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How effectively can ad research predict sales?
Dominic Twose and Dale Smith, Admap, October 2007, Issue 487, pp.42-44
Based on 872 cases from across the globe, this study looks at the relationship between ads that experienced a rise in sales (market share), and their Millward Brown Link™ scores in terms of persuasion ...

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How advertising pays back
Tim Broadbent, Admap, November 2001, Issue 422
It is timely to review advertising's long term effects as recession looms. Persuasion testing is the most widely used advertising research metric in the US. However there are problems with the method ...

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Why do we bother to pre-test?
Helen Westwell, Admap, February 2000
Pre-tests need to provide rich information to justify their use, whatever their precise objectives. Market analysis showed Hall & partners that the pre-testing products currently available do not suff ...

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Pre-testing and sales validation
Brigitte Biteau and David Brandt, Admap, February 2000
Market mix modelling can be used to validate pre-tests and has led to new thinking on this hotly debated area of market research. Advertising can and does drive sales in the short term and the relativ ...

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A Quality Management Approach to Improving Advertising Effectiveness: New Answers to Three Critical Questions
Margaret Henderson Blair, Advertising Research Foundation, Marketing Accountability, June 1999
Describes and argues for the value of the ARS Persuasion Test system (rsc) for pretesting advertising. Points discussed and illustrated: ARS scores correlate with short term and long term brand share ...

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Look before you leap
Prof John Philip Jones, Admap, November 1996
This article is a foretaste of the author's monograph on the ARS Persuasion technique of pretesting, as used by Research Systems Corporation (published by NTC, January 1997). The author discusses the ...

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Turning Research into Return-on-Investment
Mike Mondello, Journal of Advertising Research, Vol. 36, No. 4, July/August 1996
Describes how Celestial Seasonings Inc. uses market research to improve return on investment: 1) using existing studies on profitability to determine how the marketing budget should be allocated; 2) a ...

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Advertising and brand equity
Andy Farr, Admap, April 1996
This article addresses two key questions: first, how can we evaluate a brand’s equity with the consumer, and secondly how can we determine which advertising campaigns are likely to generate brand equi ...

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Getting It Right the First Time
John Philip Jones, WARC Monograph, Admap Monograph No.3, 1996
This monograph publishes a report commissioned from Professor John Philip Jones by the advertising pre-testing company RSC as an objective appraisal of the ARS Persuasion system. The report finds that ...

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Local Partnerships: The Strategic Asset in Multicultural Research
Harold M. Spielman, Journal of Advertising Research, Vol. 35, No. 1, January/February 1995
Describes how the pre-testing system AD*VANTAGE/ACT is operated by McCollum Spielman Worldwide in several countries through a system of local partnerships: the rationale for this. Describes and compar ...

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Observations: The Long and Short of Persuasive Advertising
Karl E Rosenberg and Margaret H. Blair, Journal of Advertising Research, Vol. 34, No. 4, July/August 1994
Recently, it has been suggested that the use of preference-shift copytesting measures may cause advertisers to become obsessed with short-term share gains at the expense of building long-term equity. ...

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Convergent Findings Increase Our Understanding of How Advertising Works
Margaret Henderson Blair and Karl E Rosenberg, Journal of Advertising Research, Vol. 34, No. 3, May/June 1994
At an ARF workshop in 1991, Information Resources, Inc. (IRI) presented findings from its 'How Advertising Works' study, drawing upon the largest longitudinal database ever assembled of purchase behav ...

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Persuasion shift testing
Andy Farr, Admap, January 1993
This paper discusses a major experiment undertaken to understand the pre-post persuasion shift technique for pre-testing advertisements, widely used in the USA and now being offered again in the UK. I ...

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Does elaboration increase or decrease the effectiveness of negatively versus positively framed messages?
Baba Shiv, Julie A. Edell Britton and John W. Payne, Market Research Abstract from: Journal of Consumer Research, Vol 31, No 1, June 2004, pp 199-208, , (full text not available on WARC.com)
The paper explores the moderating role of motivation and opportunity-related variables on the effectiveness of negative versus positive message frames. Results from two experiments suggest that under ...

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