1.1.2 Market Research Flashcards

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Define product orientation.

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When a business’ main focus is to enhance its product or production process in an attempt to increase sales.

(usually through innovation)

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When is product orientation appropriate?

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1) If there is little competition, business can choose what suits production capacity.

2) Little consumer knowledge.

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Give an example of product orientation.

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Apple create iPhone, iPads and create innovative products.

They make them because of new discoveries and technology, instead of asking consumers what they want.

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Define market orientation.

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When the business’ main focus is on identifying and satisfying customer needs in order to increase sales.

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When is market orientation appropriate?

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Give an example of market orientation.

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Asda have a “chosen by you” range which consists of around 3,500 products all tested by multiple volunteers across the UK.

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Benefits of market research.

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Market research helps:

Effective business decision making thus reducing risk.

Develop a market plan using the 4p’s.

Identify potential competitors.

Calculate how much customers will pay.

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Define primary market research.

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Research a business does itself by going directly to the source. This allows for data very specific to the business.

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List the methods of primary research.

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Surveys

Observations

interviews

Test marketing

Focus groups

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Define secondary market research.

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The process of gathering pre-existing data about a market.

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List the methods of secondary research.

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Government Sources

Trade publications

Market reports

Internet sources

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Qualitative research

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Seeks to gather and explore feelings and thoughts about a product from consumers.

Gathered by:
Focus groups
Interviews
Observations

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Quantitative research

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Involves gathering data from large samples and displaying them as charts, graphs, statistics and percentages.

Gathered by:
Questionnaires

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Surveys

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Observations

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Customer Interviews

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Test marketing

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Focus groups

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Government sources

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Trade publications

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Market reports

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Internet sources

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Limitations of market research

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Sampling

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Sample size
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Bias
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How does ICT support market research?
Websites Social networks Businesses databases
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Market segmentation
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Types of market segmentation
Location Demographics Lifestyle Income Age Gender
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Explain Market segmentation by location
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Explain market segmentation by demographics
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explain market segmentation by lifestyle
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Explain market segmentation by income
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Explain market segmentation by age
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Explain market segmentation by gender