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Abigail Cullis International Marketing Research Inglés 11 fichas

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  1. 1What does marketing research do?– To assess understanding of the role and limitations of market research
    – To assess understanding of the application of market research to real world problems
    – Critically evaluate the marketing research concepts
    “Marketing research links the consumer, customer and public to the marketer through information which is used to identify and define marketing opportunities and problems: to generate, refine and evaluate marketing actions; and to improve understanding of marketing as a process and of the ways in which specific marketing activities can be more effective.” (ESOMAR
  2. 2Why do we need marketing research?To provide info on customers:
    - Who our potential customers are?
    - What are their characteristics?
    - What the main influences are on what, where, when and how they buy or use a product or service?
    - What they say about products or services?
    - Can better predict how customers will respond to a marketing activity
    - Can help companies engage with customers
    To provide information on competitors:
    - To compare performance
    - To recognise strengths and weaknesses of own marketing strategies
    To provide information on the market environment:
    - Outside control of the organisation
    - Economy
    - Technological developments
    - Changes in demographics
  3. 3What are the sources of info?Customer databases
  4. 4Marketing research in the 21st centuryInfo. from loyalty cards:
    Home address; how often you visit the store; the days and times you visit the store; the value of your weekly grocery shop; the range of products you buy; the sizes of packages you bought; how often you use promo coupons; how brand loyal you are; how much you will try new products; how much you’re buying behaviour is influenced by advertising campaigns
    Also, by looking at your buying bundles they can guess whether you live alone, have a family, have pets, are vegetarian or tend to eat ready-prepared meals.
  5. 5The limits of informationSometimes research results are ignored – decision-maker has ultimate belief in the product, reputation will suffer if they abandon the product
    e.g. Dyson bagless vacuum cleaner; Sony Walkman
  6. 6The marketing research process- Problem definition
    - Research brief
    - Research proposal
    - Data collection
    - Analysis
    - Report
  7. 7Problem definitionA team effort:
    Managers: understand the decision for which information is needed
    Researchers (understand market research and how to obtain the information): Must work together to define the problem
    Research objectives: what needs to be answered in order to answer the whole problem
    Generally one of 3 types: exploratory, descriptive, causal
  8. 8Examples of research objectivesExploratory research: research to rather preliminary information that will help define problems and suggest hypotheses. E.g. to explore attributes consumers consider when thinking about buying a new car
    Descriptive research: research to better describe marketing problems, situations or markets. E.g. to identify the characteristics of the top 5% of our more profitable customers
    Causal research (research to test cause and effect relationships) E.g. to identify if a decrease in price will lead to an increase in demand
  9. 9Response to the client: A research proposal includesBackground, rationale for research and statement of ‘Problem’
    Objectives and deliverables
    Approach and Method
    Reporting and presentation procedures
    Timing and cost
    Risk analysis
    Project management
  10. 10Quant. v. Qual.Quant. v. Qual.
  11. 11Sources of informationPrimary data: Collected for the specific marketing research problem
    Secondary data (also known as ‘desk research’): Data originally collected for another purpose
    Very useful:
    - At early stages of a project e.g. helping with problem definition, research design, planning
    - At her stages e.g. providing a context for interpretation of primary data
    (Secondary data limitations:
    Secondary Data Limitations:
    Availability - Applicability - Accuracy - Comparability )

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