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ACNielsen
Insights Asia Pacific
September
2004, Issue 103
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Consumer
Needs and Motivations
It's widely acknowledged by marketers that consumers
neither do what they say, nor say what they mean, and
addressing this conundrum is perhaps one of marketing's
greatest challenges.
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Taking
the Mystery Out of Mapping
In any product or service category consumers have images
of brands and the people who use them. Brand mapping
is a tool marketers can use to delve beneath the numbers
and obtain a rich yet easy-to understand picture of
how consumers see the market.
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When
it Comes to Customer Service, Loyalty Breeds Forgiveness
Companies on a cost-reduction mission must be relieved
to know that they can build consumer satisfaction and
loyalty without “over-servicing” them. This
seems to contradict the common belief that “Consumer
is King!”
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Consumers
Control the Success of Your New Product Concepts
At the heart of any successful product repositioning
or new product launch, is a new idea — a concept
or message that is motivating to the consumer and relevant
to their needs.
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Old
Habits Die Hard
Many of the 100 plus countries ACNielsen operates in
are developing markets so a research problem we frequently
see is helping marketers decide how to introduce global
branded products to new customers in developing markets.
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