Data for my MSc Dissertation on Brand Attitude
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Hi everyone,
As some of you may already be aware. I am carrying out some research for my MSc Dissertation, looking at consumer attitudes towards running trainer brands. Many thanks to those who have already responded. You have been a great help. I do need some more responses to really strengthen this study. If you could spare a few seconds of your time and complete the survey via the link below that would be a great help.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=LqzzCUM93V8HiU_2bndExcMw_3d_3d
If you prefer you can email me your responses to: mearland@googlemail.com
Kindest Regards,
Matthew Earland (Kingston University MSc)
As some of you may already be aware. I am carrying out some research for my MSc Dissertation, looking at consumer attitudes towards running trainer brands. Many thanks to those who have already responded. You have been a great help. I do need some more responses to really strengthen this study. If you could spare a few seconds of your time and complete the survey via the link below that would be a great help.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=LqzzCUM93V8HiU_2bndExcMw_3d_3d
If you prefer you can email me your responses to: mearland@googlemail.com
Kindest Regards,
Matthew Earland (Kingston University MSc)
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I've always worn Nike, but recently went (about 2 weeks ago) to have my running gait analysed and i ended up buying Saucony. in future i would probably by either Asics or Saucony (tried the Asics during the analysis-really liked them, but they didnt have my size). so no more Nikes for me!
hope that helps?![:)]
jon
I didn't choose Nikes in particular, but they were one of a couple of makes Asics and Saucony that I was "offered" following my gait analysis and they felt the most comfortable
Actually as a total newbie (at the time) to running I didn't really want Nikes as I felt/thought they were to "High Steet", but they've been great.
I am not at all bothered by Brands and when I buy my next pair sometime this summer I wll go for the most comfortable/supportive, whether they are Nikes, Asics, Reebok or even Dunlop
Many thanks for your responses. Regarding my dissertation, I will need you to fill out a 5min questionnaire in a couple of months time. If you could email me the 2 brands of running trainer you have purchased most frequently in the past 3 years to [email=mearland@googlemail.com]mearland@googlemail.com[/email] that would be a great help.
Kindest Regards,
Matt
Have always worn Asics, in particular their Gel Nimbus range. Must have about 5 or 6 pairs at home !!!
Had feet measured at running shop and these were one of the trainers recommended.
Would not discount any other brand but just stuck with these through initial recommendation etc.
Asics and/or Mizzuno for me - I have tried Saucony but caan't get on with them
;-)
Saucony - trail shoes (last 8)
Not the same pair lol
Once you get a good fit you tend to stay loyal in my opinion.
Many thanks for your information. You have been a great help. If you could email me your brands to [color=#FF0000][color=#FF0000]mearland@googlemail.[/color]com[/color] that would be great.
Kindest Regards,
Matt
Thanks for all your responses so far. You have been a great help. If you have any friends who purchase / run in running trainers and would be willing to help with my dissertation, please get them to email me the brands they have purchased the most in the last 3 years and email me their choices to [email=mearland@googlemail.com][color=#ff0000]mearland@googlemail.com[/color][/email]. I have had quite a few responses so far, but could do with a few more to really strengthen the study which I hope to get published.
Kindest Regards,
Matthew Earland
i use nike currently but this is only due to the nike + software with ipod (great tool).
before this i have only ever run in adidas
cheers
b
As some of you may already be aware. I am carrying out some research for my MSc Dissertation, looking at consumer attitudes towards running trainer brands. Many thanks to those who have already responded. You have been a great help. I do need some more responses to really strengthen this study. If you could spare a few seconds of your time and complete the survey via the link below that would be a great help.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=LqzzCUM93V8HiU_2bndExcMw_3d_3d
If you prefer you can email me your responses to: mearland@googlemail.com
Kindest Regards,
Matthew Earland (Kingston University MSc)
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