Conducting online research in Côte d’Ivoire has many benefits when done right. Thanks to our engaged and representative consumer panel of thousands of members we are able to run research projects in a fast and cost effective manner.
It allows for easy tracking of trends and consumer behavior changes around a large number of product categories, brands and topics.
Representative online panel in Côte d’Ivoire with a robust quality
During a period of time, we ask consumers to share their opinions about brands in Côte d’Ivoire. Based on their responses, we can put together a report with reliable data, from real panelists based across the country (Abidjan, Bouaké, Yamoussoukro, etc), from all ages, gender and with different consumption habits.
Up-to-date consumer perceptions with our sample provider in Africa
By using our proprietary online panel in Côte d’Ivoire you can take your business to another level. On a daily basis, consumers of all ages, social-economic classes and locations across Africa, respond to our brand surveys. As a result, we can provide our clients with unique insights into up-to-date consumer perceptions and attitudes towards brands across a wide-range of product categories.
Benefits of our consumer panel in Côte d’Ivoire
Diversified
Members recruitment channels: Advertising campaigns, social-network influencers, offline ambassadors, etc
Detailed
All panelists profiled during initial sign-up
Engaged
Panelists are encouraged to visit the app on a daily basis, with daily surveys available for them
Trustful
Panel sign-up with the members’ Google / Android account (unique)
Targeted
Leverage profiling data to target specific groups
Quality
Panelists are scored based on the quality of their answers. Priority is given to higher-score panelists.
How can our online panel in Côte d’Ivoire give you insights?
In a study conducted to discover the best recommended dairy brands in Côte d’Ivoire, we found that unlike in certain countries on the continent, where the dairy markets are more localized, in Côte d’Ivoire the international players seem to be a firm favorite, perhaps due to lack of local production and less difficulties and costs importing these foreign products. Resourceful insights like this can help your brand succeed in different markets.
Curious to learn more about our insights in Côte d’Ivoire using the online panel? Check our blog for more!
Panel Demographics in Côte d’Ivoire
Country population
26 million
Urban
88 %
Rural
12 %
Smartphone penetration
~ 40%
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