
Brian Reitz
Senior Marketing Manager, Americas
Brian Reitz serves YouGov as Senior Marketing Manager, Americas. He predominantly focuses on developing and advertising innovative trend reports, curating and hosting Reality checks, YouGov’s survey-inspired podcast, and supporting strategic marketing initiatives. He has hosted radio shows and podcasts for 15+ years, graduated from the University of Missouri School of Journalism, and performs stand-up comedy in Chicago in his spare time.
How Homes.com generated 51k page views to their report using YouGov research
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Who’s responsible for an AI agent’s purchase mistake? [ft. Michael Nevski]
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Are Americans buying themselves birthday gifts? [ft. Gina Gorman]
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Do students want their phones during school? [ft. DoSomething Strategic]
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How many mobile gamers play in the bathroom? [ft. André Gualda]
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Which apps can’t Americans live without? [ft. Jonathan Yantz]
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Do Americans have a healthy information diet? [ft. Mike McCue]
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Do Americans want to read AI books? [Reality checks ft. Desireé Duffy]
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What do Americans think culture means? [Reality checks ft. Sabrina Lynch]
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Do men or women have more unread emails? [Reality checks ft. Lila Brown]
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What would Americans do for a free trip? [Reality checks ft. Hilary Fischer-Groban]
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Do Americans trust self-driving cars? [Reality checks ft. Adam Ragozzino]
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Is 'Main Character Energy' empowering or narcissistic? [Reality checks ft. Mary Redondo]
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Do lyrics or melody matter more? [Reality checks ft. Gregory Kohs]
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Would Americans rather own a bitcoin or gold bar? [Reality checks ft. Sandy Kaul]
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Are Americans proudest of their country, state, or hometown?
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Do stats enhance the enjoyment of sports? [Reality checks]
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Are Americans polite to ChatGPT? [Reality checks]
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What are America's favorite bedtime stories? [Reality checks]
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What's America's most overrated condiment? [Reality checks]
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What’s cool in 2025? Depends on who you ask
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Who do Americans want to win the 2024-25 College Football Playoff?
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