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Does fame always lead to fortune?

The paper describes the rules that are common to the successful use of celebrities in advertising as well as a study of examples of highly effective celebrity selections and less effective celebrity selections. The results are based on desk research,...

Catalogue: Latin America 2006

Authors: Silvia Quintanilha, Milton Souza

Company: KANTAR TNS Malaysia

October 20, 2006

Merde a vous

This paper deals with the challenging task of communicating across different cultures. It's intended to shed some light onto the intricate values of Latin American cultures and identify those that are shared by most as well as those that keep...

Catalogue: Latin America 2006

Authors: Roberto Lobl, Luisa Fernanda Streber

Company: IBOPE Inteligencia

October 10, 2006

Bottom of the pyramid

Low income consumers, the largest and fastest growing market, are the new frontier for the corporate world.Most low income tourists travel by bus and take their trips with family or friends. Travel packages are organized by someone in the...

Catalogue: Leisure 2006

Authors: Haroldo Torres, Luciana Aguiar, Tania Limeira

October 8, 2006

New frontiers for neuroscience

Synaesthesia is the branch of neuroscience that studies anomalies of perception: subjects who have a multi-coloured vision by listening to a voice, or see numbers and letters in colour, hear a sound by looking pictures, etc. The objective of this...

Catalogue: Qualitative 2006

Author: Luigi Toiati

Company: Focus S.r.L.

October 8, 2006

Spiritual tourism

Spiritual tourism isn't just religious tourism like pilgrimages. In-depth interviews reveal common motives for this form of travel as well as for a number of other forms. A wide spectrum of travel forms deserves this name.Spiritual tourists seek...

Catalogue: Leisure 2006

Author: Christoph B. Melchers

October 8, 2006

The effect of conditioning when re-interviewing

A typology of panel conditioning effects and an empirical study examining the phenomenon are presented. The experiment on panel conditioning using a typical tracking study questionnaire shows that high frequency repeat interviews lead to a small...

Catalogue: Panel Research 2006

Authors: Clive Nancarrow, Trixie Cartwright

Company: KANTAR TNS Malaysia

October 8, 2006

Coming to terms with emotions

Qualitative research often claims to also gather besides rational and functional business aspects the more emotional side of the coin: feelings, moods and emotions that are related to (consumer) perception, decision-making processes and (consumer)...

Catalogue: Qualitative 2006

Authors: Ute Rademacher, Kay Volker Koschel

Company: Ipsos MRBI

October 8, 2006

Cutting the insight loss

If you are part of a client-based insights' team, have you ever asked yourself how many insights you have generated in the last twelve months? Or if a colleague asked you to give them a list of those insights, would you be able to?If these questions...

Catalogue: Qualitative 2006

Authors: Sandrine McClure, Mark Whiting

Company: Reperes

October 8, 2006

It's the culture, stupid!

A lot of research has been conducted regarding mode effects caused by social desirable response behavior and response style effects.New developments in market research have resulted in an increasing international usage of online panels. As a...

Catalogue: Panel Research 2006

Authors: Bart Wichers, Evelien Zengerink

Company: KANTAR TNS Malaysia

October 8, 2006