Tracking data on how Brazilian and Mexican consumers shop, pay and spend their media time, from a consented research panel.
What's included
- 180 tracked questions on shopping channels, payment methods (Pix, cards, cash, instalments, buy now pay later), media and streaming use, and category purchase intent for the next three months
- Brand awareness and consideration for 40 categories
- Weighted results by country, region, age band, gender and socioeconomic class
- De-identified respondent-level files for enterprise licensees, with ages banded and locations coarsened to region
- Questionnaire, weighting report and margin-of-error tables
How buyers use it
- Brand teams track awareness and consideration against competitors
- Fintechs and retailers follow payment-method adoption by region and class
- Planners feed purchase-intent shifts into demand forecasts
- Media teams size audiences before buying campaigns
Coverage and methodology
The panel has about 16,000 active members in Brazil and 8,000 in Mexico, recruited online and through partner referrals, and each quarterly wave targets 4,000 completed interviews per country. Results are weighted to official population figures by age, gender, region and class. Panelists are adults who consent to research use under LGPD and Mexican law and can leave at any time; we do not ask about health conditions, religion, political views or sexual orientation. Online panels under-represent older and rural consumers, and weighting reduces but does not remove that bias, which is disclosed in every report.