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Is there still a place for non-electronic measurement?

This paper focuses on two aspects of the radio measurement problem: the environment in which the study is carried out and the characteristics of the methodologies developed and tested by researchers in Poland and elsewhere. In the first part of the...

Catalogue: ARF/ESOMAR Worldwide Radio 2001
Authors: Marcin Kujawski, Zbigniew Sawiñski, Andrzej Matuszyñski
April 1, 2001

Research papers

Redefining ethics in market research

This paper describes issues raised in a recent review of the Market Research Society of New Zealand's Code of Practice (based on the ESOMAR Code) with respect to its appropriateness for qualitative research. Qualitative researchers and social...

Catalogue: Asia Pacific 2000: Redefining Business In Asia Pacific
Author: Ann Holway
November 1, 2000

Research papers

Build strong brands and develop communications

Segmentation using values related variables is increasingly being used in Asia to help in the positioning of brands and to drive marketing communications. This paper addresses some of the drawbacks and limitation of this approach. In particular, it...

Catalogue: Asia Pacific 2000: Redefining Business In Asia Pacific
Authors: Michael O'Donohue, Tamsin Addison
Company: McKinsey & Company
November 1, 2000

Research papers

Quantifying consumers' motivational structures for food products

This paper describes methodological issues concerning the Association Pattern Technique, a method to quantify means-end chain structures. The method provides understanding in the way consumers are motivated to choose specific products. The main focus...

Catalogue: Asia Pacific 2000: Redefining Business In Asia Pacific
Authors: Gerda I.J. Feunekes, Wilma den Hoed
Company: Unilever
November 1, 2000

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Developing a better eCommerce model

The bloom is off the rose for eCommerce companies. Some have already experienced financial difficulties, while many others are not likely to survive for long. This paper focuses on successful strategies for offering products and services on the web,...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 2000: The Impact Of Networking
Author: Joshua D. Libresco
September 1, 2000

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How are new interactive relationships with customers changing the face of marketing

This paper examines the growing need for electronic data security measures to be put in place in market research organisations. It uses research available in the United Kingdom on private companies and how they handle data security to illustrate that...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 2000: The Impact Of Networking
Authors: Rana Tassabehji, Marian Sudbury
September 1, 2000

Magazines

Revue Française du Marketing 2000 (N. 179/180)

Ce numéro spécial de la Revue Française du Marketing est consacré au Marketing Automobile,c'est-à-dire à des exemples de problèmes concrets de marketing que les entreprisesdu secteur rencontrent, notamment les constructeurs...

Catalogue: ADETEM: Revue Française du Marketing
Author: ADETEM
Company: ADETEM
April 1, 2000

Magazines

Research World (February 2000)

Hewlett-Packard’s award-winning advertising campaign shows a car breaking down and an onboard computer automatically rescheduling flights, updating hotel bookings, calling home, calling a breakdown truck and a relief hire-car- all in one...

Catalogue: Research World 2000
Author: ESOMAR B.V.
February 1, 2000

Research papers

Ask a cyberquestion!

This paper examines the development of the Internet as its relates to marketing and the role of online customer research. It looks at the changing relationship between marketer and customers, the impact of virtual communities, the development of...

Catalogue: New Monograph Series Vol.8: International Marketing Research
Author: David Pring
September 1, 1999