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CO-MENnity

The men?s cosmetics market represents a burgeoning sector within the beauty industry. According to Euromonitor, the Chinese men?s skincare and makeup market expanded at an average annual rate of 13.5% between 2016 and 2019, significantly outpacing...

Catalogue: Asia Pacific 2024
Authors: Andrew Steel, Catherine Qiu, Felicity Wang, Ying Hu
Companies: Euromonitor International, LOreal
November 19, 2024

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She? He? They?

Marketing, communication, sales and other aspects of brand-related actions are strongly based on a rarely challenged dichotomy: for females versus for males. Gender differences are permanently embedded in brand strategies, to the extent that this...

Catalogue: Congress 2024
Authors: Marta Bierca, Milena Morawiec
Companies: MindTheGap, WiseRabbit
September 23, 2024

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Positive gender portrayal in advertising

This paper describes how we developed a framework from cultural insight to help our marketers and our creative agencies avoid stereotypes and represent gender more progressively in our brand communications. The paper will also explain how we...

Catalogue: Congress 2018
Author: Andrew Geoghegan
Company: Diageo
September 23, 2018

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Performance: The "F word"

We are paralyzed by information and data. But what happens with emotions and how can it shape a research process and insight generation and understanding? We want to make audience FEEL how female representations have shaped female consumption over...

Catalogue: Latin America 2018: Market Intelligence Festival for Latin America
Authors: Mariela Mociulsky, Ximena Díaz Alarcón, Eugenia Tarzibachi
Company: Trendsity SRL
March 19, 2018

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Gender differences and their importance to qualitative research

The paper seeks to review and assess whether there are differences between male and female respondents and their communications modalities which would suggest that the ways in which we recruit and interview qualitative samples should be modified, or...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Qualitative Ascending Conference 2002
Author: Neil McPhee
November 10, 2002