1.1.2 Market research Flashcards

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What is product orientation?

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A product orientation is an approach to marketing that focuses on the characteristics of the product rather than the needs of the consumer

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Tools of product orientation.

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/ Product research
/ Product testing
/ Product focus

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What is market orientation?

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Market orientation is an approach to marketing that focuses on the needs of consumers and uses this information to design products that meet customer needs

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Tools of market orientation.

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/ Market research
/ Market testing
/ Customer focus

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What is market research?

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Market research is the objective collection, compilation and analysis of information about a market

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What will market research help the business with?

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/ To reduce risk when launching new products or entering new markets
/ Anticipate future needs and wants of consumers
/ To understand consumer behaviour
/ To identify potential consumer demand
/ To identify how much consumers are prepared to pay
/ To identify competitors and gauge their potential strengths and weaknesses

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What are the 2 ways data can be shown?

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Quantitative - Numbers and statistics
Qualitive - Facts and words

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What is primary research?

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Primary research is the process of gathering information directly from consumers in the target market using field research methods such as surveys, interviews, etc

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Advantages and disadvantages of primary market research.

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+ Information gathering is focused on the needs of the business and will not be available to competitors
- The sample size may be too small leading to unreliable results
+ The business can get in-depth information from respondents
- Bias may mean researchers can guide respondents to answer questions in a particular way

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What is secondary research?

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Secondary research involves the collection, compilation, and analysis of data that already exists

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Advantages and disadvantages of secondary market research.

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+ Information is already available and so quicker to collect than primary research thereby saving time
- Information has been gathered from other sources so may lack relevance and may not be fully factually correct
+ Suitable for a small business that lacks a large marketing budget or expertise
- Can be expensive to purchase market specific secondary data from specialist companies

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The uses of ICT to support market research.

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/ Company websites
/ Databases
/ Social networking

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What is market segmentation?

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Market segmentation is the process in which a single market is divided into sub markets or ‘segments’

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Advantages and disadvantages of market segmentation.

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+ Recognizes that consumers are not all identical
- Not everyone within a segment will behave in the same way
+ Less expensive and wasteful than marketing products at wide market segments
- A segment may be identified but it may be too small unprofitable to cater for

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