May 13, 2008
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Advertisers’ new insight into the brain - May 2005

Brain science is revolutionising advertising thinking and research; what are the implications for advertisers?

Erik du Plessis
     
 

The buzz about the buzz is still only a buzz - October 2005

There is nothing new about buzz, but internet and blogs have changed its role in marketing communications

Shula Bigman, Communication Options
     
 

Wonderful Wasted Web - December 2005

With the internet spearheading today’s marketing, why do so many companies fail to exploit its potential?

Stan Rapp
     
 

What happens at x30 fast-forward? - January 2006

Exactly how do consumers process ads, and how can we discover the effects?

Dr Alastair Goode, Duckfoot
     
 

Fifteen ways NOT to evaluate your communications - February 2006

An outline of the many ways in which campaign evaluation can be misleading or just plain wrong

Les Binet, DDB Matrix
     
 

Engagement is many different things - April 2006

Whatever else it is, engagement is not a media audience metric

Erwin Ephron, Ephron, Papazian & Ephron
     
 

The future of communications planning - May 2006

How will effective planning evolve and who will be responsible?

Jim Taylor, Mediaedge:cia
     
 

Exciting times - February 2007

Why China is so important to the WPP Group – and so many of its clients?

Sir Martin Sorrell, WPP
     
 

Consumers' changing relationship with new technology - April 2007

How is technology changing consumers' behaviour and expectations?

Nigel Sheldon, Starcom
     
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