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Storytelling with international millionaires - a creative approach to research
Sarah Hamburger and Patricia Lawry, ESOMAR, Annual Congress, Montreal, September 2008
There has been a rapid expansion in the number of High Net Worth Individuals (HNWIs) over the last few years. Members of this group operate in an increasingly global context, making them a logical tar ...

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The Media Habits of Wealthy Americans
Geoffrey Precourt, Warc Exclusive, September 2008
This paper summarises the key findings of Ipsos Mendelsohn's Affluent Survey 2008, an annual report on the spending and media habits of America's wealthiest consumers (household incomes of $100,000+). ...

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New routes from old roots: comparing the Indian and Chinese middle class
Sharan Sharma, Kunal Sinha and Jane Ling, Market Leader, Issue 41, Summer 2008, pp.35-39
This article, based on a major study undertaken by Ogilvy & Mather, compares consumer habits in China and India. Among its findings are that multinational brands need not localise their approach as mu ...

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Wealth of influence: How do you market exclusivity and "elite-ness" to the super-rich?
Margaret Johnson, Warc Exclusive, April 2008
This paper discusses how luxury brands can create exclusivity and desirability among the super-rich (defined as the wealthiest 5% of a society). Given that they can afford most things, genuine rarity ...

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India: one in a billion - predicting future trends by studying prosumers
Suman Srivastava and Nikhil Rawal, ESOMAR, Asia Pacific Conference, Singapore, April 2008
As the world becomes a smaller place due to globalisation, and brands also become increasingly global in scope, young people in India, China, Mexico and Brazil face a deluge of western influences. On ...

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Measuring the business elites of India and China: powerhouse methodology meets powerhouse economies
Andrew Green, Jenny Heak and Simon Staplehurst, ESOMAR, Asia Pacific Conference, Singapore, April 2008
If forecasts are to be believed, China and India will rank as the world's first and second largest economies by the middle of this century. These fast-growing economies have spawned a new generation o ...

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Inside the affluent space: a view from the top to anticipate the needs of the emerging affluent
Sue Philips, Chin Mun Hong, Geoffrey Yan and Sharanya Sitaraman, ESOMAR, Asia Pacific Conference, Singapore, April 2008
Wealth is being created in Asia at an unprecedented pace. In 2006, five of the top ten countries with the fastest growth in millionaires are Asian, including the top three - Singapore, India and Indon ...

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Orange Babies - Reverse Lottery (Netherlands)
Promotional Marketing Council, Gold (Direct 1:1 Communication), Silver (Cause or Charity/Non-profit Marketing), Bronze (Small budget campaign), IMC European Awards 2008
The article discusses a campaign by Orange Babies which aimed at collecting 25,000 Euro during the Millionaire's Fair and increase awareness of the Foundation. The campaign was targeted at visitors to

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