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Television

Like any other consumer area television finds itself in an increased competitive situation. Many TV programs are being cut earlier than planned because they don’t attract enough interest among viewers, and as a consequence aren’t able to fulfill the broadcaster’s market share expectations.

 

Psyma TV Research has made it their business to support TV broadcasters practically, in providing actionable results in the development and optimization of channel and individual formats. The viewers’ judgments, expectations and their constant, yet frequently changing, requirements to TV programs is at the heart of our research.

 

We possess a wide experience in nearly every type of television genre, in particular we specialize in:

Besides researching formats, analysis of core brand values and the image of channels also plays a significant role in the type of research activities that we conduct. We analyze the positioning of a channel among different target groups, providing viewers’ opinions in detail, to its strengths and weaknesses, and find out which perception and usage dimensions distinguish a channel. The objective of which is not only to depict the status quo but to compile strategies for logical broadcaster management and channel brands.

 


Radio

Even for radio broadcasters it is becoming more important to be on the pulse of what the listeners want, due to increasing competition: knowing their demands for an “ideal radio show” (in various timeslots and genres) and being able to incorporate these wishes and ideas into the programs. Primarily, in qualitative analysis we shed light on the listeners’ expectations to the mixture of program content and elements (e.g. music, news, service, comedy, quizzes, presenters) and analyze expectations of these elements in detail. To support the “correct” choice of music quantitative analysis is also carried out.

 


TV Advertisement Tests

 

Expert evaluations

To support successful marketing of ad times we carry out research with representatives from advert and media agencies as well as advertising agencies for the marketing body. It is often about the TV channel and the marketing body’s image and the evaluation of the various communication channels and material. The most commonly used methods are focus groups and in-depth interviews.

Managing Director
Thomas Kolbeck | thomas.kolbeck@psyma.com