Entries Tagged as 'Market Research'
June 12th, 2008
by Faith Popcorn
UNMET NEEDS PRIVATE LABEL AND BRAND NAMES CAN MEET
Some consumers are stocking up on sale items, while others prefer to buy a little here, a little there, to make the total bill less painful.
Some consumers are stockpiling food items such as rice, meats, and canned soups, to take advantage of sales and […]
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Categories: Market Research, Trendspotting | Posted by Faith Popcorn | Comments »
June 11th, 2008
by Tom Polanski
“Half the money I spend on advertising is wasted; the trouble is I don’t know which half.” - John Wanamaker
I think we can all agree that the internet is like a giant calculator. Our ability to track is unparalleled and still, money is wasted by advertisers. In this new economic reality, we’re […]
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Categories: Agency Relations, Customer Experience Management, Market Research, Uncategorized | Posted by Tom Polanski | Comments »
February 13th, 2008
Brand Keys’ Valentine’s Day Index 2008
“More and more gifts are being exchanged between friends and family in the name of St. Valentine, and that’s turned Valentine’s Day into a major retail holiday,” said Robert Passikoff, president of Brand Keys, Inc., a New York-based brand and customer engagement research consultancy.
“Again this year consumers report higher after-Christmas […]
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Categories: Market Research | Posted by Robert Passikoff | Comments »
January 17th, 2008
by Faith Popcorn
Our world continues to be rife with unrest, uncertainty and angst since we were turned upside down with the events of 9/11 and the cascade of events which can be traced to direct bi-products of that world changing event. With the War in Iraq, new global tensions among nations, and a heightened […]
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Categories: Market Research | Posted by Faith Popcorn | Comments »
January 3rd, 2008
I have an email mailing list of just over 30K people. Every week before I hit send I’m faced with the conundrum – are my readers in the mood to receive this newsletter now?
One instance of email overload and they hit the unsubscribe button or – horrors – the spam button causing all ISPs to […]
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Categories: Market Research, Media Planning & Buying, Online Marketing 101 | Posted by Michelle Madhok | Comments »
December 30th, 2007
In Deloitte’s second “State of Media Democracy” survey, the younger generations of Americans - not surprisingly - are leading the way in embracing new technologies and creating a trickle up effect where older generations are learning from the younger ones.
Fielded by independent research firm the Harrison Group in late October, this latest online survey […]
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Categories: Advertising, Market Research, Metrics, Mobile Marketing, New Media, Social Media, Teen Talk, User Generated Content | Posted by Penelope Stockinger | Comments »
December 26th, 2007
Consumer packaged goods brand sites attracted a total of 66.4 million U.S. visitors, an increase of 10 percent versus the same period last year, - republished here from a recently released comScore, Inc. study. All of the top ten positions were taken by food or beverage brands. The average visitor made 3.9 visits to […]
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Categories: Ingame Advertising, Market Research, Micro-sites, Online Marketing 101, Success Stories | Posted by Penelope Stockinger | Comments »
December 24th, 2007
Happy Holidays to all our readers and writers. While we won’t be disappearing over the holidays, we will be taking it a bit easier while also gearing up for an exciting New Year. I would like to thank everyone who contributed to eBrandMarketing since its inception for some really really great original posts, […]
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Categories: Advertising, Distributed Media, Market Research, Marketing to Women, Media Planning & Buying, New Media, Women and the Web | Posted by Penelope Stockinger | Comments »
December 10th, 2007
Marketers are all familiar with the underlying model of branding in the mass media. Depending on the author it looks something like Awareness>Familiarity>Positive Imagery>Transaction. We also recognized that it wasn’t entirely valid even in the mass media era. Behavior sometimes came before attitude. We had the high-involvement model (attitude precedes behavior) and the low-involvement model […]
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Categories: Branding, Distributed Media, Market Research | Posted by Dr. Mary Lou Roberts | 1 Comment »
November 12th, 2007
eBrandMarketing is designed to bring our readers highly relevant and usable information — from the most talked about news and events in the marketing, media and advertising arenas, to topics that touch our day- to-day work and help us plan for tomorrow.
There is a lot of great content on the web for marketers – but […]
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Categories: Agency Relations, Branded Entertainment, Campaign Integration, Distributed Media, Market Research, Marketing to Women, Mobile Marketing, New Media, Social Media, Success Stories, Teen Talk | Posted by Penelope Stockinger | Comments »