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A new method of data capture for record sales

The paper illustrates how techniques, developed for monitoring sales of one 'fast-moving' product - petrol - have been adapted and translated to another 'fast moving' product - gramophone records - within the retail environment as a result of...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1979: The Challenge Of Eighties
Author: Guy Sutcliffe
June 15, 1979

Research papers

A method for processing Kelly Grids

The classic approach to the construction of a questionnaire containing products perception items involves three phases: - a qualitative phase; - a data reduction phase; - the definitive questionnaire is then drawn up.This paper describes a method...

Catalogue: Paper 1978: Analysis of Data
Authors: Joseph Lion, Jacques Braun
February 1, 1978

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The participant observation as an adequate technique to built a brand diversification strategy

Brand can be used as a lever in a brand diversification strategy. But this requires a specific data collection, which is presented in this paper. This data collection has been conceived in intimate relationship with the nature of the brand, which is...

Catalogue: Seminar 1977: Ways And New Ways Of Data Collection
Authors: Charles Krejtman, Charles S. Tchertoff
November 1, 1977

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Interview-based research

The paper firstly examines the role of the interviewer - the traditional means of data collection - in market and social research. It suggests that there are areas in which our field forces have a constructive and active function in our work,...

Catalogue: Seminar 1977: Ways And New Ways Of Data Collection
Author: Michael Warren
November 1, 1977

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SIMALTO

The paper discusses a new market research data collection technique designed to become part of a combined product/market forecasting system. The market research described is particularly applicable to product planning in mature markets where repeat...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1977: Research For Decision Making
Author: J. L. Green
June 15, 1977

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Possibilities for use of a new multivariant analysis method (German)

In this report a new multivariant model is presented. In the first section a use-oriented systematic is developed. Within this systematic the multivariant technique, at present in vogue in practical research, is arranged. The new technique: Partial...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1976: Research That Works For Today's Marketing Problems
Author: Erich Weihs
June 15, 1976

Research papers

Possibilities for use of a new multivariant analysis method

In this report a new multivariant model is presented. In the first section a use-oriented systematic is developed. Within this systematic the multivariant technique, at present in vogue in practical research, is arranged. The new technique: Partial...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1976: Research That Works For Today's Marketing Problems
Author: Erich Weihs
June 15, 1976

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The interviewers' role with new methods of data collection

Recent advances in data collection and interpretation, especially electronic metering devices, have interacted with the work of the interviewer. Long-running panel operations have made it possible to assess the value of differential changes to the...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1972: Marketing In A Changing World
Authors: Stephan Buck, J. G. Boggis
June 15, 1972

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The development and application of a new micro market testing technique

The paper describes the development and application of a new technique designed to expose a new product to test market type evaluation - in particular the crucial repeat buying factor - at the sort of cost involved in a product test. The technique...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1970: The Practical Application of Market Research
Author: Brian C. Pymont
September 1, 1970