Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1993-02-01
1995-07-25
Hayes, Gail O.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
364401, G06F 1538
Patent
active
054368308
ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for eliciting customer input to construct advertising/marketing campaigns. The metaphor elicitation technique method and apparatus provides a series of steps on an apparatus for eliciting from a customer the important aspects associated with a particular topic about which a marketing program is to be devised. The customers interact with a file of images which are designed to pictorially represent important sensory aspects of a topic being studied. The images and subsequent graphical maps and related constructs are then used to create an appropriate marketing/advertising campaign for the product or subject matter being studied.
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Champagne Thomas M.
Hayes Gail O.
Poinvil Frantzy
Roberts Jon L.
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