CJMR ONLINE RESULTS SYSTEM

 Child

Track

Baby Track Online Results

 Baby

Track

Mobile Phone Tracking Study Online Results

 Mobile  

 Phone

 Track

CJMR Child Tracking Study

CARRICK JAMES CHILD TRACK is a quantitative survey designed to monitor changing behaviour, attitudes and preferences amongst British children aged 5-14, and has been in operation since 1993.

Each month interviews are conducted with 650-800 7-14 year olds extending to 800-950 5-14 year olds four times a year. Interviews are conducted face-to-face at approximately 50 randomly selected sampling points throughout GB, and are usually done in-home (not in school) through our CJMR omnibus surveys.

Questions cover a wide range of topics pertinent to children and are repeated at regular intervals in order to track trends and spot developments.

Reports fit into dedicated ring binders and can also be provided electronically. They come in table format with analysis by age, sex, age within sex, social grade; by multi-channel TV homes or by anything else which is relevant. For each wave 20-30 (PowerPoint) charts and various trend tables (in Excel) are provided to show key findings.

Results from 2001 are available on our results online system. Click here to access.

CJMR Baby Tracking Study

Baby & Young Child Track, which has been running since 1994, is a quantitative survey which tracks trends and behaviour among 0-6 year olds.

We interview 350 - 500 0-6 year olds every 3 months. 350 0-4 year olds are interviewed via the mother. Interviews are conducted face-to-face at approximately 50 sampling points, randomly selected throughout Great Britain.

Questions cover a wide range of topics pertinent to babies and young children. They are grouped into 5 'Modules' which are described below. Questions are repeated at regular intervals in order to track trends and spot developments.

Reports fit into ring binders and can also be provided in electronic format. They come in table format with analysis by age, sex, age within sex, social grade of chief wage earner, whether cable/satellite/digital TV in home and/or any thing else which is relevant.

Results online system will be finished in a few months.

Mobile Phone Tracking

Carrick James Market Research conducts a Mobile Phone survey twice yearly amongst a representative sample of c1000 7-19 year olds living in Great Britain, and aimed at quantifying the key aspects below.

As well as full demographic analysis, the report includes a management commentary and colour charts showing trends since 1999.

Awareness of makes of handsets

Whether own a mobile phone

Main decision maker in purchase (A)

Make of handset owned

How long owned

Awareness of network operators

Network connected to

How account is paid for

Who pays for it (A)

Amount spent on cards / Vouchers, monthly rental and accessories

Number of voice calls made in a week

What voice calls are used for (A)

Number of text messages sent in a week

And more...

(A) Annual

Please Contract us for more information