3 - The Value Of Primary And Secondary Marketing Research Flashcards

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What Is Marketing Research?

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Is the collection, analysis of data and information to inform a business about its market.

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What Is Primary Market Research?
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~ Field research.
~ Involves the collection of first hand data that did not exist before and therefore is original data.

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What Is Secondary Market Research?
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~ Desk research.
~ Is research that has already been undertaken by another organisation and therefore already exists.

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What Are Examples Of Primary Market Research?
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~ Surveys and questionnaires.
~ In depth interviews.
~ Focus groups.
~ Observations.

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What Are Examples Of Secondary Market Research?
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~ National and local government.
~ Market research organisations.
~ Professional bodies.
~ Trade unions and confederation of British industry.
~ International bodies.
~ Academic organisations.
~ Newspapers and magazines.
~ The internet.

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What Is Qualitative Research?

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The gathering of non-statistical information that gives a company in depth insight into the reasons of human behaviour.

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What Is Quantitative Research?

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Is the gathering of statistical data to inform the company about peoples behaviour but does not identify the reasons.

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What Is A Market Map?

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Is a diagrammatic technique that enables businesses to display the perceptions of customers.

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Why Is Market Mapping Beneficial To Firms?
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~ It compares different variables regarding products and consumers.
~ Can be used to analyse consumer buying habits and preferences.
~ Can be used to look at market gaps and then look at producing a product to fill that gap.
~ Gives a firm real insight into competition within the same market as its own product.

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What Is A Sample?

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A group of subjects that has been chosen from a larger group for investigation.

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What Does The Value Of Sampling Depend On?
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~ The sample technique used.
~ How the sample was carried out.
~ The size of the sample.

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What Does The Size Of The Sample Depend On?
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~ Budget available.
~ Importance of accuracy.
~ Degree of confidence in results.

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What Are Examples Of Sampling Techniques?
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~ Random.
~ Quota.
~ Stratified.

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