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                    [Title] => Knowing the C-D-E consumers better
                    [Summary] => Get the upper AB market because they have the disposable income.  This is the textbook advice for anybody in manufacturing or distribution.


ACNielsen Phils. Inc. director Susan Macion says otherwise. Based on the results of the pilot test run of ACNielsen’s homepanel services, Class C,D and E are the markets to deal with. The pilot test run monitored the buying habits of 4,200 homes in the Greater Manila Area for six weeks from July to September.

Here are some of ACNielsen’s findings:
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ACNielsen Phils. has a core group of such diary writers in the Greater Manila area. They are chosen from all market segments–from the upper AB to the lower DE–and they form part of the home panel service which ACNielsen is offering to subscribers by end-October.

The final results of the study will, however, be available only early next year.
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                    [Title] => Knowing the C-D-E consumers better
                    [Summary] => Get the upper AB market because they have the disposable income.  This is the textbook advice for anybody in manufacturing or distribution.


ACNielsen Phils. Inc. director Susan Macion says otherwise. Based on the results of the pilot test run of ACNielsen’s homepanel services, Class C,D and E are the markets to deal with. The pilot test run monitored the buying habits of 4,200 homes in the Greater Manila Area for six weeks from July to September.

Here are some of ACNielsen’s findings:
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ACNielsen Phils. has a core group of such diary writers in the Greater Manila area. They are chosen from all market segments–from the upper AB to the lower DE–and they form part of the home panel service which ACNielsen is offering to subscribers by end-October.

The final results of the study will, however, be available only early next year.
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