Resources For Conducting Market Research In The Media Industry

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Trade Talk: 851,200 Elvis fans can't be wrong

In this month's column, the author interviewed Jim Timony of Bruskin/Goldring Research to discuss the quantitative research conducted surrounding the U.S. Postal Service's launch of its Elvis stamp.

Studies find more proof that magazine advertising works

Studied from Family Circle magazine, Citicorp POS and Simmons Market Research Bureau support the effectiveness of print advertising across several product categories.

Trade Talk: Study reveals younger women have more aches

A review of a Self magazine study that showed younger women suffer more health problems than older women and are less likely to treat them.

Research propels Midwest Living to a fast start

Marketing research reveals important demographic information for Midwestern publisher.

Your language, their language, or both?

The role of language - Spanish and English - and language’s impact on media consumption is discussed, as are the implications for marketing research.

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Show me the numbers: Using marketing research to get media coverage

This article outlines five tips for marketing research companies conducting self-funded research to gain media exposure.

Where companies are failing at using social media for customer service

Ann Michaels & Associates conducted a mystery shopping study to examine 10 businesses in three markets to measure response times in social media venues (Facebook, Twitter and the "contact us" forms on the company Web sites) to examine how social media works as a means of customer service.

Comfortable in the new medium: How online qual can benefit from our share-happy culture

This article focuses on societal and technological factors such as blogging and social media that have given rise to the use of online methodologies for qualitative research.

Utilizing eye-tracking to optimize direct mail

An analysis of a project in which eye-tracking was used to measure the impact of several direct mail campaigns.

Analyzing a B2B magazine’s ad inquiries and their relationship to qualified prospects

How the Web has affected lead generation for Buildings magazine and other B2B publications.

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