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#IIeX: Frugal by Necessity or by Choice

Posted by Jeffrey HenningMonday, June 17, 2013, 13:38 pm 1 Comment

At the GreenBook Insight Innovation Exchange (#IIeX) in Philadelphia, Jasmeet Sethi, a regional manager of consumer insights for Ericsson, asks “Have we forgotten how to innovate outside of our codified bast-practice models?” Continue reading »

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#IIeX: Innovating when Your CEO Is Not a Genius

Posted by Jeffrey HenningMonday, June 17, 2013, 12:34 pm No Comments

At the GreenBook Insight Innovation Exchange (#IIeX) in Philadelphia Charles Trevail, CEO of Promise Communities shared five ways to break through to true innovation. Continue reading »

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#ARFAM8 : Cross platform measurement – How ESPN is moving the chains upfield

Posted by Joel RubinsonFriday, June 14, 2013, 6:52 am No Comments

Second in a series of blogs by Joel Rubinson from the ARF Audience Measurement Conference 8.0 about the marketing challenges and opportunities of our brave new digital world. Continue reading »

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The Coming Rebirth of Market Research?

Posted by Larry Friedman, Ph.D.Thursday, June 13, 2013, 7:32 am 7 Comments

Market research began nearly a century ago to fill a very specific need: marketers needed information to make good business decisions, and that information largely didn’t exist. The market research industry grew up to develop that information. As we’ve seen, the methods we’ve used evolved over time, but the basic reason for being for market research never really changed. Until now, that is. Continue reading »

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#ARFAM8 : Measurement issues from the CEO perspective

Posted by David BrudenellWednesday, June 12, 2013, 9:15 am No Comments

Two CEOS speak about the experience with media measurement. Continue reading »

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#ARFAM8 : How Six Flags Achieved Record Success by Improving its Marketing Mix Models

Posted by David BrudenellWednesday, June 12, 2013, 8:54 am No Comments

In partnership with Arbitron, Six Flags reinvigorated its marketing mix models (MMM) by using more granular PPM radio rating data. These new models led to the record success of its Fright Fest Campaign in 2012. Continue reading »

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Don’t Overlook Research’s “Other” Benefit

Posted by Adam RossowWednesday, June 12, 2013, 7:51 am 1 Comment

Research is more than just a feedback mechanism; treat it like what it really is – a vital customer touch point. Continue reading »

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#ARFAM8 : Kellogg’s Targets Weight Conscious Women HH With Addressable TV Campaign.

Posted by David BrudenellWednesday, June 12, 2013, 0:41 am No Comments

How Kellogg’s approach media effectiveness through the consistent evaluation of Primary KPIs. Continue reading »

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#ARFAM8 : Award Winning paper: What Drives Successful Telco Digital Marketing ROI on Facebook?

Posted by David BrudenellTuesday, June 11, 2013, 12:51 pm No Comments

Sean Bruich and Ruth Krichelo from Facebook brought a supplier perspective of how Facebook used ‘Big Data’ to help its advertisers come closer to the measurement divide between social impressions and clicks with real-world sales lift. Continue reading »

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#ARFAM8 : Day 1 Review – Why We Need Cross Platform Media Measurement…TV Is Now The 720 Pound Gorilla

Posted by Joel RubinsonTuesday, June 11, 2013, 10:10 am No Comments

How important is it to measure multiplatform usage by consumers? Evidence provided to me in my interview with Gian Fulgoni, Chairman at comScore suggests that TV is now the 720 pound gorilla—still the biggest and hairiest beast, but maybe not quite as large relative to the other creatures in the jungle as it once was. Continue reading »

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