Chapter 5: Marketing Research Flashcards

1
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Comparing two product versions to see which one performs better

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A/B Testing

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2
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Measures how well and advertising campaign meets objectives

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Advertising Effectiveness Studies

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3
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Tracking and compile individual consumer behaviors using technology.

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Behavioral Targeting

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4
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The growth of information and the tools used to analyze it are called

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Big Data

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5
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Researching a brand and analyzing the text-based data using special software.

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Blog Mining

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6
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Used to understand the cause-and-effect relationships among variables

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Causal Research

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7
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Collecting data about strategies that competitors are pursuing new product development and the marketing mix.

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Competitive Intelligence

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8
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Sample drawn from easily accessible individuals

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Convenience Sample

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9
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Examining responses from a single question in relation to other questions

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Cross-tabulation

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10
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Represents the process of achieving a goal with a company

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Customer Journey Map

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11
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Data put into a graphic

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Data Visualization

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12
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Allows the access and use of stored information

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Decision Support System (DSS)

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13
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Estimates consumer demand and its causes

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Demand Analysis

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14
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Asking open-ended questions in order to understand how someone views a product and or brand

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Depth Interview

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15
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Researches customer behavior

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Descriptive Research

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16
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Data-collection method that sends trained observers to interact and view with a subject in their natural enviroment

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Ethnographic Research

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17
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Research that seeks to help firms understand problems, or a customers thoughts, needs and, behavior.

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Exploratory Research

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18
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Categorizing facial expressions in order to tell someones emotional response to content

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Facial Coding

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19
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Examines how an interventions impact

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Field Experiment

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20
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A small group (with moderator) focused on a specific topic or concept actively

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Focus Group

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21
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Colored regions overlaid on a image

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Heat Map

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22
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The people, technologies, and procedures aimed at supplying organizations marketing information needs

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Marketing Information System

23
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Information used to identify and define marketing opportunities and problems, creating and evaluating marketing actions, monitoring performance, and improving on our understanding of marketing.

A

Marketing Research

24
Q

Brief expressions that occur when a emotion is experienced

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Microexpression

25
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Marketing research taken through participants mobile devices

A

Mobile Marketing Research

26
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A moment when a brand leaves a lasting impression on an individual

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Moment of Truth

27
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Researchers hired to pose as customers in order to scope out the physical and behavioral aspects of a store

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Mystery Shoppers

28
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Using neuroscience to understand customer responses to stimuli

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Neuromarketing

29
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Sampling that does not ensure that each member of a population will have a chance at being selected

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Nonprobability Sampling

30
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Watching and recording behavior of others for relevant information.

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Observation Research

31
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Data collected from a group of consumers over an extended period of time

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Panel Data

32
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Represents the key traits and motivations of a customer base

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Persona

33
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Tools, techniques and algorithms used to recognize patterns

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Predictive Analytics

34
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Data used for the research problem

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Primary Data

35
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Sampling where every person has a change of being selected

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Probability Sampling

36
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Research based on quality’s of market phenomena

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Qualitative Research

37
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Producing identical results over and over

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Reliability (of research)

38
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Estimates how much of a product will sell

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Sales Forecasting

39
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A small group representing a larger population

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Sampling

40
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Data from UPC codes

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Scanner Data

41
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Information used prior to a study

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Secondary Data

42
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A short essay responding to specific open-ended questions

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Semi-structured interview

43
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Target population has an equal chance of selection

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Simple random sampling

44
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Collecting primary data from a sample of people

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Survey

45
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‘The extent to which a research instrument measures what it is intended to measure’

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Validity

46
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New-to-Market, New-Category, Product-line extentions, revamped products

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ways to organize new products

47
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(1) new-product strategy development, (2) Idea Generation, (3) Idea Screening, (4) business analysis, (5) product development, (6) test marketing, (7) product launch

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The seven stages of new-product development

48
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Listen to consumers, commit to the NPD process, understand current market trends, ask the right questions, be willing to fail

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Ways to reduce new product failures

49
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Awareness, Interest, Evaluation, Trial, Adoption

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Five stages of the consumer-adoption process

50
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Competitive Advantage, Compatibility, Observability, Complexity,Trialability

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Characteristics that affect the adoption rate

51
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Product, Place, Promotional, and Price

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Four Ps of Marketing

52
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Define Problem, Research Plan, Collect Data, Analyze the data, Present results & take action

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Marketing Research Process

53
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Sales Records, Customer Support Records, Accounting and Finance Information, Sales Reports, Supply Chain Information

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Internal Company Data