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61.
Electronic technology and agency sluggishness
Geoff Ballington, Admap, March 1987
Argues that the use made by agencies of the technology currently available for electronic planning and buying is less than is superficially believed. Advertising agencies are backward in using, or eve ...
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Account planning - has it a future?
John Bartle, Admap, December 1985
A discussion of the development, present state and future prospects of account planning in advertising agencies. The article first reviews the factors which led to the introduction of account planning ...
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The Extended Media List: The EML in perspective
Brian Allt, Admap, February 1985
The Chairman of the JICNARS EML Technical Study Group outlines the philosophy and approach underlying the development of the new technique, and the problems that arise when the search for greater accu ...
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The evaluation of advertising effects: philosophy, planning and practice
Chris Baker, Admap, April 1984
Discusses the post-exposure evaluation of advertising: the underlying theory and, in detail, the sort of information which should be collected and how it should be handled. Three types of evaluation r ...
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New methodology in the NRS: the extended media list
Brian Allt, Admap, January 1984
This article, by the chairman of the JICNARS `Extended Media List' Study Group, outlines the main findings of the experimental work conducted by the Study Group, which have been published by JICNARS ( ...
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New Orleans symposium: The panorama of readership research
Prof Harry Henry, Admap, April 1981
Introduction to papers from the first International Readership Research Symposium held in New Orleans, February 1981.
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Sharpening the point-of-sale
Chris Sharpe, Roger Banks and Peter Bostock, Admap, December 1980
Point-of-sale is also a medium, and deserves as much care as any other. The triangular relationship between manufacturer, retailer and customer is discussed; each member both sends and receives messag ...
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Planning market research objectives and strategies
Guy Batham, Admap, October 1980
Describes how market research can best be tailored to company marketing objectives. Using as an example a company with multiple brands in a single product category, the author discusses the type of re ...
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Media departments in the 1980s - a media owner's view
Peter Battle, Admap, May 1980
Reviews the recent history of the relationship between television companies and agency media departments, including the effects of the 1970s recession and the Price Commission. Excess of demand has le ...
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Account planning - what does it mean and how does it affect the way an agency works?
John Bartle, Admap, April 1980
Outlines the historical background, concept and development of account planning. Argues that a separate account planning department in an agency is the only way of achieving the benefits of bringing t ...
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We must get together
J L Barrons, Admap, September 1979
The Chairman of ENAB and MD of the Westminster Press discusses the function of marketing in regional newspapers, and the need for adequate communication with advertisers and agencies. The importance o ...
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What the industry wants from press research - let's go on discussing it
Brian Allt, Admap, June 1979
Follows discussion by Brian Jacobs and Daz Valladares (Admap May 1979, no.1553) on what agencies want from press research. Suggests that many sections of the industry do not sufficiently recognise tha ...
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The television area allocation problem in retrospect
James R Adams, Admap, March 1979
Discusses SORBA (a System for Optimising Regional Budget Allocation). Looks at its first year of application after being announced in October 1977. STAGS have offered the system free, and most runs ha ...
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What we can learn from the 'Living' study
Brian Allt, Admap, November 1978
A discussion of measures of reading behaviour. The 1972 Reader Categorisation Study (RCS) provided highly relevant data on differences in reading behaviour between primary and secondary readers. Compa ...
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Specialist magazines
David Arculus, Admap, November 1977
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Econometrics = Multiple Regression +?
Neil Barnard, Admap, June 1977
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Media update: Television
Tony Ayers, Admap, June 1977
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Increasing the effectiveness of retail marketing
James R Adams, Admap, September 1976
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Managing advertising
James R Adams, Admap, August 1976
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To confuse the issue...
Brian Allt, Admap, November 1975
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The use of sexual stimuli in advertising pre-testing
James R Adams, Admap, November 1975
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Admap Computer Special
Geoff Ballington, Admap, February 1975
The computer comes to media buying. Introduces articles by B. Robson, F. A. Fowler, N. Shepherd-Smith, A. Thorburn and M. Donovan.
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Thoughts on the tenth anniversary of Admap
Geoff Ballington, Admap, October 1974
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The Gallaher/AAPB Poster Study of London and Leeds
Donald Needham, John Andrews and Donald Monk, Admap, September 1974
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Radio audience research in the IBA London Radio Region
David Aitchison, Admap, August 1974
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Commercial Radio research in the UK
James R Adams, Admap, September 1973
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Book Review
James R Adams, Admap, May 1973
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Dr Cynthia White on women's magazines
Geoff Ballington, Admap, December 1972
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The Daily Mirror media behaviour and opinions study
Brian Allt, Admap, September 1972
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Talking about readership
Geoff Ballington, Admap, March 1972
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