Special Report: Market Research - Tell me about it
17 Mar 2010 | by Mary Cowlett
Asking consumers set questions will give brands only certain answers. If they sit back and listen, the insight opportunities are endless
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Finance and utility brands are more likely to benefit from price-comparison and voucher-code sites, but all advertisers should consider their potential
Asking consumers set questions will give brands only certain answers. If they sit back and listen, the insight opportunities are endless
The Prudential is just one UK company moving its focus to emerging markets in search of growth.
The advent of price-comparison websites is levelling the playing field as motor insurance providers compete for market share.
LONDON - Traffic to price-comparison sites has risen as the economy has slowed, but marketers may need to approach them with caution