable drop in the purchase of pre-cooked meals, ready meals and alcohol.

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See some key highlights of the Focus Bari & Vodafone study on Greek Women in Business here