Resources Library by ANA

Nescafé packaging research in Ireland for Nestle's Ltd.

The objectives of this research were asfollows:1. To examine consumer reactions to recent Nescafehistory in terms of the introduction of granules,withdrawal of powder and re-introduction of powder;2 . To investigate the meaning of powder, how it...

Catalogue: CRAM/Peter Cooper Archive Collection

Author: CRAM/Peter Cooper Archive

January 22, 1973

Opinion polling in Ireland

This paper addresses itself to the factors underlying the rapid change in the attitudes held by the Irish media toward political opinion polling. It draws on data derived from the continuous IMS Political Monitor (established in 1974). It also...

Catalogue: ESOMAR/WAPOR Seminar 1980: Opinion Polls

Author: John F. Meagher

June 15, 1980

Consumer reaction to retail price and display changes

This article describes a marketing experiment which we believe to be the first of this type in Ireland. This controlled experiment was an attempt to test consumer reaction to price and display changes of a specific consumer product, a branded aerosol...

Catalogue: The European Marketing Research Review 1968

Authors: Anthony Cunningham, Norman O'Connor

August 1, 1968

Benson & Hedges in the Republic of Ireland

The research was required to examine the position of Bensonand Hedges Special Filter in the context of the Republic,with particular regard to its possible negatives andto define the particular aspects of existing pressadvertising for the brand which...

Catalogue: CRAM/Peter Cooper Archive Collection

Author: CRAM/Peter Cooper Archive

November 1, 1972

Irish cities uncovered

As a global company, the Heineken portfolio (Sol, Desperadoes and Tiger) use mass communication channels. The danger of this strategy is that it ignores social and cultural diversity in locations where much of its drinkers' culture is shaped: cities....

Catalogue: Congress 2015: Revelations

Authors: Guy Perrem, Sheila Cunningham

Company: MCCP, The Planning Agency

October 1, 2015

Measuring the promotional effectiveness of national tourist organisations

Measuring the effectiveness of the Irish Tourist Board's promotional activities is a continuing process, because of the need to: 1. Justify enough financial support for the organisation's work, and 2: Maintain improvement of effectiveness. Ireland's...

Catalogue: Seminar 1967: Travel and Tourism

Authors: Robert Irvine, Ronald E. Walpole

June 15, 1967

Green with envy

Brand Ireland is built on a powerful insight that will leave you green with envy.

Catalogue: ESOMAR Client Summit 2018- Autumn Edition

Authors: David Cullen, Rory McDonnell

December 12, 2018

Project D.C.I. (Part 2)

The objectives of this research were to examine names, packs, and products for a small tipped cigarette to be launched into the Irish market; it is the second stage of Qualitative Research, the first having been a feasibility study on attitudes...

Catalogue: CRAM/Peter Cooper Archive Collection

Author: CRAM/Peter Cooper Archive

July 1, 1971

Ireland and same-sex marriage

Eliciting reliable and credible data from marginalised populations without compromising their safety is a dream of LGBT advocacy throughout the world. New survey technologies offer such a potential. Working in collaboration with ILGA (International...

Catalogue: Congress 2015: Revelations

Authors: Aengus Carroll, Eric Meerkamper

June 15, 2015