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CASE [COPY TEST]: MTV In 2012 MTV asked baba to check the adequacy of its new corporate campaign relating to new marketing and communication goals of the brand Research problem Improve channel visibility, extend the number of potential viewers, communicate a “new” MTV idea Evaluate brand innovation Qualitative research: Semiotic desk analysis (materials vs. concepts) to detect strengths and weaknesses Fieldwork stage: mini groups each of 6 respondents, younger (18-24 y.o.) and older (25-40 y.o.) MTV should choose cohesive headlines and visuals “I soliti idioti” spots should use a more careless and not aggressive language; “Ginnaste” spots should be less childish MTV image further on renovation, complicity and entertainment Recommendations Methodology

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CASE [COPY TEST]: MTV

In 2012 MTV asked baba to check the adequacy of its new corporate campaign relating to new marketing and communication goals of the brand

Research problem

•  I m p r o v e c h a n n e l visibility, extend the number of potential viewers, communicate a “new” MTV idea

•  E v a l u a t e b r a n d innovation

Qualitative research:

•  Semiotic desk analysis (materials vs. concepts) to detect s t rengths and weaknesses

•  Fieldwork stage: mini g r o u p s e a c h o f 6 respondents , younger (18-24 y.o.) and older (25-40 y.o.)

•  MTV should choose cohesive headlines and visuals

•  “I soliti idioti” spots shou ld use a more c a r e l e s s a n d n o t aggressive language; “Ginnaste” spots should be less childish

MTV image further on renovation, complicity and entertainment

Recommendations Methodology