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Navigable Slide Index
- Introduction
- Talk content
- What is social grading?
- The philosophy behind social grading (1)
- The philosophy behind social grading (2)
- The concept
- The mechanics of social grading (1)
- The mechanics of social grading (2)
- The mechanics of social grading (3)
- The mechanics of social grading (4)
- The mechanics of social grading (5)
- Examples of social grading (1)
- Examples of social grading (2)
- Examples of social grading (3)
- Examples of social grading (4)
- Examples of social grading (5)
- Examples of social grading (6)
- Results: profile of adults in Great Britain
- The discriminatory power of social grade (1)
- The discriminatory power of social grade (2)
- The discriminatory power of social grade (3)
- The discriminatory power of social grade (4)
- Main uses in market research (1)
- Main uses in market research (2)
- Criticism of social grade
- Answer to criticism
- The government's NS-SEC
- Social grading and NS-SEC
- Social grading and the Census
- Automated social grading (1)
- Automated social grading (2)
- Conclusion
- References
Topics Covered
- Social Grading: a widely used classification system in the UK, the 'currency' for media planning and other marketing applications
- Philosophy behind social grading
- Concepts
- Mechanics of social grading
- Examples
- Results: profile of adults in Great Britain
- The discriminatory power of social grade
- Main uses in market research
- Criticism of social grade
- Answer to criticism
- Social grade, NS-SEC and the Census
- Automated social grading
- Conclusion
Talk Citation
Meier, E. (2008, May 21). The use of social grading in British market research [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved November 21, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/RYIF8453.Export Citation (RIS)