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Tv show loyalty in Finland

The success of a television show can be described with the same concepts as the success of a brand of a product. Cumulative penetration applies to both, share of repeat- buyers equals to the share of repeat-viewers , brand loyalty to programme...

Catalogue: AMA/ESOMAR Conference 1979: It Won't Work Here

Author: Heikki J. Kasari

March 1, 1979

High ratings can be wrong

This paper will demonstrate that there are some people who do not need as heavy a level of frequency of exposure to television commercials as others. Viewers exposed once or twice can recognise a commercial extract - and name the brand advertised -...

Catalogue: AMA/ESOMAR Conference 1979: It Won't Work Here

Authors: Sue Stoessl, John Clemens

March 1, 1979

Constraints and opportunities in children's television advertising

The main objective of this paper is to highlight some of the common pitfalls associated with the execution of television advertising addressed wholly or in part to a child audience. For a variety of reasons much of the television advertising to this...

Catalogue: Seminar 1978: Researching Children

Author: Vivienne G.T. Price

October 1, 1978

The perception of media contents by producers and audience

The present study shows a technique for studying the discrepancy between audience's and source's perception of communication. In the process of doing so findings are presented from a study of the perception of TV programs by the audience and by the...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1976: Research That Works For Today's Marketing Problems

Author: Flemming Hansen

Company: AIM Create

June 15, 1976

In what way does the quantitative "mix" of subject-matter pre-determine sales and readership profiles?

The quantitative mix of a publication's editorial matter undoubtedly plays a basic role in pre-determining the reader's profile and consequently its circulation. I have intentionally inverted the two elements, because circulation is a function of the...

Catalogue: Seminar 1974: Editorial Research In The Publishing Industry

Author: Maria Macchi

June 15, 1974

The point of view of management towards market research in general and editorial research in particular

The author will try to carry out this welcome task by attempting to give a synthetic picture of the market and of the environment of the country which is host to this seminar (Italy) then going on to relate some experiences of his company. In many...

Catalogue: Seminar 1974: Editorial Research In The Publishing Industry

Author: Napoleone Jesurum

June 15, 1974

Reader typologies and circulation research

This paper begins with a discussion of the aspects of The Economist's editorial and circulation which led to the commissioning of this research, together with a general background describing the publication and the information that was available from...

Catalogue: Seminar 1974: Editorial Research In The Publishing Industry

Authors: A. J. B. White, Michael St. C. Hannah

June 15, 1974

From purchasing and consuming habits to basic underlying attitudes

Consequently, it is in order to offer the Marketing man better criteria for the definition and the recognition of a target group that various surveys have described readers, radio listeners, TV-viewers: - according to their main interests or...

Catalogue: Seminar 1973: From Market Research To Advertising Strategy And Vice-Versa

Author: Jean Quatresooz

June 15, 1973

International markets for the communications industry

For the purpose of this paper the communications industry includes the press, radio, television and fairs. All these media have a substantial secondary market. The primary market is represented by the audience, the communication targets; the...

Catalogue: Seminar 1972: Marketing And Research In The Publishing Industry

Author: Károly Ravasz

June 15, 1972