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Neurosemiotics

Recently neuroscience began to study the effect of brands and all that is involved with them through different structures and systems of our organism. neuroscience tries to understand what happens physically when we relate with a product, a logo or...

Catalogue: Latin America 2008

Authors: Carlos de Leon, Gabriela de la Riva, Oscar Cue, Rocio Ordonana, Alice Garreti, Monica Moctezuma, Mariana Ramirez-Degollado

Company: De La Riva Group

May 13, 2008

Dreaming of red mansions

Historically some of us have experienced global research studies which have viewed Asia as underdeveloped Western markets; or have fitted findings into a western paradigm. However increasingly we see markets leapfrog typical evolutionary paths:...

Catalogue: Asia Pacific 2008

Authors: Lee Ryan, Lisa Li

Company: KANTAR TNS Malaysia

April 9, 2008

India- One in a billion

As the world becomes a smaller place, and brands become increasingly global, it seems almost evident that we are living in a single continent rather than many. There seems no better benchmark to this phenomenon than youth across the world. Seemingly,...

Catalogue: Asia Pacific 2008

Authors: Suman Srivastava, Nikhil Rawal

Company: IMRB International

April 9, 2008

Turning point of sale into an image and sales accelerator

In the car industry and when it comes to generalist brands (vs. niche/high end), we know that image is built through communication and particularly TV advertising. In many countries, the leading brand is actually the leading TV media spender. The...

Catalogue: Automotive 2008

Authors: Hubert Boulos, Renaud Degon, Eric Lemerle

March 3, 2008

Brand iconography

Given today's flood of information, consumers struggle to find their way and seek as much help as they can find in many markets. As part of everyday life, people often create help mechanisms such as mnemonics to make it easier to remember things. For...

Catalogue: Global Healthcare 2008: Consumer Choice

Author: Marion Adler

Company: ICON ADDED VALUE GmbH

February 6, 2008

A matter of belief

Differentiating own product from competitors is a classic demand for marketing. In the past, healthcare marketing had the privilege of being able to build on sound functional differentiations between products based on unique modes of action and...

Catalogue: Global Healthcare 2008: Consumer Choice

Authors: Patricia Blau, Sigrid Schmid

February 6, 2008

Who's eaten my porridge?

This paper demonstrates the contribution of advanced qualitative research to the identification and exploration of non-rational responses and decision-making in the ethical and OTC fields of pharmaceutical research. It encompasses both Physician and...

Catalogue: Global Healthcare 2008: Consumer Choice

Authors: Neil McPhee, Graeme Chrystal

Company: Zaicom Research Plus Limited

February 6, 2008

A scientific explanation of the role of fragrance in branding

According to marketing guru Philip Kotler: 'most products now come across as interchangeable commodities rather than powerful brands'. This has happened because consumer goods' brands, in particular, have failed to evolve and develop emotional...

Catalogue: Fragrance 2007

Author: David Thomson

Company: MMR Research Worldwide Ltd

November 14, 2007

Contributions of synaesthesia to fragrance branding

This paper describes the contribution of synaesthesia to fragrance branding, including experimental evidence that branding adds significantly to the experience of fragrances through the mechanisms of synaesthesia. Fragrances not only stimulate the...

Catalogue: Fragrance 2007

Authors: Peter Cooper, Brooke Binder

Company: QRi Consulting Ltd.

November 14, 2007