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Pan Arab Research Center has launched in September 1996 a new advertising research tool aimed at testing the performance of TV Commercials so as to help marketers gauge how well their ads have performed against their competition.
 
Set up as a continuous service, CAPS aim was to build up a database of advertising performance norms and normative data for comparisons by measuring a selection of new TV advertisements month after month.
 
The service involves testing of new TV commercials with the general public in a systematic manner on various advertising performance measures and therefore, concluding to an overall assessment of the effectiveness of the advertising.
 
The basis for CAPS is a sample survey consisting of personal face-to-face interviews with representative samples distributed across adult Arab Males and Females across all Income classes within each country. Respondents in the survey are exposed to the commercials in a forced exposure situation.
 
Objectives of CAPS
 
Each advertisement tested is evaluated monadically. The information gathered to evaluate the advertising is :
 
  • Immediate impressions upon seeing the advertisement
  • Perception of the product/brand through the message communicated in the ad.
  • Incidence of seeing the advertisement before and the number of times seen before
  • Rating of the advertisement on a range of advertising performance measures using a 10 point scale.
  • Likeability
  • Affinity
  • Ease of understanding
  • Entertaining
  • Informative
  • Creativity
  • Feelings provided by the ads seen :
  • Bored/irritated
  • Lively
  • Cheerful
  • Skeptical/unsure
  • Curious about the brand
  • Confident about the brand
  • Personally addressed
  • Enjoyed it and would like to see it again
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