Who do you trust?
Consumers most distrust banks and telecommunications firms, according to new research released in Australia by Grey Group Australia and conducted by Sweeney Research
According to a report in AdNews, the Grey Sweeney Trust Scale Survey, will offer a new perspective on trust in brands and organisations. It was an online poll of 1500 people, conducted in Australia in August. Key highlights:
70% said firms are money hungry and too focused on profits.
20% highlighted banks or telcos as organisations they no longer trust
54% could think of an organisation or brand they no longer trust
59% placed more trust in Australian companies than overseas firms
Reassuringly, Aussies do have high levels of trust for charities, with The Salvation Army the most trusted brand. This is followed by Google, Australia Post and Medicare. When they look at the business sector, airlines are the most trusted, beating food manufacturers, sporting bodies and supermarket chains.
Does the rest of Asia concur with these findings, or are us Australians just a very different animal?
Blog Network
- 360° Digital Influence Blog
- Arijit Sengupta, Delhi
- Blankanvas
- Dev Das, Bangalore
- Digital Influence Mapping Project
- Emilio Robles, Sydney
- Influential Marketing
- OgilvyImpact
- Questions D’Influence
- Social Media in China and Asia
- The Communications Room
- The Open Room
- Thought Leadership, Sydney
- Tweed
- WPP Advertising Insights
- WPP Public Relations Insights
Categories
- Australia (44)
- Best Practices (21)
- China (42)
- Digital Influence (141)
- Digital Reputation (21)
- Events (31)
- Facebook (18)
- foursquare (3)
- Hong Kong (21)
- How-To (13)
- India (7)
- Influencers (23)
- Infographics (7)
- Japan (5)
- Korea (3)
- Malaysia (13)
- Measurement (8)
- Philippines (3)
- quoted (1)
- Research & Insights (41)
- Search (5)
- Singapore (14)
- Social Media (28)
- Taiwan (2)
- Thailand (2)
- Twitter (15)
- Uncategorized (1)
- Vietnam (4)
- Word of Mouth Marketing (20)
Tags
- apple
- applications
- Asia
- Australia
- B2B Social Media
- Blogging
- brands
- Brian Giesen
- China
- community
- digital
- Digital Influence
- Events
- expo
- Foursquare
- government
- Hong Kong
- India
- influencer
- iPad
- Malaysia
- marketing
- media
- mixi
- Mobile
- Nielsen
- ogilvy
- OgilvyOne
- online
- Public relations
- research
- shanghai
- Social Media
- Social network
- social networks
- Stats
- Thomas Crampton
- training
- video
- Virals
- work
- wsj
Recent Posts
- Social Media and Corporate Boards: 5 Key Questions
- Campaign Activation? Forget about Twitter, Google does
- Don’t DI-lete: A Weekly China Digital Influence Update
- Locations based services booming
- Ogilvy On: Foursquare for Business (The Slides)
Recent Comments
- I can’t vouch for their “indexability” but... Campaign Activation? Forget about Twitter, Google does
- Okay, I’m about to say something that may not be... Campaign Activation? Forget about Twitter, Google does
- Pardon my ignorance but won’t facebook overcome these... Campaign Activation? Forget about Twitter, Google does
- Hi Steve I think you misinterpreted me. There is absolutely a... Campaign Activation? Forget about Twitter, Google does
- I’m a heavy user of tabs – at home... Web Browser Tabs are Cutting User’s Online Attention Span (Usability)
Other Blogs
- What the VMworld Labs Demonstrated About the Cloud
- Police in 14 Countries Raid File-Sharing Hosts And Hit Close to Wikileaks
- In-Flight Wi-Fi War: Row 44 Raises $37 Million to Challenge GoGo
- 50 Days Of Logos? All We Can Take Is 1 Day Of Logos.
- Firefox 4 Beta, Now With Faster Graphics And Visual Sound
- Yahoo!’s User Interface Library Learns To Love Being Touched, Gestured At
- Google Courts Yahoo Users With One-Click Account Creation
- Still Think The iTunes 10 Icon Sucks? Our Ten Reader Alternatives
- The New iPod Order: Click Wheel Dethroned, Touch Screen Crowned
- Chris Sacca’s Lowercase Capital Adds $20 Million To Its Coffers
- Mozilla Launches Initiative to Promote Browser Games
- Exclusive: Digg’s Lunch Menu And A Terrible Hot Dog Scaling Solution
- Mozilla Hopes Web Games Will Remind Us That Browsers Are Still Awesome
- Oracle CEO Larry Ellison Rips “Vindictive” HP Lawsuit
- Archiving Iraq: One Wikipedia Entry's Edit Wars, Printed in 12 Volumes
- More from the Daily Influence
Network Feed
- Gov 2.0 Summit: Lessons from TED
- Seedcamp Comes to Singapore
- Would you check in at your next checkup? Healthcare and location-based social networks
- China’s Netizens: More Numerous, More Engaged
- Let's Accelerate the "Consumerization of IT"
- Want a great Facebook Page? Get engaged with your fans
- Fresh Thinking Saves the Video Star
- Where Should Brands Spend Their Social Media Budget?
- 360 DI Gov 2.0 Musings
- 5 Ideas From A Global Journey Through Beer Marketing
- Cultivating an attitude of gratitude
- Navigating the Regulatory Highway
- Social Media and Corporate Boards: 5 Key Questions
- How Much Should Brands Budget for Social Media?
- “Spicing” Up the Brand Personality







Tags: Australia, banks, brands, charities, distrust, organisations, research, survey, telecommunications, trust
Technorati Tags: Australia, banks, brands, charities, distrust, organisations, research, survey, telecommunications, trust