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A product's changing place in society

There are two main approaches to measuring a product's changing place in society, those that begin by monitoring social values and those based on measuring changing attitudes to the product itself. The differences in approach stem from concern with...

Catalogue: Seminar 1989: Is Marketing Keeping Up With The Consumer?

Author: Ian D. Greig

June 15, 1989

Austrian consumer trends in the 80s (German)

In Austria the '80s have been characterized by profound altitudinal and behavioral changes which are, however, common to most Westem-European countries. The thrust: consumption is up and shows a hedonistic quality. The major antecedent condition for...

Catalogue: Seminar 1989: Is Marketing Keeping Up With The Consumer?

Author: Klaus Nemetz

Company: IMAS International GmbH

June 15, 1989

Brand building

This paper aims to demonstrate that the retailer as a brand is more than just the sum of a number of disparate parts and that it has a role to play in shaping the retailers’ strategy not just impacting upon it. When a retailer has a strong brand...

Catalogue: Seminar 1989: Adding Value To Retail Offerings

Author: Colleen Ryan

June 15, 1989

How to communicate with the older age segment

Life cycle theory is a key element in the practice of advertising and marketing. Over recent years, the emphasis has been on the young, particularly the YUPPIE. Today the emphasis is being redressed because YUPPIES mature and turn into w hat? In 1988...

Catalogue: Seminar 1989: The Untapped Gold Mine

Authors: Bernard C. Bennett, David Bergg

June 15, 1989

Life-style of the elderly in Austria

Partial results of a comprehensive life-style study are presented here. The subsample of 50-to-75-year olds (n=1.500) was subjected to a cluster analysis with the help of 28 variables. Two of the five resulting clusters characteristically...

Catalogue: Seminar 1989: The Untapped Gold Mine

Author: Rudolf Bretschneider

Company: GfK

June 15, 1989

Changes in attitude to care of the elderly as a basis of a marketing strategy for insurance products

In Austria, as in an number of OECD-countries, the system of state-sub sidized provision for old age has, because of demo- graphic development, come in need of adjustment. The public did not become aware of this fact until the early 1980's, when...

Catalogue: Seminar 1989: Is Marketing Keeping Up With The Consumer?

Author: Heinz J. Zeilhofer

June 15, 1989

Selecting advertising routes for older target audiences (more than one way to skin a cat)

Our paper describes TBWA's approach to analysing advertising and how it can be used to isolate the different ways of communicating most effectively to old people as various brands' messages differ. The approach basically involves splitting the...

Catalogue: Seminar 1989: The Untapped Gold Mine

Authors: Jane Fiori, Patrick Peigne

June 15, 1989

From number of sales to market share

Grocery chain supermarkets, are subject to local conditions which may greatly influence their performance. The marketing function has the responsiblity for investigating the current conditions and the potential for each store. The companies...

Catalogue: Seminar 1989: Adding Value To Retail Offerings

Authors: Franco Cloni, Massimo Milleri

June 15, 1989

How marketing influences sensory perception, and how sensory perception should influence marketing

The accepted definition of a "brand" is reviewed, and discussed in the light of the need for both R and D and marketing to be aware of what makes up the totality of a brand. While marketing has accepted that a brand has a personality and is far more...

Catalogue: Seminar 1989: Research For Flavours And Fragrances

Author: Derek C. Martin

June 15, 1989