17 Dec 2001
in my house?" Wrong house.
2. A researcher is doing two beer groups in a hotel. On checking out ...
shopping centre,
researchers stopped a couple for their opinion. The woman said she
really couldn't tell which she liked best because she was colour-blind.
When researchers suggested that perhaps her ...
17 Dec 2001
1. Heineken.
No, it isn't apocryphal. Yes, it really did bomb in research. In a
classic ...
in the West
Country. The initial research gave a lukewarm reaction to the product,
the strategy, and the advertising idea. Full house. But the researcher,
tempted by the theory that the advertising would be liked ...
17 Dec 2001
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7 McCann-Erickson Durex, Cancer Research
8 Rainey Kelly Land Rover, Energy Savings
9 ...
17 Dec 2001
| by CAROLINE MARSHALL, Editor
because they
bombed in research (p37), but is it really better than B for while we're offering ...
17 Dec 2001
's
Digest has a seemingly unstoppable appeal. This year it also launched
research across readers in 18 ...
14 Dec 2001
Following its merger with Imperial Cancer Research, the Cancer
Research Campaign has moved its direct marketing business from Lion to
WWAV Rapp Collins. The combined account is worth 8 million.
...
The IPA is to investigate how more people from ethnic minorities
can be encouraged to consider careers in advertising and whether ad
campaigns properly reflect a multiracial Britain.
Bruce Haines, the IPA president, said: "Unless our creative work
accurately reflects the population it will...
14 Dec 2001
| by MATTHEW COWEN
New research published by The Henley Centre has given a boost to
the image of customer ...
.
The research, which was commissioned by Omnicom's customer publishing
arm, Redwood, tried to establish ...
for the first time that
customer magazines drive loyalty and improve spending behaviour."
The research ...
14 Dec 2001
| by JEREMY WHITE
and outdoor, which has been
donated by various media owners.
Founded in 1992, Tommy's funds research and centres for fetal health
research in London and Manchester.
Creative work will use well ...
14 Dec 2001
Havas, the fifth-largest communications group in the world, has
paid 2.8 million for the right to retain its name.
The deal with its former stakeholder, Vivendi Universal, follows
research into possible alternative titles by the Paris-based
company.
It means that the group of companies ...