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Measurement DOES add:
precision to marketing/communication decisions

TRUE
Two Types of Research
- Developmental research
- Evaluative research
3 Basic Questions for Planners
- Whether or not to measure
- When to measure
- What to measure
Evaluative Research
- Takes place after campaign happens
- Evaluate how well we've done
Developmental Research
- Takes place before the campaign
Reasons to Measure
- Help make decisions and Avoid costly mistakes
- Evaluate alternative strategies
- Increase Ad efficiency
Reasons not to Measure
- Cost
- Research problems
- Disagree on what to test****
- Creative objectives
- Time
When do we use Concept Testing
- After situation analysis and before final ads are completed

How to test Concept Testing
- Focus groups **
- Mall intercepts
- One‐on‐one interviews
What is concept testing ?
> Test of strategic development
Copy Testing
used to predict effectiveness of an ad or an entire campaign
What is the value of Copy Testing?
- Evaluating ads in terms of such concepts as awareness, persuasion, or likeability
Television Tests
Story boards
> Animatic
> Photomatic
> Ripamatic
> Liveamatic
Animatic
a series of still images filmed together
- handdrawings
Photomatic
series of photos filmed together
Ripamatic
composed of audio and video segment from other commmercials
Liveamatic
closet to the real thing

– uses live talent only to approximate real thing best for measuring effectiveness of ad before the real thing
Four Stages of a Campaign:
1. Beginning of Creative Process

2. Middle and End of Creative Process

3. While ad is appearing in the media

4. After the ad has appeared in the media
Beginning of Creative Process
> Concept Testing
Middle and End of Creative Process
Copy Testing
While Ad is appearing in the media
Concurrent Testing
After the Ad has appeared in the media
Post Testing
Concurrent Testing is mostly done by:
Phone
Copy Testing and Concept Testing are mostly done by:
Focus Groups
Tracking Studies Term
Industry term for Concurrent Testing
Post-testing
- Happens at the end
- Provides benchmark for making better campaigns for the future
- Provides rigorous objective way to assess the performance of agencies
Two Types of Post-Testing:
- Communication Effects
- Behavioral Effects
Communication Effects
Possibly measuring:

- Recognition
- Recall
- Attitudes and Awareness
Behavioral Effects
- What people did:
- Sales
- Inquiries