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Daniel Barnes, Lloyd Thomason, Kate Antjoule et al., Warc Awards, Shortlisted, Best Use of Brand Purpose, 2017
This case study shows how The Heart Foundation, a heart disease organisation, successfully changed New Zealander's behaviours towards heart attacks using an effective TV ad campaign.
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Mel Gray, Brian Sherwell, David Chriswick, Warc Awards, Shortlisted, Best Use of Brand Purpose, 2017
This case study describes how US appliances manufacturer Whirlpool built on its Every day, care campaign to create the Care Counts programme, which installed washers and dryers in schools to give disadvantaged students access to laundry facilities to boost attendance rates.
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Elke Anderle, Warc Awards, Shortlisted, Best Use of Brand Purpose, 2017
This case study shows how the Off The Street Club (OTSC), a non-profit children's organization, was able to successfully increase funding in the US using an emotional campaign featuring real children.
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Tahaab Rais, Warc Awards, Shortlisted, Best Use of Brand Purpose, 2017
This case study shows how Coca-Cola, the carbonated drinks company, developed a community action platform for youth in the Middle East thus increasing its brand equity.
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Michelle Lee, Robyn Hutman, Thomas Weigle, Alvaro Melendez, Warc Awards, Shortlisted, Best Use of Brand Purpose, 2017
This case study shows how Kotex, a feminine care brand, increased market share and sales in Canada by breaking down female stereotypes in a social media campaign.
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Max Slonim, Warc Awards, Shortlisted, Effective Content Strategy, 2017
This case study describes how financial services company Charles Schwab, joined with news network CNN’s anchors to create a multimedia content series to gain the attention of the hard-to-reach investor audience in the US.
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Chamari Kariyakaranage, David Phillips, Adrian Mills, Warc Awards, Shortlisted, Effective Content Strategy, 2017
This case study describes how beauty brand L'Oréal conducted a very public content-led experiment to launch its Revitalift Laser X3 product in Australia.
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Danish Chan, Warc Awards, Shortlisted, Effective Content Strategy, 2017
This case study describes how multiple sclerosis support charity MS Australia, used the design of a bike to raise awareness of the symptoms of the disease and, in turn, improve fundraising efforts.
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Stephen Wallace, Kit Stanford, Warc Awards, Shortlisted, Effective Content Strategy, 2017
This case study describes how car-maker Ford used an eight-minute film, starring Mads Mikkelsen, to launch its Edge SUV across Europe.
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Mou Roy, Ankur Kapoor, Warc Awards, Shortlisted, Effective Content Strategy, 2017
This case study describes how car-maker Volkswagen created an online and print campaign, using real-life advocates, to change its brand narrative in India.
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Padmapriya Muralidharan, Prashanth Murthy, Warc Awards, Shortlisted, Effective Content Strategy, 2017
This case study describes how Indian drinks brand McDowell's No.1 tapped into fan behaviour around short-form cricket, with digital content created by famous real-life friends.
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Ellie Gogan-Tilstone, Warc Awards, Shortlisted, Effective Social Strategy, 2017
This case study shows how JetBlue, an airline brand, increased brand awareness and sales in the US by showing flyers and mothers alike that they understand the hardships of a crying baby on a flight.
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AME Awards, Silver and Bronze, 2017
This case study explores how Whirlpool, a multi-national manufacturer of home appliances, launched a national campaign in the US to supply 17 schools with washing machines.
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Lloyd Thomason, Paul Catmur, Harrison Boys, Kate Antjoule, Camille Turton, Warc Awards, Entrant, Effective Social Strategy, 2017
This case study shows how The Heart Foundation, a heart disease research foundation, raised awareness about the symptoms of heart attacks in New Zealand, by gamifying the experience on social media.
Article
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Rachel Lawes and Neha Viswanathan, International Journal of Market Research, Vol. 59, No. 3, 2017, pp. 383-390
This was a one-day Market Research Society conference with ten presentations covering a very wide perspective on methodological developments.
Article
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Mike Mabey and Ariel Herrlich, WARC Exclusive, SKIM, May 2017
This paper explores personal medical devices, such as insulin pens, inhalers and auto-injectors, and the obstacles they need to overcome in order to be successfully implemented.
Case Study
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Elissa Wong, Ruth Lim, Warc Awards, Shortlisted, Effective Social Strategy, 2017
This case study shows how Maybelline, the cosmetics brand, increased brand awareness and sales in Singapore by tapping into women's love for Snapchat selfies.
Article
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Kirsty Fuller, International Journal of Market Research, Vol. 59, No. 3, 2017, pp. 283-284
In this viewpoint, the author looks at the current state of qualitative research and looks to the future of the practice for market researchers.
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AME Awards, Bronze, 2017
This case study explores how Mastercard, the financial services corporation, launched a campaign in the US to connect with Google's young base of Android Pay users.
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Sanketa Kapse, Warc Awards, Entrant, Effective Social Strategy, 2017
This case study shows how Johnson's Baby Lotion, a baby products brand, increased its consumer engagement in India by making moisturizing fun and an experience that enriched the mother-baby bond.
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Toru Jhaveri, Sanchari Chakrabarty, Toru Jhaveri and Neeraj Sharma, Warc Awards, Entrant, Effective Social Strategy, 2017
This case study shows how Clean & Clear, the skincare brand, successfully relaunched its new facewash by making its product relatable to young teenage girls.
Research Paper
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IAB Europe Research Awards, Winner, Consumer Attitudes & Behaviour, 2017
This paper reveals the findings of a Facebook study in Spain which measured emotional engagement with advertising and brand recall.
Research Paper
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Brian Fine and Con Menictas, ESOMAR, Asia Pacific, May 2017
This paper presents a new approach to capturing respondents' emotional drivers of behaviour through research involving free form text, using the example of the 2016 US Presidential election, and listing implications for the Asian market.
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Noriko Nakano, Eri Yamashita, Sono Hasuka, Jung Yeon Nam, Mariko Nomura, Damien Velleman, ESOMAR, Asia Pacific, May 2017
This paper reveals the findings of two studies in Japan and Korea that explored how Sonification, a communication approach that uses audio waves to transfer information, can be used to communicate the sensorial benefits of products, such as cosmetics, that are traditionally advertised via visual images.
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Sjoerd Koornstra, WARC Exclusive, March 2017
This article details how Heineken pre-tested a TV commercial for one of its international beer brands with three different methods: a traditional quantitative pre-test and two different neuroscience-led approaches.
