Our work often appears in the press - below you will find links to press releases, press clippings, radio interviews and other media related materials.
See how D&M's recent study on 'What Men Really Want' was used as a talking point on Sunrise on Sept 9 2011. Interestingly all the men seemed to miss the point that the study actually compared what men say they want (explicit) to what they are actually attracted to (implicit) - The female host seemed to get this.

A new survey has revealed some (un)surprising insights into the workings of the male mind. When it comes to choosing a partner, it seems all men really want is someone they are sexually compatible with.
A new survey by D&M Research, titled What Men Really Want From Women, reveals that "the power of sexual chemistry (is) undeniable," with most men "desiring a good sort who is loving and supportive, down to earth, with an attractive smile and eyes and an adventurous spirit." Read more...
There you have it! After 40 years of feminists like Germaine Greer and the sisterhood telling men that it’s wrong to objectify women and that equality means treating them like blokes, a recent survey of Australian men proves that little, if anything, has changed. A recent survey of men’s attitudes, carried out by Derek Jones from D&M Research, concludes that men, primarily, look for sex appeal in a relationship and that what they most look for in a women are good breasts and a nice backside. Read more...
THEY don't always say it out loud but men really do want women with sex appeal.
Bedroom chemistry is far more important than many men are willing to admit, a study has found.
In short, they are highly attracted to nice breasts and a cute backside.
Author and D&M Research managing director Derek Jones said the results suggested blokes felt stuck in a politically correct straitjacket that stopped them from speaking their mind. Read more...
THEY don't always say it out loud but men really do want women with sex appeal.
Bedroom chemistry is far more important than many men are willing to admit, a study has found.
In short, they are highly attracted to nice breasts and a cute backside.
Author and D&M Research managing director Derek Jones said the results suggested blokes felt stuck in a politically correct straitjacket that stopped them from speaking their minds. Read more...
When he embarked on his initial study among women, Derek Jones said he did so with some trepidation as he was unsure whether he could shed any more light on the subject of love. However, at the completion of the women's study, Jones felt as though his job had only been half finished. ‘And, being a male, I wanted to see if I would be able to prove that men are far less one dimensional than we might commonly believe. I guess I wanted to be able to exonerate men to some degree.' Read more...
While it's now possible to collect location-based data at a relatively low cost, commercial applications have yet to go mainstream. Derek Jones from D&M Research says, "It's easy to pique clients' interest, but more difficult to get them to put their hands in their pocket. It's understandable, though, as it takes a lot of time and discussion and a willingness by clients to explore the possibilities together in order to find the right kind of application." Read more...
Derek Jones won both the best presentation award and people's choice award at this year's AMSRS conference for his paper titled ‘What women really want - but won't tell you'. Here, we look at how Jones distinguished between what women said they want from men versus what they really want - his so-called ‘polygraph' method that compares stated verus derived measures of attractiveness. Read more...
Derek Jones, launched two media stories out of his new market research; about ‘What Women Really Want’, after conducting a study of 2800 Australian women.
The first story highlighted how Tony Abbott had fared when women taking part in the research mentioned his name. It’s suffice to say that launching this sort of story in the midst of an election campaign was a smart way to draw attention to Jones, and the upcoming AMSRS conference.
Jones’ second story was launched on the day of the conference; and the resulting coverage spanned the Sun Herald, Mx, ninemsn news, and 2SM among others. Read more...
Women have criticised men for being overly concerned with good looks and sex appeal. But a new survey shows that the ladies can be just as shallow. Read more...
Women might not want to admit it but when it comes to what they really want in a man it's all about good looks and sex appeal, according to new research. Read more...
Women after a bit of nookie with an extra-marital lover will be on the look out for good looks, sex appeal and masculinity. That is according to a new survey of 2,800 Australian women Read more...
Opposition leader Tony Abbott may be running for the country's top job, but he's at the bottom of the list of desirable hubbies for Aussie women. A study has rated Mr Abbott alongside bad boys AFL footballer Brendan Fevola, golfer Tiger Woods and actor Russell Crowe, whose partner-appeal was in also the doldrums. Read more...
IT'S just a matter of time before people start spending money again and sales pick up, but taking any business that comes your way could spell disaster, even after months of languishing in the doldrums. Read more...

Hear Derek Jones interviewed about his "What Women Want" research on the 6PR morning show with Paul Murray
Hear Derek Jones interviewed on the ABC Radio National about Tony Abbott.
Hear Derek Jones interviewed on 2SM with John Laws about "What Men Really Want"