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The use of consumer panels for readership prediction

This paper will pay attention to readership prediction of new magazines based on panel data. First a short description will be given of the panel- method in general and of the way readership data are collected. This will be followed by a short...

Catalogue: Seminar 1976: Research Into Distribution Problems And Consumer Purchasing Behaviour For The Publishing Industry

Authors: Coen C. J. de Koning, Jan L.N. Molenaar

December 1, 1976

The use of a panel by a large distribution company

The purpose of this paper is simply to describe a proposal for the use of a consumer panel. The techniques employed are well known and do not call for reference to a bibliography or for complicated theoretical explanation. We deal here with a first...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1974: The Challenges Facing Marketing Research

Author: Marc Galliot

September 1, 1974

The use of a panel by a large distribution company (French)

The purpose of this paper is simply to describe a proposal for the use of a consumer panel. The techniques employed are well known and do not call for reference to a bibliography or for complicated theoretical explanation. We deal here with a first...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1974: The Challenges Facing Marketing Research

Author: Marc Galliot

September 1, 1974

How market research is catering for the changing balance between the manufacturer and distributor

This paper examines the role of syndicated market research services against a background of change which has taken place in the distribution pattern in the marketing of grocery, toiletry and cosmetic products in Great Britain. Accompanying this...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1972: Marketing In A Changing World

Author: Jeffrey H. Frankel

September 1, 1972

Technical aspects of running panels

The objectives of operating consumer panels are the registration of consumer behaviour and the changes in this behaviour. There is an increasing interest of marketing people for information on changes in behaviour, when and where they occur, how they...

Catalogue: Seminar 1972: Panels

Author: Coen C. J. de Koning

June 15, 1972

Sampling issues in European consumer panels

The issue of standardising data collection methods in panel research is made the more difficult and at the same time the more important by the fact that there are very few agreed upon principles in panel design. Therefore, if the current interest in...

Catalogue: Seminar 1972: Panels

Author: Charles S. Mayer

June 15, 1972

The application of panel analysis to marketing activity

The advantages of consumer panel data therefore extend way beyond its ability to provide comprehensive brand share data where other methods suffer from Inadequate coverage, to tell us something about the numbers of people buying as well as the...

Catalogue: Seminar 1972: Panels

Author: Brian C. Pymont

June 15, 1972

The SOFRES 10,000

Consumer panels have by this time become a relatively classical device for investigating buying habits in the field of mass-consumption goods: it occurred to us that a rather different type of panel could be devised with a view to checking on sales...

Catalogue: Seminar 1972: Panels

Author: Y. Lambert

Company: KANTAR TNS Malaysia

June 15, 1972

Continuous purchasing data can be collected from individuals

This paper is concerned with the validity of consumer panel data and some of the problems that are faced by a group of European consumer Panels. Iwo aspects of validity are covered. First, the representativeness of a panel is demonstrated by showing...

Catalogue: ESOMAR/WAPOR Congress 1971: From Experience To Inovation

Author: Ivor McGloughlin

June 15, 1971