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In Case You Missed It... December 2009
News and notes on marketing and research: Vegemite's name flop; the click-through measurement; Asda's consumer panel
It sells the product by itself
There are many considerations when choosing a product or service name, everything from how a name will translate internationally to associations the name may conjure in the minds of consumers. A comprehensive approach is required, and the author explores each of the steps required.
Research encourages a comprehensive re-design of Blue Nun packaging
After conducting taste tests that confirmed that packaging was a factor in declining sales, Blue Nun wine held extensive focus groups with current and past consumers and competitive brand purchasers, as well as shelf tests, in its package re-design process.
What’s in a name? Plenty.
The authors argue for a formalized name-generation process, rather than a seat-of-the-pants approach, and make the case that consumer involvement in the process, via marketing research, will greatly improve the chances of developing a great name.
How research helped develop the USPS’s Sample Showcase program
In an era when the e-mail in-box is seemingly king, the USPS used qualitative research to help bring some excitement back to postal mail with a new product sampling program.

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How research helped develop the USPS’s Sample Showcase program
In an era when the e-mail in-box is seemingly king, the USPS used qualitative research to help bring some excitement back to postal mail with a new product sampling program.

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