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Taboola releases Moments of Next Research with Nielsen on online readership

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As the world finds itself working from home to help prevent the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, Taboola released findings of its Moments of Next research series with Nielsen. The findings reveal the shift in online news readership and content consumption pattern of consumers as it relates to COVID-19.

The report is sourced with 5,000 consumers about their preferences for online ads. In addition, for the first time, Taboola is sharing new data about online news readership as it relates to COVID-19, revealing shifts in how consumers are consuming content.

Moments of next are the times in a user’s busy day when they’re open to exploring something new – including advertiser messages. This is the part two in the Moments of Next Research series which seeks to use neuro-scientific, survey and behavioral tools to identify moments when people are most open-minded to new information, including advertisements. This research series helps advertisers determine the best ways to engage with consumers, and how to inform the best decisions about advertising.

Larger online audiences on publisher news sites

Since the WHO declared coronavirus a pandemic, Taboola readership data shows that news publishers have seen an uptick in traffic and engagement with content across the board, including an 8% increase in unique readers, 14% increase in page views and 25% increase in time on page.

News readership spikes in different categories

Globally, when looking at news readership over the past 2 weeks compared to the previous 10 weeks, we found large increases in the amount of time spent reading in Local news (63%), Government and politics (62%), Business (59%), Technology (46%), Lifestyle (31%), Entertainment (18%), Gaming (11%)

  • U.K.: Lifestyle (52%), Gaming (49%), Local News (38%), Government (36%), Technology (34%)
  • France: Government (140%), Sports (61%), Local News (55%), Technology (55%), Lifestyle (48%)
  • Brazil: Government (98%), Technology (96%), Business (78%), Local News (73%), Food & Drink (71%)
  • Mexico: Technology (57%), Local News (53%), Entertainment (50%), Government (46%), Fitness (42%)
  • India: Local news (121%), Government (48%), Lifestyle (18%), Technology (10%)
  • Australia: Food/drink (61%), Local news (36%), Business (29%), Gaming (21%)
  • Germany: Local news (29%), Lifestyle (25%), Government (21%), Technology (21%), Entertainment (12%)
  • Spain: Technology (160%), Local news (150%), Personal finance (32%), Health and fitness (28%), Entertainment (22%), Dating and relationships (16%)

Also read: 79% of the MSEs are negatively impacted by COVID-19 crisis: Kantar…

Consumers open to ads, as long as ads appear on trusted sources

In a new survey of 1,000 people about what they trust more in times of coronavirus, 4x more people trust advertisements on news sites compared to ads on social media website

Consumers are more open to ads in certain mindsets

In general, the top moments where people admit to being open to information, including advertisements (their ‘Moment of Next’) are:

  • Before going to sleep (31%)
  • Taking a break from work (17.5%)
  • In the bathroom (16%)

See the complete report below:

Moments of Next part 2: Taboola Report with Nielsen from Social Samosa

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