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Olay Total Effects Launch: Taking the 'Old Lady' out of Olay
Anna Pacewicz, Advertising Federation of Australia, Bronze, Advertising Effectiveness Awards, 2002
In April 2001 Procter & Gamble launched Total Effects, a sub-brand of Olay and its first premium ingredient, anti-age skincare product. It was third to market in a category which had undergone a signi ...

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Tracking the Trendsetters: Profiling an Elusive and Influential Group
Clyde Heppner and Mary Ann Smith-Janas, Advertising Research Foundation Workshops, Qualitative Research, October 2001, pp.1-5
This article describes a study commissioned to explore the Youth Trendsetter market, in order to create an in-depth profile of forward thinking opinion leaders and early adopters.

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Extending the communication process: the Significance of personal influencers in UK motor markets
C Fill and M Evans, International Journal of Advertising, Vol. 19, No. 3, 2000
An investigation of how public relations (PR) works by influencing opinion leaders and opinion formers. The model proposed is 'multi-step flows of communication': it is studied in the motor market, wh ...

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Understanding Youth: Their Culture and Language
Ole Christensen and Carl C. Rohde, ESOMAR, Youth Power, Beijing, October 1999
This paper describes the ideas behind and the actual methodologies used for gaining insight and understanding of the constantly changing trends among Generation Next. It highlights some of the importa ...

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Why settle for 'early adopters'?
John Carter, Admap, March 1998
Argues that there has been too much concentration on targeting `early adopters', and that there is a good case for targeting `innovators' instead. This target consists of different people in every mar ...

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Capitalism and the Foreign Investor: Assessing Public and Elite Opinion in Russia's Regions
David Jodice and Elena I. Bashkirova, ESOMAR, Research and Decision Making, September 1995
These unique surveys of Russia's regions offer insights into the development of one crucial aspect of capitalism -- attitudes and policy preferences -- among both opinion leaders and the general publi ...

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