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Evaluating Return on Investment of Multimedia Advertising with a Single-Source Panel: A Retail Case Study

Joan Fitzgerald
DOI: 10.1017/S0021849904040309 Published 1 September 2004
Joan Fitzgerald
Arbitron, Inc
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ABSTRACT

Retail marketers' understanding of radio and television advertising campaigns' impact on retail store visits would be a major breakthrough in evaluating return on media investment. This article presents results from pilot research using Arbitron's Portable People Meter (PPM[sup SM], a mark of Arbitron Inc.)--a unique audience measurement system that enables radio, broadcast television and cable television usage, and retail store visits to be captured from a single-source national panel of consumers. The pilot research indicates that retail store visits correlated with media advertising exposure, illustrating the promise of a single-source research panel to measure ROI in terms of store visit behavior, an important driver of retailer financial results.

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