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Found in translation: redefining a western brand in an eastern context
Dominic Lefebvre and Andrew Povolny, ESOMAR, Asia Pacific Conference, Kuala Lumpur, March 2007
This paper describes Pizza Hut Korea’s attempts to replicate the 20% sales volume increase Pizza Hut UK achieved implementing Brand Revelations Research. The Inspiration phase examines primary and s ...

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PR: a modern advertising essential
Gerry McCusker, Admap, September 2006, Issue 475, pp.23-25
Gerry McCuskar, author of Public Relations Disasters: Tailspin, argues that marketers are being negligent if they do not give PR a role in advertising campaign development and at campaign launches. He ...

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How do advertising creative directors perceive research?
Mark Chong, International Journal of Advertising, Vol. 25, No. 3, 2006, pp.361-380
Past research indicates that advertising practitioners have systematically ignored research for a number of reasons. This study is perhaps the first to understand how creative directors of internatio ...

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Generating big ideas that grow your brand
Graham Ellor, Admap, June 2006, Issue 473, pp.39-41
Graham Ellor, director of planning at TDA, argues that the current 'top-down' way of developing and exploiting the 'big idea' (usually a consumer proposition)- i.e. heavy advertising followed by adapt ...

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How Dove changed the rules of the beauty game
Olivia Johnson, Market Leader, Winter 2005, Issue 31, pp.43-46
Tells the story of the development of the recent Dove campaign, changing it from a toiletry to a beauty product and presenting `beauty' in a new way, which would make women feel good about how they ac ...

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Breakthrough creativity: a blend of art and science
Philip Gladman and Andrew Melsom, Market Leader, Winter 2005, Issue 31, pp.34-38
This paper reports on analysis commissioned by Diageo into how its marketers and agencies approach the creation of advertising. Client and agency manifestos proved to be markedly different, thus emph ...

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A true story: the birth of a great campaign
Paul Feldwick, Market Leader, Winter 2005, Issue 31, pp.30-33
The then Executive Planning Director at BMP DDB Needham Worldwide tells the story of the Rowan Atkinson award-winning campaign for Barclaycard, and shows how, like most great campaigns, it developed l ...

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Welcome to Scotland
Jacqui Souter and Anna Lilleengen, ESOMAR, Qualitative Research, Barcelona, November 2005
A dual-pronged approach of qualitative and quantitative international research allowed VisitScotland to revolutionise brand positioning and consumer communications, leading to massive increased intere ...

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21st Century Qualitative Research: New Processes for the Multimedia Age
Roy Langmaid, Market Research Society, Annual Conference, 2005
The consumer’s world has changed out of all recognition from the one for which group discussions or focus groups were originally designed. Unfortunately focus groups have not evolved to match the worl ...

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No more talking to the hand
Roddy Glen, Market Research Society, Annual Conference, 2005
This paper concerns itself with market research used in the development of mainstream advertising. It takes as its specific remit that part of the process called ‘creative development research’, an ar ...

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Refreshing the Eternal
Richard Buchanan, Kay Garmeson and Peter Cooper, Market Research Society, Annual Conference, 2005
Describes how research helped Platinum Guild International (PGI) to develop the marketing of platinum jewellery as a brand. Research was in three phases: positioning, brand identity formation, and adv ...

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A better practice approach for developing advertising. Trident White Case Study
Raúl Tena and Gonzalo Perez-Duarte, ESOMAR, Latin America Conf, Mexico City, October 2004
Trident White was successfully relaunched in the Mexican market, in large part due to the strength of its advertising. By applying research and knowledge early on and at various stages of the advertis ...

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Understanding and optimizing communications and the 'look'. Sustainable co-creativity using Internet-enabled, visual conjoint analysis
Mandhu Manchiah, Barbara Itty, Jonathan Marcus, Alex Gofman and Howard Moskowitz, ESOMAR, Asia Pacific Conference, Shanghai, March 2004
This paper presents a knowledge-creation approach permitting both marketer and researcher to apply principles of systematized design to concepts in text format and simulated visual format. The goal is ...

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Exploitation to engagement
Victoria Brooks, International Journal of Market Research, Vol. 45, No. 3, 2003, pp.337-354
This paper uses a case study of an advertising campaign for a basketball brand to argue that applying a holistic involvement model to all participants in the marketing process produces the best result ...

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Ad creatives' relationship with ad research
Sue Burden, Admap, April 2003, Issue 438, pp.27-29
Sue Burden reports on six in-depth interviews she carried out among agency creatives to establish their attitudes to advertising research. The feedback received was varied and whilst some respondents ...

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Ad development: using qualitative research
Judith Wardle, Admap, April 2003, Issue 438, pp.21-23
This article is based on the book 'Developing Advertising with Qualitative Market Research'. In it Judith Wardle discusses the triangular relationships of client, agency and researcher and points out ...

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How to use research to develop campaign ideas
Merry Baskin, Admap, April 2003, Issue 438, pp.18-20
Merry Baskin introduces her article by reviewing the work of the account planner since the early 1980s when it was still a novelty. She regrets the demise of training of account planners, especially i ...

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Avoiding the rush to judgment
Admap, April 2003, Issue 438, pp.17
This piece introduces four articles on how research can add to creativity. It emphasises that the following features do not concentrate on pre-testing and suggests that, in this cash strapped time, th ...

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Exploitation to engagement
Victoria Brooks, Market Research Society, Annual Conference, 2003
This is not a typical advertising paper about market research. The advertising industry is just as responsible for creative market research; however, the years of criticism have obviously taken its to ...

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Advertising pathways to fame and fortune
William Ratcliffe, Admap, March 2003, Issue 437, pp.46-49
William Ratcliffe offers advice to advertising and research professionals on how to produce advertising that produces a peak in sales. He shows ad developers how to rise to fame and fortune, regardles ...

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That's where ads are at. Implicit effects of advertising
Olaf Hofmann and Christian Stamov RoBnagel, ESOMAR, Internet Conference, Berlin, February 2002, pp.151-160
An implicit assessment strategy is outlined as a new method for the assessment of advertising and branding effects. It significantly extends currently available methods by allowing quick, easy, and un ...

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Planning and Creativity: Help or Hindrance?
Tim Broadbent, Admap, July 2001, Issue 419
Discusses the place and value of account planning and advertising research in producing creative advertising. Agencies devote roughly the same resources to planning/research as to actually producing t ...

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Direct to Consumer Advertising for Ethical Pharmaceuticals
Alan Branthwaite, Admap, February 2001, Issue 414
Describes an integrated research programme to develop television advertising for direct-to-consumer (DTC) advertising of ethical pharmaceuticals. Each stage of development is covered: 1) understanding ...

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Stamp Out Unintelligible Ads!
John Salmon, Admap, September 2000
Complains that many commercials currently on television are simply unintelligible to the viewer, and seeks explanations. “If incomprehensible commercials are running on television and nobody cares, th ...

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Developing a Global Advertising Campaign?
Debra Coughlin, The Advertiser, Jul 2000
In 1997 MasterCard decided that the quality of its work was inconsistent and that its message was fragmented. It wanted to develop a long term positioning to connect with consumers around the world. T ...

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Marketing Research for Value-driven Advertising. A Case Study on the Basis of the International Campaign for Wella AG
Anne Bell and Veronika Gnajda, ESOMAR, Qualitative Research, Athens, November 1999
This paper describes the evaluation of advertising concepts for an international campaign based on a new brand strategy. The subject has a global perspective and reflects the demand on marketing resea ...

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Creative Solutions Through Customer In-Sight
Joan Triestman and Debra Kassarjian, Advertising Research Foundation, Qualitative Research, October 1998
Describes EnvisionTM, a research package for use in developing advertising or other brand communication. Objectives, methodology and benefits of the system.

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Should the Language of "Testing" be Abolished?
Karl E Rosenberg, Journal of Advertising Research, Vol. 38, No. 3, May/June 1998, pp.73-76
Discusses the true reasons why research should be employed, and the key compenents of successful research. Concludes that research should not be undertaken when it is done for some reason other than t ...

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Can research help the creatives?
Patrick Collister, Admap, February 1998
A creative man's view of research. Creative people almost always hate research, because 'if it narrows down the margins for error, it also narrows down the possibilities for soaringly original work'. ...

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Strategy, strategy, strategy
David Cowan, Admap, February 1998
Argues for, and illustrates with examples, the importance of research and advertising working together in an agreed integrated strategic framework. The problem with pre-packaged testing and tracking s ...

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