Early Blood Diamond Movie Impact Measured by the Jewelry Consumer Opinion Council.PASO PASO Pan American Sport Organization PASO Pre-Award Support Office PASO Program and Specific Objectives (NASA) PASO Pizza and Salad Only PASO Pacific Area Support Office (US Department of Energy) ROBLES Robles is a common surname in the Spanish language meaning oaks, and may refer to:
The most universal forms of jewelry are the necklace, bracelet, ring, pin, and earring. industry braces itself on the heels of the release of Warner Brothers' Blood Diamond movie, the Jewelry Consumer Opinion Council (JCOC JCOC Jewelry Consumer Opinion Council JCOC Joint Combat Operations Center JCOC Joint Combined Operations Centre JCOC Joint Civilian Orientation Conference/Cruise ), a division of MVI MVI Multivitamin MVI Multi-Vendor Import MVI Melt-Volume Index MVI Motor Vehicle Incident MVI MODIS Vegetation Index MVI Multiple Variable Inversion MVI Microsoft Virus Initiative MVI Multi-Vitamin Injection MVI Motion Video Instructions Marketing Ltd., is on the cutting edge of testing the consumer reaction to the film. In an on-going JCOC study launched on Sunday, December 10, 2006, consumers provide the first response to the movie and its potential impact on the retail diamond industry. Preliminary polling of more than 2,900 JCOC consumer panel members reveals 11 percent of movie-goers saw the Blood Diamond movie on its debut weekend. Of those respondents who saw it, 50 percent considered it very good, and 31 percent believe it is a possible Academy Award winner. More than two-thirds of those who watched were impressed with Leonardo DiCaprio's performance. "The JCOC also set out to understand how this movie may impact future fine jewelry purchases," stated Elizabeth Chatelain chat·e·lain n. The master of a castle; a castellan. [Middle English chatelein, from Old French chastelain, from Latin castell , president of MVI Marketing Ltd. "Among those JCOC panelist who saw the Blood Diamond movie this past weekend, nearly 60 percent indicated it did not affect their opinion of the diamond industry and 64 percent understand that the diamond industry has safeguards in place to prevent the sale of conflict diamonds in the consumer market." Two-thirds of the respondents believe this movie will not have an impact on their willingness to purchase diamond jewelry. Nearly three-quarters of those who saw the movie say their Holiday diamond jewelry purchasing plans will not be affected by seeing this film. The complete JCOC report on the Blood Diamond movie study will be available on Wednesday, December 13, 2006; visit www.JCOC.info or call (805) 239-2994, ext 100. JCOC, a division of MVI Marketing Ltd., provides the press, finance, fashion, gem, jewelry and retailing industries with fast, effective, and powerful market intelligence about jewelry products and the end-consumer. The JCOC is an e-panel of over 100,000 North American North American named after North America. North American blastomycosis see North American blastomycosis. North American cattle tick see boophilusannulatus. consumers who represent all ages, genders, income levels, buying categories, and geographic regions. To learn more about this study and others, visit www.jcoc.info, or contact Elizabeth Chatelain at (805) 239-2994 x104; fax (805) 239-2947; email elchat@mvimarketing.com. MVI Marketing Ltd. is THE Market Intelligence Company for the worldwide gem, jewelry and watch industries. |
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