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Trends in audience behaviour around TV and online video

Online video can help deliver significant impact across a range of brand metrics, writes Mads Holmen, planning director, GoViral.

An absence of leadership

Brands can take a leading role in helping shape society, according to new insight from Onesixtyfourth.

Frugal shoppers want more than the cheapest price

Household budgets might be tight but shoppers are focusing on value for money rather than cheap prices, writes Tim Eales, director of strategic insight, SymphonyIRI Group.

Augmented reality and sales conversions

Augmented reality increases sales conversions and perceived price points of products, writes Matt Trubow, chief executive of Hidden Creative.

Britain's reality TV addicts

Female reality TV fans are twice as likely as the average woman aged 15-34 to be influenced by celebrities in their purchase decisions, writes Ashley Underwood, senior strategy executive at Kantar Media.

Driving value from promotions

With more goods now being sold on promotions than at full price, there is an increasing challenge to drive value, writes Rod Street, executive vice president for consulting, international at Symphony IRI Group.

Moody Britain 2010: Putting the pieces back together

An in-depth look at the findings of the fourth wave of Pulse @ McCann London's state of the nation barometer, Moody Britain.

How to make your research budget leaner

Making your research budget stretch further in a recession is easier said than done, but by following a few simple tips, you can make your investment work harder and even enhance the insights gained.

Ramsay brand unaffected by affair allegations

Gordon Ramsay's commercial prospects are likely not be affected by recent allegations that the chef has been cheating on his wife according to members of the public interviewed in the latest Brand Republic video -- watch it now.

Are men interested in skincare products?

The average British man spends less than £2.50 a year on skincare, according to the latest research from Mintel, despite the likes of David Beckham and Pierce Brosnan regularly appearing in ads to promote products for men. Here you can see a short video on what skincare products men do buy and whether...


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