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The real why and the hidden who

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Catalogue: Congress 2019: The Global Data & Insights Summit

Authors: Jon Puleston, Christopher Graves

Companies: Ogilvy, Kantar

September 8, 2019

The magical body mirror

The problem: Is there a fast and easy way to segment consumers in most contexts and across categories? Solution: Develop a new market segmentation model that helps predict personality dimensions, decision patterns, emotions, and attitudes towards...

Catalogue: Fusion 2018 (Big Data World + Global Qualitative)

Authors: Alejandro Salgado-Montejo, Ana Maria Moreno, Rodrigo Salgado, Daniela Greiffenstein, Jorge Alvarado

November 11, 2018

Barry Callebaut strikes gold with the chocolate of the future

We demonstrate how we helped feed the innovation funnel of Barry Callebaut with product ideas that have a higher likelihood of success. We show the importance of working from a motivational and multi-sensory perspective in uncovering a completely new...

Catalogue: Congress 2018

Authors: Karin Loobuyck, Jasper Scheir, Ludovic Depoortere

Company:

September 23, 2018

Using behavioural affinities on web sites to maximise one's media plan

With the emergence of behavioural measurement and profile analysis on internet sites, companies now have the opportunity to target various Internet populations on a large diversity of web sites and/or channels of site. Setting up one’s online...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Conference Worldwide Online Measurement 2001

Authors: Bruce Hoang, Daniel Brechignac

June 1, 2001

Creating an Internet research panel in countries with low penetration

The paper looks into the creation of Internet panels. It reviews why most Internet panels are not randomly recruited: the coverage problem, the difficulties of Internet random recruiting (no sampling frame, high nonresponse and high self-invitation),...

Catalogue: Latin America 2001

Authors: Manuel Barberena, Gloria Labastida

Company: Pearson S.A. de C.V.

May 1, 2001

Look, no hands!

Two streams of online research have developed. In the first (largely adopted by ‘traditional’ research agencies), traditional survey and/or question-based techniques are undertaken across digital media (rather than face-to-face or by...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Net Effects 2001

Author: Rob Lawson

Company: Engage Research

February 11, 2001

U.S. Latinos and the cyber revolution

The computer age has dramatically changed the way we communicate, exchange information, and conduct commerce. Much the same way the telephone connected” people around the world, the computer and the Internet will wire the world. However,...

Catalogue: Ethnic Marketing 2000

Author: Isabel Valdés

July 1, 2000

Site location studies and geodemographics

Most research projects have a geographical dimension - be it a geographically defined survey universe, geographical sampling locations or geographical analysis of the results. In this chapter, we show how knowledge of geography may be applied or can...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Handbook Of Market And Opinion Research

Authors: Barry Leventhal, Jonathan Reynolds

September 1, 1998

Media fragmentation

This paper will highlight the impact of media fragmentation on overall television viewing habits in the United Kingdom and describe how the viewing of pre-recorded videos fits into this environment. Findings from the VideoTrak service will be used to...

Catalogue: Seminar 1996: Managing Media Data For Market Profit

Authors: Elaine Safier, Caroline Stott

November 11, 1996