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Jay Winer started out as a market research analyst at J. Walter Thompson, and over
the years we've continued to produce case studies, overviews of various
industries, and the occasional synopsis of current events —
with some original
market research thrown in for good measure. |
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| CLIENT:
J. WALTER THOMPSON
Who's
reaching out and touching someone, and how much are they spending? An
overview of the US telecommunications market, emphasizing ad expenditures
and creative positioning |
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| CLIENT:
JEAN RICKER
Recently a client in
a hurry needed data (with a little salesmanship thrown in) to support
a marketing proposal (in a relatively undocumented industry: central
vacuum systems). We were able to put this multi-page document together
in a few days.
(Click on
image for an
Acrobat PDF excerpt.) |
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CLIENT:
J. WALTER THOMPSON
The
US beer market: trends in consumption as well as marketing |
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CLIENT:
THE JACK MORTON COMPANY
Overview
of the the origins of the Asian economic crisis, prepared for an IBM-sponsored
gathering of CEO's at the Nagano Olympics
(Click on
image for an excerpt.) |
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CLIENT:
LOS ANGELES MAGAZINE,
PHILADEPHIA MAGAZINE,
ET AL.
Subscriber
study for a regional magazine (one of five conducted simultaneously
for a nationwide association of local magazines) |
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CLIENT:
CITY OF CATANIA, ITALY
Research
study conducted for a European regional development association. Included
interviews with government officials as well as historical research—accompanied
by about 100 pounds of promotional material |
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CLIENT:
BUSINESSWEEK
Data
analysis and market positioning for BusinessWeek Careers, a McGraw-Hill
publication |
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