Posts Tagged ‘Raven’s Stadium’

• The Ravens and their Impact on Baltimore, Maryland

  • September 14th, 2012
  • Posted in Market Research Specialists, Uncategorized, Useful Information
  • Tags: Tags: Art Modell, Baltimore Ravens All Community Team Foundation, business in Baltimore, Cleveland Browns, football and morale, football and the economy, generating economy, History of the Ravens football team, job opportunities in Baltimore, M&T Bank Stadium, RACTF, Ravens impact on Baltimore, Raven’s Stadium, Sports generating jobs, The Baltimore Ravens
    

  The late Art Modell moved the Cleveland Browns to Baltimore in 1996, at which time the team was renamed the Ravens, and the city has never been the same. Not only have the Ravens been a strong boost to the… Read More

• Why Use Baltimore as a Test Market? :: Observation Baltimore

  • November 3rd, 2011
  • Posted in General, Uncategorized
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  Not every city has the composition to serve as an effective test market. Researchers look for markets that come as close to possible to reflecting American norms – population, average disposable income, and demographics, like age, race and gender. A… Read More