Research.
Turbocharged. 

 

We don’t just want to give you information--we want to change your approach to solving problems. Our insightful social, economic, and environmental research educates, inspires, and influences change makers to make informed decisions.

 

Deepest insights for the biggest challenges.

 
 

From digital anthropology and audience analysis to trend prediction and emotion mapping, our products and services empower decision makers to harness the power of large-scale unstructured open data to help unlock solutions for the biggest challenges facing society.

 

We tackle complex problems such as:

  • How might we better understand climate change deniers and their motivations?

  • How might leaders and institutions gain, retain and restore trust in times of great societal upheaval?

  • How might we use text analytics and machine learning to fight social-media disinformation?

  • How might we reduce vaccine hesitancy and increase uptake?

  • How might we understand the impact of global influencers and global social impact initiatives?

 

How we can help

 
 

Everyday, millions of us around the world share our needs, wants, perceptions, frustrations and desires on hundreds of digital media platforms and social media networks. This rich and layered data source has the power to revolutionise how we elicit and decipher public opinion in meaningful ways. Yet, without appropriate technology and expertise, this unstructured data yields little meaning.

 

This is the problem we solve at Ripple Research. Our key services include:

 
 
 

01

Narrative analytics

Gain in-depth insights on global issues. Our narrative analytical capabilities are a systematic, data-driven approach to reveal, navigate, and shift narratives.

02

Trend prediction

We aggregate and curate the highest quality content published on individual topics across hundreds of sources and millions of posts and alert you in real time.

03

Audience analysis

Understand the people not just the issues. Discover who your target audience really is. What do they believe and value most? Which issues do they care about?