3 - The Value Of Primary And Secondary Marketing Research Flashcards
What Is Marketing Research?
Is the collection, analysis of data and information to inform a business about its market.
What Is Primary Market Research?
(2 Points)
~ Field research.
~ Involves the collection of first hand data that did not exist before and therefore is original data.
What Is Secondary Market Research?
(2 Points)
~ Desk research.
~ Is research that has already been undertaken by another organisation and therefore already exists.
What Are Examples Of Primary Market Research?
(4 Points)
~ Surveys and questionnaires.
~ In depth interviews.
~ Focus groups.
~ Observations.
What Are Examples Of Secondary Market Research?
(8 Points)
~ 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.
What Is Qualitative Research?
The gathering of non-statistical information that gives a company in depth insight into the reasons of human behaviour.
What Is Quantitative Research?
Is the gathering of statistical data to inform the company about peoples behaviour but does not identify the reasons.
What Is A Market Map?
Is a diagrammatic technique that enables businesses to display the perceptions of customers.
Why Is Market Mapping Beneficial To Firms?
(4 Points)
~ 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.
What Is A Sample?
A group of subjects that has been chosen from a larger group for investigation.
What Does The Value Of Sampling Depend On?
(3 Points)
~ The sample technique used.
~ How the sample was carried out.
~ The size of the sample.
What Does The Size Of The Sample Depend On?
(3 Points)
~ Budget available.
~ Importance of accuracy.
~ Degree of confidence in results.
What Are Examples Of Sampling Techniques?
(3 Points)
~ Random.
~ Quota.
~ Stratified.