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How to understand the growing range of consumer touchpoints
Matthew Heath, Admap, September 2008, Issue 497, pp.27-29
Marketers need to understand and combine all channels through which consumers experience brands, and not merely focus on traditional media, as audience and media fragmentation are increasingly interli ...
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Mash-up marketing: a winning media formula
Frank Harrison, Admap, September 2008, Issue 497, pp.24-26
Consumer-centred, holistic media planning is essential in today's market conditions. The growth of digital and other channels has led to erosion of the influence of mass-media advertising, which now a ...
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Integrated marketing: the five most serious challenges, and how to overcome them
Ellen Neuborne, The Advertiser, June 2008, pp.31-34
Most marketers are wholeheartedly embracing the concept of integrated marketing, but championing, crafting, and executing integrated programs successfully can be a struggle. This article offers a rang ...
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Examining the data
John Wolfe, The Advertiser, June 2008, pp.20-23
Despite some progress, major brand marketers are still struggling to fit emerging marketing disciplines and an increasingly complex media landscape into a comprehensive marketing program. This article ...
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The new media landscape: measuring the truth behind the hype
Will Collin, Institute of Practitioners in Advertising, 2008
The UK media landscape has changed substantially over the last 20 years, from the rise of digital television to the worldwide web, mobile phones, social networking, personal video recorders, search ad ...
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Data integration or fusion
Paul Baynton, ESOMAR, Media Mix Audience Measurement, LA, June 2003
This paper has two purposes: first, to evaluate the commonly used methods of mixed media analysis in the light of relatively new research amongst users of such techniques; and secondly, to re-visit a ...
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Horse and carriage, Sun and Surf
Neil Sharman and John Pawle, Admap, January 2003, Issue 435, pp.34-36
This article describes research carried out into a promotion for Surf washing powder which appeared in the Sun newspaper. The authors' refer to earlier research and comment that emotion, not reason, ...
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Between the lines
Admap, October 2002, Issue 432, pp.10
This piece traces the development of integrated marketing from the 60s to the present time. The author reminds readers of the time when media advertising was pre-eminent and describes the growth of o ...
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Three Dimensions for Better Communications Planning
Sheila Byfield, Admap, May 2002, Issue 428, pp.17-19
Sheila Byfield explains the reasons for introducing the research project 3D and describes its uses. First it identifies the most profitable customers and their relationship with the brand, second it ...
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Mixed-Media Planning for the 21st Century
Michelle Crellin and Matthew Dodd, Admap, April 2002, Issue 427
This paper introduces a new media planning tool entitled Mercury which uses data fusion and enables the user to analyse schedules across media. At present the system is limited to TV and press but ra ...
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Better media planning for integrated communication
Dr Gerhard Franz, Admap, January 2000
Media planning tools are lagging behind the demand for integrated communication, as no cross-planning tool is available, and no studies are available to support the strategic decision which part of th ...
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Client-agency perspectives of information needs for media planning
Deanna Cowan and Russell Abratt, Journal of Advertising Research, Vol. 39, No. 6, November/December 1999
While there are relatively few advertising studies that deal with media planning, there are even fewer studies that deal with the issue of information needed to make sound media decisions. This study ...
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Integrated marketing communications starts with print plus television
Alan Smith, ESOMAR, Marketing in Latin America, Rio, May 1997
This paper proposes there are three decision areas which make up any advertising campaign: communication, targeting and budget size issues. This thinking is linked to the current hot topic of integrat ...
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Integrated marketing communications should start with print plus television
A Smith, International Federation of the Periodical Press
This paper accepts that the current 'hot topic' of integrated marketing communications makes a great deal of sense, but argues that most proponents seem to be accepting their current media advertisin ...
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Integrated communications: Assessing integrated data for targeting
Barry Leventhal, Admap, February 1997
Discusses the problems involved in merging (or fusing) data sources: in particular market research behavioural data and lifestyle information which lists targetable individuals. The two main routes to ...
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A short history of integration
Evan Ivey, Admap, February 1996
This article discusses integrated communications from the viewpoint of an integrated business-to-business agency, explaining what integration is, why it is becoming increasingly popular, why (most) cl ...
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Mach 90: a basis for integrated media planning
R Schmutz, International Federation of the Periodical Press
This paper describes the merger of the two organisations in Switzerland involved in print media research, and outlines the new study which has been developed to take the place of the previous work. Th ...
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