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Understanding
kids: AN MCI Asia Pacific study
Across the globe, kids are emerging as a homogenous
consumer cluster of their own and India is no exception. more>>
The
Starcom Study on Pester Power The
Starcom study conducted in Mumbai and Pune amongst children in the age group of
4 to 14 talks about the importance of Pester Power (Courtesy: Mindspace Events)
more>> Transforming
Kids Insight into Innovative strategies in the market Kids
are non-linear, spontaneous, visual, playful and more fantasy based in their thinking
& processing...a presentation by Poonam Kumar on how to transform kid's insights
into innovative strategies (Courtesy: Mindspace Events) more>> Effectiveness
of Advertising to Kids What attitude do kids
have towards advertising? Are kids the brand decision drivers...? This presentation
by Anshuman Misra throws light on many such questions (Courtesy: Mindspace Events)
more>> New
Generations 2002 - An NFO WorldGroup Research •
Target - 7-14 yr olds • Media Habits, Brands, Ads and Promos, Values and Attitudes,Pester
Power... more>> Kids
Media Habits • Targeting
the ‘young & restless’ - through Television • What
kind of programs do they like to watch? • What
Channels do they like to watch? What
do kids really want? Retailing to children
is a difficult task but by no means an insurmountable one. Retailing consultant
Mudit Kapur talks about how the retailer could appeal to kids. more>>
Kids and Fiction Stories fascinate all ages.
A McCann-Erickson study on how kids relate to the characters they read about in
stories and how they can be used by advertisers to communicate to kids as a consumer
segment. more>> The
Uniform Dichotomy: Kidsearch NFO-MBL India Marketing
to kids is no child's play. Armed with big budgets, powerful brands, multiple
media options, marketers are trying to grapple with a new set of decision makers:
Kids. more>>
The Playground This NFO-MBL report on kids
delves into the factors that influence the process of growing up. more>>
Rearranging the Building Blocks A
child researcher's perspective on the role of changing parent-child relationship.
more>>
Toys and Kids: A Research Perspective A Research
Perspective from Cartoon Network Toy marketers beware: Toys lose their appeal
as kids start growing up. more>>
The
unintended effects of advertising Do Indian
brands and agencies act with caution? more>>
Brands, kids and Indian advertising
How do we ensure that advertising messages
have no negative influence on kids? more>> Unravelling
the mind of the child The growing importance
of children as influencers has resulted in them being used as bait to attract
the otherwise elusive consumer. more>> Implications
of advertising to children Kids are active
seekers and influencers for a whole range of products affecting their lives. more>> Kids
can tutor parents too Dr Morepen is trying
to promote health awareness through kids more>> Positioning
and kids Kids are not really loaded with money
and patience but they want instant gratification. more>> Marketing
to kids... Since brand characteristics are
variable, the impact of marketing to children must also vary by brand. more>> When
advertisers talk to kids... ...it's best to
talk to them in their own language. And the crux of the whole issue is to keep
the whole message short and simple. more>>
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