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Omnibus surveys

Omnibus surveys are in very widespread use within the market research industry and have become a well-established, valuable and cost-effective means of conducting market research surveys. This chapter explains briefly what omnibus surveys are and how...

Catalogue: Consumer Market Research Handbook

Author: Richard Davies

August 1, 1986

The general image of industry

This report shows the image position of industry in the Austrian population by quantitative research representative for people up from 14 years. Research program covers spontaneous associations to the stimulus "industry", advantages and disadvantages...

Catalogue: Seminar 1986: Problem Solving In Industrial Marketing

Author: Werner Till

Company: GfK

June 15, 1986

New magazines

This paper describes some practical marketing research techniques, used by VNU (United Dutch Publishing Companies) in order to indicate in a reasonably adequate and reliable way the market possibilities of a new magazine. Based on the results of this...

Catalogue: Seminar 1986: New Developments In Media Research

Author: John Rodenburg

November 2, 1983

Researching the market for new publications

In launching new publications use can be made of desk research, qualitative research and quantitative research. Desk research tends to be used purely to help set advertisement rates, and make estimates of circulation/readership. Existing data sources...

Catalogue: Seminar 1981: Publishing in the 1980's

Author: Nigel Spackman

June 15, 1981

Quantitative research into symbols for Motorfair

Wells O'Brien Limited is currently exploring thepossibilities of replacing the existing Motorfairsymbol with an alternative design.Accordingly, quantitative research was required inorder to identify which symbol appears to stimulatemore interest in...

Catalogue: CRAM/Peter Cooper Archive Collection

Author: CRAM/Peter Cooper Archive

September 1, 1979

A method of quantitative comparison of regional markets

Traditionally, classificatory economic research has adopted two main approaches: - Heuristic, which is based on the assumptions, the knowledge and the intuition of experts, and; -Mathematical, which is based on formalised models, usually of a...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1979: The Challenge Of Eighties

Authors: Andrey A. Goriatchev, S. A. Redkozubov

June 15, 1979

Value for money of qualitative research

This paper describes the results of an experiment which examines the reliability and validity of qualitative research. Two studies of the same marketing problem (a pack test) were conducted and compared: one a qualitative study (6 group discussions),...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1978: Value For Money In Market And Social Research

Authors: Alan Branthwaite, Peter Cooper

Company: QRi Consulting Ltd.

September 1, 1978

Quality versus quantity

The studies we want to speak about are: Firstly, a continuous quantitative observation of performance indicators from 1970 to 1975 mainly aimed at monitoring trends. The sample consisted of 400 representatively-selected radio and television dealers...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1978: Value For Money In Market And Social Research

Authors: Hans-Joachim Büttner, Johanna Von Rónai-Horváth

September 1, 1978

Quality versus quantity (German)

The studies we want to speak about are: Firstly, a continuous quantitative observation of performance indicators from 1970 to 1975 mainly aimed at monitoring trends. The sample consisted of 400 representatively-selected radio and television dealers...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1978: Value For Money In Market And Social Research

Authors: Johanna Von Rónai-Horváth, Hans-Joachim Büttner

September 1, 1978