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[Qlipper Ranking] “2024 Problem” Web News Ranking (February 2024) News of a bill to revise logistics-related laws to correct multiple subcontracting and reduce waiting time is trending, with high PV. ……
Todo Onada Co., Ltd. (President: Yasuyuki Matsumoto) investigated and analyzed web news related to the “2024 Problem” from February 1st to 29th, 2024. These are survey results based on data from Qlipper (https://qlipper.jp/), a PR effectiveness measurement service that can monitor over 4,000 web media sites.
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■Summary■
Proposed amendments to logistics-related laws that require the creation of management records to correct multiple subcontracting and the creation of plans to reduce waiting times
FamilyMart and Coca-Cola jointly utilize delivery trucks
chocoZAP opens a store in the parking area, addressing and appealing to the 2024 problem
Qlipper article transition for “2024 problem”
Total number of articles: 8,835 (-0.8% last month)
PV (*): 112,577,270 (previous month +0.01%)
Press release: 219 (+1.9% last month)
Number of articles with “2024 problem” in the headline: 2,309 (+7.7% last month) *PV = Virtual PV: A number predicted and calculated by an original engine to predict and calculate article page views based on the site structure obtained by Qlipper.
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[Trends in the number of articles]
Blue indicates articles that include “2024 Problem” in the headline or text, and green indicates changes in articles that include the same word in the headline.
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PV trend of articles containing the word “2024 problem”
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Trends in articles containing the term “2024 problem”
Articles with the highest number of PV/article tweets
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・Article with the highest number of virtual PVs
It is reported that the government has compiled a medium- to long-term plan that will serve as guidelines for countering the 2024 problem. It includes measures such as reducing drivers’ waiting and handling time, improving truck loading efficiency, halving the redelivery rate, and raising wages by increasing freight charges. In order to oblige logistics businesses to take such initiatives, the Cabinet approved a bill to revise logistics-related laws, as described below.
“Yahoo! Topics”, which reprinted the February 16th “Yomiuri Shimbun Online” article with this content, received high PV.
・Most tweeted articles
An article in “Gendai Business” explaining the mechanism behind construction delays and cost increases for the Osaka Expo. There is no doubt that the 2024 problem is having an impact on construction delays, but he points out that this is a risk that should have been factored in at the planning stage, and that even if it could not have been anticipated, it is a problem that should be resolved through self-help efforts. .
“2024 Questions” Qlipper Trend Word Ranking
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2024 Questions February Trending Word Ranking
*Qlipper’s AI makes decisions based not on the simple number of articles, but also on the time axis, etc.
■Revision of logistics-related laws requiring creation of management records to correct multiple subcontracting and creation of plans to reduce waiting time
The related words in 1st place, “multiple”, 3rd place, “shipper”, and 8th place, “fine” are news of the cabinet decision on the government’s bill to revise logistics-related laws.
There are two main points. First, in order to correct “multiple subcontracting” in which transportation operations are repeatedly outsourced, primary transport companies will be required to create transaction management records. In addition, major business operators will be required to formulate plans to reduce drivers’ waiting time for cargo and regularly report to the government, and will be subject to fines of up to 1 million yen.
National newspapers and news agencies have covered summaries, and specialized magazines and specialized news sites in the logistics industry have reported in detail.
■FamilyMart and Coca-Cola jointly utilize delivery trucks
The second most popular related word was FamilyMart and Coca-Cola Bottlers Japan’s joint use of delivery trucks. This initiative is centered on Ebina City and Atsugi City, Kanagawa Prefecture, and will be used to deliver room-temperature products to FamilyMart stores during times when Coca-Cola Bottlers Japan’s store delivery trucks are not in operation. The project has been favorably reported as a collaboration that transcends industry boundaries.
It is characteristic that it is not limited to logistics-related media, but also business-related internet media and TV news with high PV.
■chocoZAP opens a store in the parking area, addressing and promoting the 2024 problem
5th place was about the convenience store gym “chocoZAP” operated by the RIZAP group. It has been announced that the first store, the first on an expressway, is scheduled to open around May on the Nihondaira PA upstream of the Tomei Expressway. By providing new opportunities for refreshment, the company claims that it will contribute to improving drivers’ breaks and the working environment, including the 2024 issue. ■Survey overview Survey period: February 1st to 29th, 2024 (Qlipper article confirmation date and time) Research institution: In-house research Survey target: Articles that include the words “2024 problem” in the text or headline. Survey method: Qlipper collected web news from major domestic news sites during the survey period, and counted the number of articles targeted for the survey, the number of virtual PVs, and the number of tweets about the articles. *Virtual PV: Qlipper, which monitors more than 4,000 web media in Japan, uses its own engine to predict and calculate article page views based on the acquired site structure. (Patent No. 7098122) ■About Qlipper Qlipper (URL: https://qlipper.jp/) is a PR effectiveness measurement tool that supports public relations work. Equipped with functions such as web news monitoring, PR analysis, and automatic creation of press releases using ChatGPT, it is possible to plan and improve PR strategies efficiently and in real time, enabling effective PR activities. We offer a free trial, and our consultants will be on hand to assist with initial service setup and optimization. [Click here for past research reports and useful materials for public relations/PR]
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This article has been partially generated with the assistance of AI.