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Media research solutions


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>Consumer panels have been completed in the US, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, the UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Thailand

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Specific media research solutions
>Explore patterns and future scenarios
>Identify trends well before others
>Share trends and insights for creation
>Embrace social and cultural change
>Optimize concept or product features
>Understand the whys and emotions
>Experiment in a lab environment
>Observe in real life situations
>Validate a launch or its elements
>Segment and target meaningfully
>Track various usage and attitudes
>Estimate audience representatively

Other solutions
>Consulting and training
>Consumer research
>Pharmaceutical research
>Business to business research
>Field research services

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Media consumer panels
Advantages of specific panel formation
Consumer panels can help you monitor your media users as well as those of competitors.

1WR proposes to recruit specific exclusive panellists for your needs so they are fresh and verified. Specific consumer panels allow interactiveness through a combination of techniques:
Complementary interviewing means build-up unique relationships with panellists.

Alternatively, other "from the shelf" internet consumer panels may also be used.
Internet, postal or telephone modes
Internet advantages include:
For email/internet interviewing, 1WR uses open survey production standards. Internet interviewing is user-friendly and can be generated in multiple languages. When planned, results can be delivered within 48h.

Postal advantages offer:
For postal mail consumer panel interviewing, 1WR disposes of bulk post accounts which provide expeditions and international T responses. Special packages are also used for material or product samples, so they are distributed with precaution.

Telephone advantages include:
1WR telephone teams conduct interviews small to medium size projects (between a 100 to 5000 interviews per week) in many areas of the world. London which is such a cosmopolitan area is used as centre for research interviewing in the UK, continental Europe, North America and in other areas.
From many different countries of origin, interviewers conduct interviews in their local mother tongue in same controlled condition across countries. Using specific telephone interviewing software, teams can function 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Analysis and reporting
1WR experts perform simple tables and eventually sophisticated analysis or time series analysis for successive waves:
Reporting respects scheduling and the various stages of a project.

A typical panel project comprises:
1WR provides also for client panel project management, a "client end" market research software (QPSMR Reflect) that:


Showcase: Magazine cover preferences through a custom consumer panel
Example
Magazine covers have a direct impact on reading choices. For an editor, to decide what features to highlight is crucial. This example details how an online consumer panel can help editors select an improve cover illustrations for both potentially new and captive readers.
Sampling and methodology
To reach statistical validity, a sample of 200 panellists would be drawn, composed of 100 non readers but targeted audience and 100 regular readers of the magazine.

Every week, readers would online:
  • select their preferred covers among 3 choices for the next to be released edition
  • indicate their interests in various articles/subjects to help prepare future editions
Reporting
For instance, every Wednesday, the survey could take place, enabling results to be communicated Thursday on time before going to the press.

As a continuous operation, results for each week could also be maintained on a client research project management software (Reflect©) so editorial teams could benefit from specific analysis when required.
Quality
Each panellist is verified and would be called to be recruited.
Renewal of panellists would be planned progressively to ensure that "age of panellists" would not bias results in the long run.