We are optimistic but our industry needs to keep evolving
Jan08

We are optimistic but our industry needs to keep evolving

As we close the book on 2014 and look ahead to 2015, what topics are top-of-mind for marketing researchers? In mid-November, we put out the call to researchers from around the globe, on the qual side and the quant side, to get their answers to the following questions. Quirk’s: What’s your general feeling about the state of the marketing research and insights discipline for the coming year? Hopeful? Pessimistic? What makes you feel...

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Does Super Bowl Advertising Really Pay Off?
Jan08

Does Super Bowl Advertising Really Pay Off?

As anticipation for the 2015 Super Bowl begins to build, marketers and sports fans alike are awaiting Sunday, Feb. 1. Advertisers who are investing $4 million or more in a Super Bowl commercial are busy plotting their creative strategies and public relations programs while the rest of us wait to be entertained. But marketers everywhere should take pause and examine past insights that have emerged from previous Super Bowl ad...

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Super Bowl 2015: Brands Rev Up Ads, Engagement as Countdown Begins
Jan07

Super Bowl 2015: Brands Rev Up Ads, Engagement as Countdown Begins

With less than a month until Super Bowl XLIX on Feb. 1, brands are preparing their campaigns to woo the millions of fans worldwide who will be watching. Currently, the ad inventory for the game on NBC—up to $4.5 million per 30-second slot—is virtually sold out as half of the anticipated top-40 brands already have skin in the game. Click HERE for more.

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The ‘Terrible Teen’ Years of Digital Advertising
Dec31

The ‘Terrible Teen’ Years of Digital Advertising

If digital advertising is the golden child of modern marketing, it is currently going through that terrible, unruly teenage phase…

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Optimizing Your TV Investment With More Executions
Oct30

Optimizing Your TV Investment With More Executions

How far will your advertising dollars go? Advertisers are trying to make the most of their budgets by minimizing the investment in ‘non-working’ dollars – readjusting investments to produce just one TV spot in place of a pool of executions. The popular idea that more media exposures translates to better returns isn’t necessarily the case. In fact, reworking your ad budget to produce multiple spots can pay off in greater campaign...

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