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System 3: Measuring the consumer's imagination

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Catalogue: Congress 2019: The Global Data & Insights Summit

Authors: Leigh Caldwell, Lizzi Seear

September 8, 2019

System 3: Measuring the consumer's imagination

Learn the new science of System 3, the human imagination, in a challenging interactive workshop that will draw on your unconscious mind to build a shared prediction of the future of the research industry. Be part of insight's next chapter!

Catalogue: Congress 2019: The Global Data & Insights Summit

Author: Leigh Caldwell

September 8, 2019

Home is a feeling

Home isn't a place, it is a feeling. This presentation explores the pathos of home and how it's changing, how it differs across the diverse APAC region, and how the changing nature of home has wide-ranging business implications for brands and...

Catalogue: Asia Pacific 2019

Authors: Sushma Panchawati, Dave Rees, Jimvarghese Mukuzhical

May 22, 2019

Re-evaluating the importance of time

This paper is mainly philosophical in nature. It shows that there are a number of concepts within the theory - and application - of evolutionarybiology that can provide insight into some of the problems of brand management in a dynamic environment....

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1998: The Power Of Knowledge

Author: Martin Oxley

Company: Ipsos MRBI

September 1, 1998

Brand research

This story begins to indicate how brands work, and why the brand has become such a central concept in marketing. The brand name, or mark, is at its simplest a badge of origin. In most societies this identification is protected by trademark law. The...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Handbook Of Market And Opinion Research

Author: Paul Feldwick

September 1, 1998

Concept research in industrial products and advertising

The paper defines product-concept and the importance of its identification in new-product development. Whether consumer- or industrial-oriented, new-product success relies to an important extent on what the purchaser perceives in it as satisfactory...

Catalogue: Seminar 1986: Problem Solving In Industrial Marketing

Author: Susana Tisler

June 15, 1986

Are consumers able to understand concepts in the early stages of development?

The discussion group found it useful to divide the discussion into two parts: Part 1: Are consumers able to understand concepts in the early stages of development?;Part 2: Cost efficient methods.

Catalogue: Seminar 1979: New Product Development

Author: Michael Laric

October 1, 1979

Project Westminister

The basic objectives of the present research wereto assess the overall appeal of the Hot Potconcept and see in which areas; if any, changes needed to be made. In particular, the research examined the product's acceptability and potential.

Catalogue: CRAM/Peter Cooper Archive Collection

Author: CRAM/Peter Cooper Archive

September 1, 1979

Sunsilk qualitative research

As part of the strengthening exercise on SunsilkShampoo, this research was conducted with thefollowing objectives:1. To assess which range of variants has themost appeal either to shampoo users ingeneral or to specific target groups, undera 'variant...

Catalogue: CRAM/Peter Cooper Archive Collection

Author: CRAM/Peter Cooper Archive

June 1, 1979