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Researching the implicit memory As the concept of two-system thinking has grown in popularity, questions have been raised for traditional market research. If people choose instinctively and intuitively, and then rationalise the decision afterwards, are they unknowingly misleading researchers? Research methods must evolve to meet these new challenges.
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MARKET RESEARCH Get to the truth (free)
PRECISION RESEARCH The quest for research precision
MOBILE USE Real-time research
THE WHOLE TRUTH Blend qual and quant
HYPNOSIS TECHNIQUES Deep dive through trance
MEDIA CONSUMPTION The smartphone route to the truth
Les Binet and Sarah Carter get a little bit angry about the nonsense they hear around them… like the spurious authority of numbers
Aid innovation
From collaborating and communicating with colleagues to breaking out of stifling routines
SPEED READ Decoded Phil Barden
BOOKS THAT INFLUENCED ME Stephen Maher, CEO, MBA
BRAND STRATEGY Strategic simplicity
US LATINOS Hispanics ride the social wave
BRAND IDENTITY Brand personality
SOCIAL MEDIA Friend or foe
ADVERTISING IN CONTEXT TV scheduling in context
GLOBAL BRANDS Keep it simple
Social goes shopping
F-commerce's strength may lie in the consideration phase of the consumer journey
Creative sessions
Encourage clients to take ownership and engage in the creative process earlier
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COLIN GRIMSHAW Understanding irrationality
DAVE TROTT Function follows form (free)
BYRON SHARP Hook 'em while they're young
STAN STHANUNANTHAN Big is not always beautiful
MOLLY FLATT The future of advocacy
BARNEY LOEHNIS The drivers of the digital revolution
Trendwatch Currencies of change
Lowdown Mobile research
Media adspend
The media category took a 7.4% share of total global advertising spend in 2012
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