Sands Research and Market Watch Ltd. Deliver
Neuromarketing Services to Israeli Market
EL PASO, Texas-
Sands Research Inc. (SRI), a leading provider of
neuroscientific market research services based in the
USA, announced today that it has joined together with
leading Israeli market research and public opinion
polling firm, Market Watch Ltd., in providing its
specialized services to the top brands and companies in
Israel.
"We are pleased to be
working with Market Watch Ltd. and its President,
Avinoam Brog, in introducing neuromarketing in Israel,"
stated Dr. Steve Sands, Chairman of SRI. “Market Watch
has been a consistent leader in bringing the latest
market research technology and applications to Israel.
With its contacts
to the major brands and corporations, we expect a
substantial increase in interest in neuromarketing
services in that market.”
Sands Research Inc. (www.sandsresearch.com)
is a pioneer and global leader in applying cognitive
neuroscience technology for unique insight into the
consumer’s response to television (video) and print
advertisements, product packaging and digital media.
Combined with pre- and post- questionnaires, the Company
provides a comprehensive, objective analysis of the
viewer’s engagement in the marketing material being
presented by an advertiser.
“Sands Research is a
recognized leader in this rapidly growing new field of
market research” added Mr. Avinoam Brog, President and
Founder of Market Watch Ltd.
“SRI has worked
closely with many top brands in the States, Asia and
Europe and we look forward to presenting their services
in our market.”
In further expansion of its’ international network,
Sands Research also recently announced the establishment
of their first European office with the opening of SRI’s
operations in Surrey, England.
Mr. Ron Wright, President of Sands Research Inc.,
predicted that 2010’s expected economic recovery and
subsequent rebound of the advertising industry, would
add even more growth
to the specialized market research segment designated as
“neuromarketing” both in the United States and in Asia,
Europe and the Middle East.
“The acceptance of this new method of market research by
America’s top brands is now spreading internationally to
global brand owners outside the US” added Wright. “The
ability to view the consumer’s level of interest in
advertising material in real-time, without cultural
barriers of language, location, etc. provides an added
edge to the brand manager that invests in this form of
consumer insight.
The application of cognitive neuroscience offers
another piece in understanding the brand’s target
consumer and their purchasing intentions.”