Populus was formed with a simple idea in mind: in order
to succeed, organisations, businesses and brands must first understand what matters most to the people who matter
most to them.
MPs are divided with regards to how David Cameron’s record in Prime Minister will go down in history, according to recent Populus MP Panel research.
Conservative MPs consider economic recovery to be the most laudable achievement of David Cameron’s governments, but what do Labour MPs think?
Why do some news stories stick in the public’s minds more than others? Do people that notice particular news stories have anything in common?
The public demanded change in 2016. The question for businesses now is how should they respond? What can they do to avoid a tangle of red tape and very public inquests into their behaviour?
The closure of GB Energy has been swiftly handled by industry regulator Ofgem, but is the incident an early indication of a looming reputation crisis for the energy sector?
In November, recall of businesses in the news was largely drowned out by Donald Trump’s victory and the aftermath of his election. Nonetheless two companies featured highly in every week of this month’s top ten most noticed business stories: M&S; and Tesco.
Now that the rugby autumn internationals are well underway, we thought we’d do a quick investigation into the types of people that will be tuning into the games over the next few weeks.
Populus reputation expert Laurence Stellings discusses why Tesco Bank needs to up its comms game if it is to protect its reputation.