
What will Swedes’ views on personal finances, saving, loans, and the housing market look like in 2026? Schibsted’s latest report provides up-to-date insights into consumers’ needs, motivations, and future plans—as well as what builds trust and motivates them to respond to advertising. A valuable resource for advertisers who want to better understand their target audience and refine their…

The report examines political communication in a fast-paced, fragmented media landscape characterized by increasing demands for transparency. Focusing on Swedish voters ahead of the 2026 election, it analyzes how information is received, which channels build trust, and what drives engagement—as well as how communication can make a real difference. Schedule a meeting with us to learn more about the report’s case studies.

The Schibsted Native Report 2026 highlights how more and more advertisers are linking their communications to current news events. The study shows a clear shift towards more news-related native advertising, which often leads to increased engagement, longer reading times and a stronger impact. The report is based on insights and experiences from Schibsted Brand Studio in Sweden and Partnerstudio in Norway.

Schibsted Video Study 2026 analyzes video advertising in a media landscape with a wide range of content and fragmented attention. The study is based on data from seven brands and over 8,000 participants, and shows how different video formats affect attention, understanding, and brand impact. The report provides concrete insights for marketers and communications managers who want to work more strategically with video.

The Schibsted Video Study 2026 explores how video advertising performs in a fragmented media landscape. Based on 7 brands and 8,000+ participants, it measures attention, comprehension, and brand impact across formats and contexts. The findings offer clear, practical insights into how marketers can optimize video for stronger engagement and brand results.

Food & Grocery 2025 is the fourth industry study on the grocery trade in Sweden. It highlights consumer sentiment, attitudes toward Swedish food, new food concepts, and how chains are regaining trust in a changing economy. The report provides an overview of trends, changing purchasing behaviors, and what influences Swedish consumers' food choices—a valuable resource for players who want to meet tomorrow's needs.

Streamingbarometern 2025 maps Swedes' streaming habits in a media landscape where on-demand continues to grow rapidly. Swedes are streaming more than ever, with an average daily viewing time of around 95 minutes, and more and more are combining paid and ad-supported services. The report provides insights into how audiences consume video, the choices they make, and what this means for advertisers and media players in a fragmented and competitive market.