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ASI:Live Case Study
Go beyond counting clicks, shares and likes to really understand your digital campaign's impact on your brand. To maximize your investment in digital - you need to know more. With ASI:Live, you can track key performance metrics (recall, brand attitudes and claimed behaviour) with respondents we know were exposed to your digital advertising to really assess your campaign's impact on your brand. This case study illustrates how one client leveraged this approach.
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The Changing Landscape of TV
Compared with five years ago, it is undeniable that the TV landscape is now vastly different to what it once was. With the rise of Over-the-Top Subscription Video-on-Demand (OTT SVOD) services such as Netflix and Amazon Instant Video, together with the majority of broadcast and cable networks offering an unheard of plethora of viewing options, how the average person consumes TV content has changed immensely, and will continue to do so.
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Why Use Norms in Advertising Research?
Your marketing department spends a lot time, resources and money building a marketing strategy, developing advertising creative, and buying media to reach your target consumers. You conduct research during the creative development phase to test your ad in order to understand its potential and you track the ad once it's in market to quantify the impact on your business.
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Over the Top: How Next Generation Devices Are Showing Us the Future
Innovation in TV is nothing new these days. There are constant rumors of change - Apple will reinvent the TV set, Netflix will be included on set-top boxes - but hidden among the plethora of new devices that are currently out on the market, we can see some tantalizing glimpses of how we will use our TVs in the future.
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Is Your Brand Truly Consumer-Centric?
This article discusses the challenges of being too brand-centric in the hope that readers might think more about their consumers, and less about their brand.
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Better Measurement for Stronger Brands
"Not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted." – Albert Einstein