Positive and negative image
Monthly average of national surveys · January 2024–January 2025
A visual reading of national surveys, image evolution and political climates. Data from multiple consulting firms, contrasted with own academic reports.
The monthly average combines measurements from Circuitos, Fixer, Pulso Research, Zuban Córdoba, AtlasIntel, CB, Opina Argentina, UdeSA and other firms. The curve summarizes the common signal without hiding the dispersion between consulting firms.
Monthly average of national surveys · January 2024–January 2025
Many surveys publish only “positive” and “negative”; others separate each response into five levels. The model redistributes the missing totals using the structure observed in nearby measurements and retains the percentage from each survey. It is a descriptive imputation: it helps compare formats, but it does not replace the original data.
Monthly averages · sum of five levels
October 2025 · image percentage
In one month, the indicator rose 3.6 points. In parallel, Karina's negative image went from 68.2% to 70.4%.
“Imports Milei Medios” reconstructs Javier Milei's public appearances before and after his jump into politics. The database allows you to track not only how much appeared, but also where, with whom and in what format.
* 2024 contains registrations until June 4. The counts reflect the archive surveyed, not the entire media universe.
The starting point was the massive import of videos from YouTube channels using its API. Those results were combined with additional searches and registrations to cover appearances that were not hosted on the main channels.
Consultation of channels and recovery of titles, links and published videos.
Reading and normalization of dates present in titles or metadata.
Manual or semi-automatic assignment of interviewer, program, medium and location.
Unification of sources, chronological order and control of repeated records.
Date · Title · Link · File · Interviewer · Program · Medium · Place
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Read the full investigation ↗The research studies the “Milei Chad” meme as a device of political aestheticization: a transformation of Javier Milei into a hypermasculine, anti-system and aspirational icon.
From semiotics, visual studies and the theory of affectivity, he analyzes how humor, artificial intelligence and algorithmic circulation can naturalize political values under the veil of laughter.
The image not only represents a candidate: it produces identification, mobilizes affection and converts an ideological position into a visual experience that is easy to circulate.
Social research and work in Ads share a discipline: observing how people interpret messages, detecting which codes activate a response and measuring what happens after exposure.
Surveys, searches and behavior allow us to recognize needs, tensions and segments.
Cultural analysis explains what symbols, words and images make sense to each audience.
That learning becomes a proposal, a creative angle and a piece capable of stopping attention.
The guideline takes each message to the appropriate audience according to context, channel and intention.
CTR, conversion, sales and sentiment studies show what worked and what needs to change.
A political campaign disputes representation and power; A commercial campaign seeks to produce a business action. They are not equivalent, but both require understanding circulation, persuasion, segmentation and response.
The data does not remain in a report: it is transformed into communication and optimization decisions.
See work in Ecommerce & Ads →Access the entire multipoll database or open any of the documents in the viewer.
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