Chapter 3: Secondary Data and Collection Management Flashcards

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Secondary data

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Data that have been previously gathered and might be relevant to the study at hand

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Advantages of secondary data

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  1. Cost effective
  2. Efficient means of obtaining information
  3. Helps clarify or refine problem
  4. May provide alternative methods for primary data research
  5. May provide potential problems and danger
  6. Provides credibility in the reserach
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Sources of secondary data

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Within the company through financial reports, sales data, and outside sources like gov departments, industry associations, business periodicals

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Limitation of secondary data

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  1. Lack of availability
  2. Lack of relevance
  3. Inaccuracy
  4. Insufficiency
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Internal database

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A collection of related information developed from data within the organization

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How to create internal database

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Use firm’s sales or inquiry processing and tracking system, based on salespersons’ call reports

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Database marketing

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Marketing that relies on the creation of a large computerized file of customers’ and potential customers’ profiles and purchase patterns to create a targeted marketing mix

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Customer relationship marketing software (CRM)

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Helps marketers enhance their recruitment of new customers and also keep current clients

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Data mining

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The use of statistical and other advanced software to discover non-obvious patterns hidden in a database

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Neural network

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A computer program that mimics the processes of the human brain and thus is capable of learning from examples to find patterns in data

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Use of data mining in marketing

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  1. Customer acquisition
  2. Customer retention
  3. Customer abandonment
  4. Market basket analysis
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Customer acquisition with data mining

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  1. Apply data mining methods to discover customer attributes that predict responses to special offers
  2. Attributes are matched to attributes to rented lists of non-customers
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Customer retention in data mining

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Data mining identifies those customers who contribute the the company’s bottom line but who are likely to leave and go to a competitor

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Customer abandonment in data mining

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Some customers cost more than they contribute and should be encouraged to take their business elsewhere

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Market basket analysis in data mining

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By identifying the associations among product purchases in POS transactions, retailers and direct marketers can spot product affinities and develop focused promotion strategies that work more effectively than traditional one-size-fits-all approaches

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Behavioural targeting

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The use of online and offline data to understand a consumer’s habits, demographics, and social networks in order to increase the effectiveness of online advertising

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Marketing research aggregator

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A company that acquires, catalogues, formulates, segments, and resells reports already published by large and small marketing research firms