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Inflationary pressures are impacting three key audience segments, Older and Bolder, Family Frugality, and Young and Restless, in different ways. Read for the insights on each, and suggestions on targeted marketing strategies to ensure no one gets left behind.
The wild ride of the lockdown era is now behind us, so it’s time for a clear-eyed look at where we’ve landed. In this article, we share the topics that we’ll be researching this year, to ensure you can plan for the challenges and opportunities of the post-pandemic years.
Audience behaviour is shifting and it can be hard to know what to expect. Here are six audience behaviour trends to prepare for, according to the data from our October phase of the Audience Outlook Monitor.
Are audiences jumping at the chance to make up for lost time or are they settling into the winter blues? Let’s find out!
A big thank you to everyone who has been involved in the study in 2021. Thanks to you - the Australian arts sector is staying informed and is able to make decisions based on a robust greater awareness of how audiences are faring.
Read more about what we’ve learned in 2022 and how the data is being used.
The Culture Panel makes it easier for arts organisations to gather useful data from audiences when they need to.
It’s an easy way for you to offer support to organisations that need your help!
As the culture sector stares down a challenging year, we are pleased we can announce a further three phases of the Audience Outlook Monitor in Australia. We're keen to track how vaccination affects demand for live events and dig more into the factors influencing donations and spending on tickets. It's going to be a big year!
In this post Tandi shares what we learned in Phase 1, how it’s being used, and what will be different in Phase 2.
We’re pleased to announce that Patternmakers and WolfBrown will be conducting new research to support the arts and culture sector with robust and responsive intelligence to inform critical decision-making and planning over the coming months.
In this post, we share what this research is about, the topics it will be exploring, who it’s designed for, and ways to get involved.
We’re grateful for the support of the Australia Council for the Arts, Creative Victoria, Create NSW, Arts Queensland, and other partners to be announced.