1.1.2 Market Research Flashcards

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Definition of Market Orientation

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Marketing that focuses on the needs of consumers to design a product

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3 Key Points of Market Orientation

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-Consumers at centre of marketing decisions
-Products will be developed to consumer needs
-Businesses will believe they will benefit from high demand, increased profit and better reputation

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3 Tools for Market Orientation

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-Market Research
-Market Testing
-Market Focus

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4 Advantages of Market Orientation

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-Reputation
-Image
-Brand
-Differentiation

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3 Disadvantages of Market Orientation

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-Market / Needs constantly changing
-Costs
-Unpredictable

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Definition of Product Orientation

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Marketing that focuses on characteristics of the product rather than consumer needs

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3 Key Points of Product Orientation

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-Create product first then find market
-Belief product is superior (will sell itself)
-Could be too product orientated thus creating failure to meet any consumer wants

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3 Tools for Product Orientation

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-Product Research
-Product Testing
-Product Focus

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3 Advantages of Product Orientation

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-High Quality
-Innovation
-Economies of Scale

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3 Disadvantages of Product Orientation

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-Neglect wants/needs of consumer
-High Competition
-Riskier

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Definition of Quantitative Data

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Numerical data that can be counted or measured often presented as stats or percentages

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Definition of Qualitative Data

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Non-numerical data often containing opinions expressing insight

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Definition of Market Research

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The process of gathering and interpreting data about customers to help a business reduce risk and improve decisions

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6 Advantages of Market Research

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-Reduces risk
-Anticipate future wants and needs
-To understand customer behaviour
-To identify potential demand
-To identify competitors
-To identify how much consumers are willing to pay

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4 Disadvantages of Market Research

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-Cost to collect and utilise
-Time
-Relevance to business
-How up to date is the research going to stay

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Definition of Primary Research

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The process of gathering information directly from consumers in the target market

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5 Examples of Primary Research

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-Surveys
-Interviews
-Focus Group
-Test Marketing
-Observation

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3 Advantages of Primary Research

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-Relevant to business
-Can be in-depth
-Up to date

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5 Disadvantages of Primary Research

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-Sample size may be too small
-Bias
-May need 3rd party to analyse
-Time consuming
-Expensive

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Definition of Secondary Research

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The collection, compilation and analysis of data that already exists

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3 Examples of Secondary Research

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-Market Reports
-Competitor Analysis
-Government Publications

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3 Advantages of Secondary Research

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-Already exists
-Cheaper to collect, often free
-Suitable for small business

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3 Disadvantages of Secondary Research

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-May lack relevance
-Information may be out of date
-Expensive to purchase market specific reports

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How does a company website support market research

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Allows businesses to collect primary data by analysing spending habits, searches and reviews

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How does databases support market research

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Can store large amounts of customer information, such as emails to use to correspond offers

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How does social networking support market research

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Focuses on gathering information about consumers, and can be used for quick polls and surveys

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Definition of Market Segmentation

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The process of dividing a single market into sub markets based on common characteristics

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4 Advantages of Market Segmentation

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-Recognises that not all consumers are identical
-Products and marketing can be targeted
-Less expensive than generalised marketing
-May increase loyalty if needs are met

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4 Disadvantages of Market Segmentation

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-Not everyone in a segment will behave the same
-May be difficult to identify a segment
-Requires more market research
-Segments may be too small and unprofitable to cater for