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Advertising Research Report. Camel "Flare" :30/Camel Filter "Ferry" :30 on-Air Test and Camel "Surveyors" :30/Camel Filter "Puppy Comes Home" :30 on-Air Test.
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Advertising Research Report
MRDOAR-G7-30, 31,
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Ju.Cy 13, 1967
CAMEL "FLARE" :30/CAMEL FILTER "FERRY" :30 ON-AIR TEST
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CAMEL "SURVEYORS" :30/CAMEL FILTFR "PUPPY COMES HOME" :30 ON-AIR TEST
PUBLISHEI) BY THE MARKETING RESEARCH DEPARTMENT
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, WINSTON-SALE1f, N. C.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page No.
Product Manager Summary
"Flare" :30/"Ferry" :30 First attached
MRD Summary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Background page . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Summary of Verbatims . . . . . . . . . . . 3-5
Appendices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-8
Dialing Record . . . . . . . . . . . ... . 9
"Surveyors" :30/"Puppy Comes Home" :30
MRD Summary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Background P age . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Summary of Verbatims . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Appendices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-14
Dialing Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Verbatims
"Flare" :30/"Ferry" :30 . . . . . . . . . . 16-23
"Surveyors" :30/"Puppy Comes Home" :30 . . 24-30
Scripts
"Flare" :30/"Ferry" :30 . . . . . . . . . . 31-32
"Surveyors" :30/"Puppy Comes Home" :30 . . 33-34

July 12, 1967
Mr. W. S. Smith, Jr. CC-Mr. B. R. Stewart Mr. C. K. Lambeth
Mr. Howard Gray Mr. A. G. Weber Mr. T. E. Sandefur
Mr. C. H. Judge Mr. J. F. Hind Mr. R. A. Blevins, Jr.
Mr. W. A. Sugg Mr. J. J. Bresnahan Mr. T. P. Haller
Mr. R. A. Rechholtz Mr. J. A. Albanese Mrs. Babette Jackson
Mr. Robert R. Etienne
Following is an analysis of on-air test results on CAMEL/CAMEL FILTER
"Surveyors/Puppy" and "Flare/Ferry" :30/:30 commercials. "Surveyors/
Puppy" and "Flare/Ferry" are two of the three :30/:30 commercials
produced for the CAMEL/CAMEL FILTER pool which is currently running.
Summary
The present pool is clearly above average for CAMEL and about average
for CAMEL FILTER.
Related recall was 18% for CAMEL in "Surveyors/Puppy" and 10% in "Flare/
"Ferry" compared to a related recall average of 11% for comparable CAMEL
commercials (RJR average 17%). Related recall for CAMEL FILTER was 24%
in "Surveyors/Puppy" and 14% among men in "Flare/Ferry" compared to a
CAMEL FILTER :30 average of 17%.
Study of the verbatims indicates internal sales point recall was at
least satisfactory in all four :30 segments. In fact, unduplicated
taste comments in "Surveyors/Puppy" were higher than total related
recall of the CAMEL "Men and Railroads" :60 commercial.
In review, "Surveyors/Puppy" obtained excellent related recall scores
while "Flare/Ferry" scored at an average level.
Recommended Action
There are no plans to produce more :30/:30 commercials having a common
story line through both segments. Nonetheless, based on a comparison
of results for "Surveyors/Puppy" and "Flare/Ferry", the following recom-
mendations should be considered if this form is used again:
1. At the close of the first segment, further action should be
clearly and specifically suggested, as was done in "Surveyors/
Puppy", to carry the viewer into the second segment.
2. While not an original observation, these two commercials do
amply demonstrate the value of a mnemonic device. The Puppy
served to create interest in the commercial and served as a
unifying element between the two segments.
3. The relatively strong internal recall of the major copy points
was probably enhanced by the essential simplicity of the story
line in both "Flare/Ferry" and "Surveyors/Puppy".
R, M. Odear, Jr.
Mr. T. P. Haller of M.R.D. agrees with this sum~-nary from a technical
standpoint. ~~
T. P. Haller

SUMMARY
CAMEL "FLARES" :30/CAMEL FILTER "FERRY" :30 ON-AIR TEST
(Day-after Recall)
MRD#AR-67-30 & 31
This is a study to determine the recall levels of Camel
"Flares" :30/Camel Filter "Ferry" :30 commercials on the day
after they were first telecast.
Results
1. AmoncL total respondents "Flares" :30 obtained an
overall related recall score of 10_0 -(4% specific
recall and 6% general recall).
Among men the total recall score was 10% -(4%
specific recall and 6% general recall).
No salespoint was recalled by more than 2% of the
commercial audience.
2. Among total respondents "Ferry" :30 obtained an
overall related recall score of 12% -(9% specific
recall and 3% general recall).
Among men the overall score was 14% -(10% specific
recall and 4% general recall).
No salespoint was recalled by women.
"Same" comments were made by 6% of the men.
3. The net overall related recall score for the 60-second
announcement was 17%.
Conclusion
The performance of "Flares" is similar to that-of other
Camel commercials that have been tested in that the overall
score is low and playback of both salespoint-s and visual elements
'is extremely poor.
"Ferry" is somewhat more successful than "Flares" in eliciting
recall of salespoints, but situation recall is still very low.
Our evaluation of the test commercials suggests that the rapidly
moving story may be hard for viewers to follow. Moreover, the
visual elements do not seem to support or enhance the copypoints.
C. Elizabeth Llackson
Marketing Research Department
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6/12/67

CAMEL "FLARES" :30/CAMEL FILTER "FERRY" :30 ON-AIR TEST
(Day-after Recall)
MRD#AR-67-30 & 31
This is a study to determine the recall levels of Camel
"Flares" :30/Camel Filter "Ferry" :30 commercials on the day
after they were first telecast.
Location: Atlanta, Ga. Indianapolis, Ind.
Minneapolis, Minn. Oklahoma City, Okla.
Cincinnati, Ohio San Francisco, Calif.
Background: The test commercials appeared in the last commercial
position of the third half hour of "The Virqinian" (at 8:55 p.m.
EST) on April 19, 1967. The commercials were part of a new pool
of Camel/Camel Filter commercials and were being telecast for the
first time.
Date of Interviewing: April 20, 1967
Method: Any adult who smoked at least one cigarette per day and
watched television the previous night was eligible to be inter-
viewed. They were asked whether they had seen any cigarettes
advertised and, if so, which brands. If the test brands were
not mentioned, they were asked whether they had seen commercials
for regular Camel and Camel Filter cigarettes and, if so, what
they said and showed. They were asked whether they saw the
scenes just before, during and just after the commercials. Pro-
gram and activity prompts were used to determine whether the res-
pondent was actually in the commercial audience. All respondents
were classified according to sex, age, education, and type of
television viewed.
Sample: Numbers were chosen at random from local telephone
directories.
MRD NOTE: Old Gold "Three-Way Coupons" :60 was also tested on
a "free-ride" basis.

SUMMARY OF VERBATIMS
AR-67-30
Cities Combined
Men Women Total
Base - Total in commercial audience - (100) (28) (128)
$ $ $
Gave recall specifically related to "Flares" :30 4
Gave only recall generally related to "Flares"
:30 6
Gave recall related to "Flares" :30 (10)
DETAIL OF RECALL
Salespoints
Made from/has/rich/natural/tobacco
Is best selling non-filter/best cigarette
Has good/rich tobacco/taste
Camels satisfy longer
Smoke a Camel cigarette
Situation
Shows man/people/smoking Camels/cigarettes
Shows man driving a truck
Shows man fix tire/help couple
Shows couple, just
Shows outdoor scene,
Misc. situation
just
4
3 2
3 2
2 2
- 4 1
- 4 1
3 4 3
2 4 2
1 4 2
1 4 2
1 - 1
- 4
4
Gave unrelated recall 4 ~ 3
Gave no recall 86 89 87
100 100 100

SUMMARY OF VERBATIMS
AR-67-31
Cities Combined
Men Women Total
Base - Total in commercial audience - (.101) (26) (127)
$ $ $
Gave recall specifically related to Ferry" :30 10 4 9
Gave only recall generally related to "Ferry"
:30
4
-
3
Total who gave related recall (14) (4) (12)
DETAIL OF RECALL
Salespoints
Has a/good/brown/filter 7 - 5
Has/same/real/rich/tobacco/taste/flavor 5 - 4
Is same/good/cigarette/tobacco/as Camel 3 - 2
(Unduplicated "same" comments) (6) - (5)
Is good/best/cigarette 5 - 4
Camel/has a new/now has a/filter 4 - 3
Has good tobacco, just 1 - 1
Smokes longer 1 - 1
Born rich 1 - 1
Situation
Showed/man and woman/couple/in car 3 4 3
Showed people smoking 2 4 2
Showed truck driver 1 4 2
Showed car on ferry - 4 1
Showed couple recognize truck driver - 4 1
Miscellaneous situation 2 - 2
Gave unrelated recall 4 - 3
Gave no recall 82 96 85
100 100 100

SUMMARY OF RELATED RECALL
MRD#AR-67-30 & 31
Men Women Total
Base: Total in commercial
audience of "Flares"
(101)
(28)
(129)
and/or "Ferry" $ $ %
Gave recall rel
"Flares" ated to
only
4
11
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"Ferry" only 8 - 6
Both 6 4 5
'(18) (15) (17)
Gave only recal
"Flares" l unrelated to
only
2
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2
"Ferry" only 2 - 2
Both 2 -_ 2
( 6) ( -) 6)
Gave no recall 76 85 77
100 100 100

APPENDIX la
MRD#AR-67-30
All bases consist of men only.
AGE
Under 35 35-50 Over 50
Base: Total in commercial audience (19) (32) (46)
$ $ ~
Gave related to "Flares" :30 16 6 11
No significant difference.
EDUCATION
Grade High
School School_ College
Base: Total in commercial audience (27) (47) (22)
$ $ $
Gave recall related to "Flares" :30 41 171i2 52
1Difference is significant at 95% confidence level.
2Difference is significant at 90% confidence level.
B & W VS. COLOR
B&W Color
Base: Total in commercial audience (74) (26)
Gave recall related to "Flares" :30 11 8
No significant difference
NOTE: In some instances the sum of the bases within a classification may
not equal 100 because some men either refused to answer or were not asked
the question.
Also note that all bases are small.
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