Resources Library by ANA

Introduction

Readership figures can be a matter of life or death to a newspaper or magazine because they have such a close and immediate effect on its advertising revenue. Consequently great attention is focussed on every aspect of the techniques used in print...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Monograph Series Vol.3: Print Media Research

Author: Guy Consterdine

June 15, 1980

Attitudes to Lucozade and Lucozade advertising

The specific objectives for this research were,therefore:1. To examine the current image of Lucozade andany shifts in attitude which may be takingplace especially in relation to recentadvertising and changes in the market;2. To analyze the effects of...

Catalogue: CRAM/Peter Cooper Archive Collection

Author: CRAM/Peter Cooper Archive

September 1, 1979

Techniques of relaxation

Anyone who leads a busy life, either at home, at work or both tend to become a little wound up - some morethan others. By including regular short periods of relaxation inyour daily life you can help the body unwind. As wellas relaxing your muscles,...

Catalogue: CRAM/Peter Cooper Archive Collection

Author: CRAM/Peter Cooper Archive

August 1, 1979

Dairy box packaging research

The main objectives were to evaluate the overall effectof the packs in terms of their fit with Dairy Box imageryand how far they communicated quality, style, andsophistication. Following the first piece of research to coverthese points, a second...

Catalogue: CRAM/Peter Cooper Archive Collection

Author: CRAM/Peter Cooper Archive

February 1, 1979

Integration of methods for the effect-analysis of the television-series 'where do I belong' with children in the age-group of 10-14 years

The paper shows a research-program for evaluating a television-series of 13 editions for children between 10 -14 years about the way of living in a development country.

Catalogue: Seminar 1978: Researching Children

Authors: Arnoud J.M. Braat, Cees J. Klop

Company: GfK

October 1, 1978

How to adapt research techniques to design and assess corporate image advertising

Corporate advertising requires a research-based approach just as much as product advertising. A good example is Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd., who have been using this approach in Britain since the 1940's. Following research in 1968, the campaign...

Catalogue: Seminar 1978: The Business Of Advertising

Author: Alan Wolfe

Company: Ogilvy

June 14, 1978

Are long-term effects possible or measurable?

This paper brief reviews some evidence often quoted in relation to quantitatively evaluating advertising expenditure. The need to relate quantitative methods to facts and theories of consumer behaviour is emphasised. A view of consumer buying...

Catalogue: Seminar 1978: The Business Of Advertising

Author: Tony Twyman

June 14, 1978

A qualitative overview of tea advertising

In order to provide Ted Bates Ltd., with a rapid overview of the effects of advertising in the teamarket, CRAM Ltd conducted two group discussionsamongst female tea drinkers aged 25-35 and 35+. Social class was C1C2, and both groups...

Catalogue: CRAM/Peter Cooper Archive Collection

Author: CRAM/Peter Cooper Archive

March 1, 1978

Input/output models

This paper describes structure and result of the model M*I*C*I*0 (Modello Industria Chimica Input Output) prepared in order to: 1) determine a valid correlation between the development of the national economy and that one of the chemical industry; 2)...

Catalogue: Seminar 1977: Marketing Management Information Systems

Authors: C. Trabucchi, G. F. Corazza, S. Ghiringhelli

June 15, 1977