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By topic... reports on:

Advertising
Branding
Brand Image/Health Tracking
Brand Loyalty
Buyer Behaviour
Growth
Marketing Metrics
Media
New Products
Pricing

REPORTS


37: Repeat-Viewing in the USA and the UK

36: Individual-level Advertising Sales Effects

* We have introduced a new numbering system now covering both long reports and shorter learnings, reports 20-35 are not missing.

19: What car will they buy next ?

18: Patterns of TV Viewing: Loyalty to program genres

17: Perceptions of Differentiation ? Do users see their brand as different?

16: Brand Salience ? What it is and why it matters

15: TV Channel Use Amongst Multi-Channel Viewers

14: Do Brands Lack Personality?

13: Brand Advertising as Creative Publicity

12: Personal Buying is Like 'Family' Shopping

11: Loyalty to Product Attributes

10: The forms That TV Ads Take

9: New Brands: Near Instant Loyalty

8: The Case Against Price Related Promotions

7: Brand User Profiles Seldom Differ

6: Customer Retention & Switching in the Car Market

5: The South Bank Pricing Tests

4: Advertising is Publicity not Persuasion

3: Advertising and Brand Attitudes

2: What We Can and Can't Get from Graphs and Why

1: Understanding Dirichlet-type Markets


Learnings are shorter (2 page) reports which concentrate on insights & implications.

LEARNINGS

16: 100% Brand Loyals Exposed

15: Good News about Bad News: Talking about Word of Mouth

14: BRAND SALIENCE – Implications for brand management

13: How Consumers Choose Prices Over Time

12: How brands grow

11: Expectations and Reality for marketing metrics

10: Is Coke Always Less Price Sensitive Than Pepsi ?

9: Impulse Purchasing Patterns

8: Analysing Brand Image Data

7: Double Jeopardy Revisited Again

6: Decision or Descriptive Models

5: Marketing: Romantic or Realist ?

4: Statistical or Practical Significance

3: Report Writing

Extracts from the R&D Initiative for marketing ('98)

2: Making Data User-Friendly

1: Polygamous Brand Loyalty