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Targeting the Internet Audience Through Geodemographics
Linda Brennan and George Wishart, Advertising Research Foundation, Loyalty Marketing Workshop, October 2000
As the internet audience grows, audience measurement and description take on an increasingly important role to advertisers and web sites alike. Quantitative measurement of web site audiences is the fi ...

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Get a lifestage!
Mike Jeanes, Admap, October 1999
Life stage segmentation can benefit media planning. It can help direct advertising activity in terms of creative message and media mix. The Newspaper Society has developed a series of lifestage descri ...

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Regional media planning: the easy way. RegioMDS
Hans-Hermann Jager and Rolf Speetzen, ESOMAR, Publishing Research, Lisbon, November 1997
This paper is aimed at answering the relevant questions regarding media selection in certain defined target areas. It is a very special paper, dealing with the large number of difficulties occurring w ...

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Geoplanning. Improving quality in outdoor advertising planning
Antonio Margoni, ESOMAR, Managing Media Data, Rome, November 1996
This paper describes a new technological approach to planning outdoor advertising campaigns through an approach which exploits the potential provided by new geographical software programs applied to m ...

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What do we know about... Geodemographics
Peter Sleight, Admap, September 1996
An updated history and description of the main competing geodemographic systems: how they were formed; data sources used (including `lifestyle'); how the classifications are produced; how they may be ...

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TGI and its uses in demography
Richard Silman and Andrew Brown, Admap, January 1995
Readers of Admap will be familiar with the Target Group Index (TGI). The TGI sample is derived from a sample stratified on a rolling ACORN basis: geodemographics are used to guide interviewers as to t ...

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Where they live - UK geodemographic systems in 1992
Peter Sleight, Admap, May 1992
A useful summary for lay users of the geodemographics business: how it has evolved, what are the main UK proprietary systems, their sources and methodologies? Marketing and media applications are desc ...

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The marriage of BARB and G-Track: a data fusion case study
Sarah O'Brien and Steve Wilcox, Admap, July 1989
A case history demonstrating how easily television audience data from one survey (BARB) can be linked by fusion techniques to product usage and attitude data from another (Granada's G-Track omnibus su ...

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Data fusion and single source surveys
James Rothman, Admap, July 1988
Describes data fusion, its principles, advantages and problems, including whether and when it should be preferred to a single-source survey. The article illustrates how the NRS might be used in fusion ...

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