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Insights from LMX (Longitudinal Media eXperience) are available in timely reports, providing a comprehensive look at topics of interest for those needing to understand the changing media and technology world.
LMX Family is a unique, syndicated study that looks at when, where and how parents and kids are consuming new and traditional media.
LMX Hispanic brings the LMX methodology to the Hispanic audience – the fastest growing segment of the US online population.
The Ipsos Mendelsohn Affluent Survey tracks the lives, lifestyles, media habits and spending patterns of American Affluents and represents the “currency” study for this important audience - the agreed-upon source used by agencies, media companies and advertisers for setting and negotiating the cost of advertising.
LMX (Longitudinal Media eXperience) is a portfolio of unique, syndicated studies that capture where, when, and how both new and traditional media are consumed.
Since its launch in 2002, Movie Dailies has been the industry-leading movie tracking study used by studios, distributors and media owners to track and adjust marketing campaigns and gauge potential box office success for new releases.
For over six years TV Dailies has been used by nearly all of America’s top broadcast and cable networks to track how new and returning shows are building awareness and interest in the weeks leading to their premiere date.
GamePlan Insights provides video games professionals with an integrated tracking tool combining both behavioral and attitudinal data for each phase of a video game’s lifecycle.
Ipsos Mendelsohn is pleased to announce the Mendelsohn Affluent Barometer, a monthly online survey that allows clients to field questions quickly and cost-effectively among adults (18+) living in households with incomes of $100,000 or more
ConsumerMaps™ is a syndicated study that offers a new approach to maintaining and strengthening brand equity in a changed consumer marketing environment