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How research is used to solve industrial marketing problems

We all know from our experience that amongst companies selling to non-consumer markets there is a wide divergence in the importance assigned to market research, the resources devoted to it and the way in which it is used, It was in order to quantify...

Catalogue: Seminar 1986: Problem Solving In Industrial Marketing

Author: Janet Levin

Company: Marplan Forschungsgesellschaft mbH

June 15, 1986

The contribution of qualitative methodology to creative advertising

This paper discusses the contribution of qualitative research methodology to producing advertising that is both effective and creative. The argument links three main areas: 1) Changes in the models of how advertising works: away from transportation...

Catalogue: Seminar 1986: Qualitative Methods Of Research

Author: Judie Lannon

June 15, 1986

Towards making better new product ads

This paper reviews several recently-published studies, all of which provide practitioners with some research-based guidelines on how to make more effective new product advertising. These studies begin to fill a gap which has existed in the otherwise...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1985: Broadening The Uses Of Research

Author: David W. Olson

June 15, 1985

Bank staff

Bank marketing activity, certainly in the UK, has accelerated in the last decade from a trickle to a flood. The competitive pressures among the banks and from other organisations, notably building societies, have led to a profusion of new products...

Catalogue: Seminar 1985: Assessing And Improving The Quality Of Financial Services

Author: Roger J. Stubbs

February 1, 1985

Validation of copy: Testing measures based on in-market performance

This paper will describe a project recently undertaken in the United States to attempt to validate some commonly used copy testing measures. New Product commercials were chosen for study for two reasons: 1. in their own right, they represent a...

Catalogue: EMAC/ESOMAR Symposium 1984: Methodological Advanced In Marketing Research In Theory And Practice

Author: David W. Olson

June 15, 1984

Marketing analysis on the basis of consumers' degree of involvement

Consumers' involvement in products considerably moderates their reactions to marketing and advertising stimuli. Involvement has now gained the status of a major parameter to be taken into account in advertising and marketing strategies. Current...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1984: What We Have Learned From The Recession

Authors: Gilles Laurent, Jean-Nöel Kapferer

Company: IFOP

June 15, 1984

Changes in energy supply and use into the future

A main purpose of the paper, however, was to attempt to look beyond the recession and in this connection the author conducted his own survey among European energy experts, with a view to obtaining a better appreciation of both recent energy trends...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1984: What We Have Learned From The Recession

Author: John D. F. Martyn

June 15, 1984

Nations and vacations

This paper deals with people's attitudes toward nations and vacations. Attitudes were detected and measured in terms of the affective meaning of concepts. Such issues are not trivial, since people may evaluate highly (or poorly) a given country, and...

Catalogue: Seminar 1983: The importance Of Research In The Tourism Industry

Author: Gabriele Morello

June 15, 1983

The role of trade attitude research upon the business strategy decision making process

The overall objective of this paper is to demonstrate the role and effectiveness of trade attitude research in increasing the awareness and understanding of the manufacturer/trade relationship in order to identify elements upon which the profitable...

Catalogue: Paper 1982: Profitable Cooperation Of Manufactures And Retailers

Authors: Michael Hague-Moss, Barrie Parker

Company: Colgate-Palmolive

June 15, 1982