YouGov report explores in depth how brands can reach tech consumers worldwide

Around the world, different markets have very different breakdowns of tech consumers, with Europe’s early adopters smaller than North America’s or Asia’s. This varies even further on a country level, as the report ultimately shows.

The report sets out to answer the question of how brands can effectively identify, understand and target the international and difficult-to-define group of technophiles which this whitepaper looks at. It then builds on this, providing guidance to tech brands who want to reach all consumers, not just the tech-focused.

This ambitious whitepaper takes a nation-by-nation look at attitudes to technology, drilling down not just on a geographical level but also to individual tech solutions. After profiling the early adopters of tech, it turns its focus to smart home tech, wearables, digital assistants, and beyond.

And while global attitudes can’t be neatly categorised by one overall finding, the whitepaper makes a number of exciting and interesting findings – including Great Britain’s high rate of latecomers to tech, who make up nearly half the population; the promising nature of markets in South and South East Asia, in some parts where dedicated followers make up the largest portion of consumers; and how the diversity of attitudes worldwide should be drawn upon by sellers to help them reach a wider audience.

It features a sweeping look at markets internationally and in rapidly developing areas like India, as well as providing practical and specific insights into what consumers want in Great Britain and Western Europe, making it a valuable resource for marketers and manufacturers of all shapes and sizes.

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