Articles & News

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When we’re not busy with the day-to-day business of working with our clients, or attending – often speaking at – events and conferences, we like to write the odd article about fundraising, marketing, data and other useful (hopefully) things.

16 December 2020

Culture Restart audience tracker wave 2: what's changing?

Latest findings show a growth in overall confidence, but one in four audience members now waiting for vaccine before attending.

26 November 2020

Insights Alliance release first wave of results from our Culture Restart audience tracker

Loyal attenders are confident returning to culture, but sceptical of rapid testing on arrival. The long-term potential of shift to digital remains.

12 November 2020

Culture Restart - Wave 1 Findings webinar announced

The Insights Alliance present findings from the first wave of research from the Culture Restart Toolkit, our national audience and visitor sentiment tracker.

1 November 2020

The Insights Alliance: It’s time to work together

A group of three prominent UK consultancies working together to gather essential audience insight needed to plan for a successful cultural recovery

29 September 2020

Family Audiences may be first to re-embrace culture - but the last to be considered

The Family Arts Campaign and Indigo have worked together to look at responses to Act 2 from family audiences – with some revealing results.

22 September 2020

Getting the lights back on: is the re-start of Culture about to stop before it starts?

Whether organisations are opening now, planning to re-open, or having to stay closed, it's important to keep relationships with audiences going.

21 September 2020

New findings: audience engagement with digital culture

Read analysis of Act 2 by our friends Baker Richards and the Audience Agency into digital culture and audience willingness to pay for it.

3 July 2020

Slump in disabled audiences’ confidence presents major problem for the arts sector

Andrew Miller considers the responses given by disabled audience members to the Act 2 national audience survey.