Marketing Research: A Magazine of Management & Applications 2004 - Abstracts

Marketing Research: A Magazine of Management & Applications 2004
TitleSubjectAuthors
An integrated approach.(marketing)BusinessFennell, Geraldine, Allenby, Greg M.
Better than sex.BusinessWells, William D., Chen, Qimei, Rodgers, Shelly
Brand choice models and evaluations.("The Effect of Conceptual and Perceptual Fluency on Brand Evaluation", "Model of Brand Choice with a No-Purchase Option Calibrated to Scanner Panel Data".)(Editorial)BusinessWittink, Dick R.
Burden of proof.(brand loyalty)BusinessBrandt, D. Randall, Gupta, Kunal, Roberts, Jim
Creating satisfied clients .BusinessSchwartz, Bernard, Latta, Michael
Differing dimensions.(evaluating market research)BusinessAmbler, Tim
Don't touch that dial!.BusinessHollis, Nigel
Focus and fit: Advertising and branding join forces to create a star.BusinessKastenholz, John, Kerr, Graham, Young, Charles
Focus groups: a four-course meal.BusinessHenderson, Naomi R.
Maximizing ROI or profitability.(return on investment)BusinessKumar, V., Petersen, J. Andrew
Measuring returns on research.(marketing research)BusinessLesh, A. Dawn, Schmalensee, Diane
Mining for gold: Monotonic regression makes software easier to use and a lot more fun.BusinessDeal, Ken
Missing something?(multiple imputation software)(Product/Service Evaluation)BusinessDeal, Ken
Multiple regression and quadrant analysis.BusinessBacon, Donald R.
My research in marketing: how it happened.BusinessEhrenberg, Andrew
Narrowing the gap: Disciplined approaches can measure and improve advertising's yield.BusinessWyner, Gordon A.
Pick and choose.BusinessSmith, Scott M., Whitlark, David B.
Practice makes perfect.BusinessGreen, Paul E.
Pushing and pulling: Online ad strategy requires a whole new approach to research.BusinessKumar, V., Shah, Denish
Redefining data.BusinessWyner, Gordon A.
Refining the research microscope.BusinessGrapentine, Terry, Klupp, Mary
Research and the Bottom Line.(market research)BusinessMittal, Vikas
Roughing it.BusinessKastenholz, John, Young, Charles, Dubitsky, Tony
Same Frame, New Game.(focus groups)BusinessHenderson, Naomi R.
Show it in a graph.(graphical representation of survey data)BusinessDeal, Ken
The HB revolution.(hierarchical Bayes)BusinessBakken, David G., Allenby, Greg M., Rossi, Peter E.
"The missing link"-still missing.(Response to "The Missing Link" by Kyle Lundby and Colleen Rasinowich in Winter 2003 issue, "Mining for Gold" in the Spring 2004 by Ken Deal, and "Marketing Mix" by Terry Grapentine; includes rebuttal by authors.)BusinessGibson, Lawrence D., Deal, Ken, Grapentine, Terry, Liefeld, John, Diamond, William D., Lundby, Kyle, Rasinowich, Colleen
The new face of interactive advertising.BusinessStewart, David W.
The quest for prediction.(Insightful Miner (iMiner), a new data mining model)BusinessDeal, Ken
The research tightrope: How do you know if an ad campaign is selling your product or service?.BusinessHenderson, Naomi R.
The right metrics.BusinessWyner, Gordon A.
The ROI toolkit.(research methods; return on investment)BusinessWyner, Gordon A.
Turning red lights green.(qualitative market research)BusinessHenderson, Naomi R.
Under the influence.BusinessLacziak, Russell, Palan, Kay M.
What's your preference?(consumer preference measurement methods)BusinessCohen, Steve, Orme, Bryan
Will can-spam affect you?: It could change the way commercial e-mails are sent.BusinessRembert, LaToya Deann
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