LECTURE 4 - MARKET RESEARCH AND INTELLIGENCE Flashcards

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Importance of market research

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  • provides critical insights to guide company decisions
  • helps understand customer needs, competitive landscape, pricing and growth trends
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who needs market research?

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  • used by product and service producers, advertising agencies, research firms and nonprofits
  • necessary for understanding customer needs, marketing environment, and competitor analysis
  • emphasizes quality and actionable insights over sheer quantity of data
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what is the market research process?

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  1. define problem and objectives: what does the organization need to know?
  2. develop research plan: decide on data sources and research methods
  3. collect data: gather primary and secondary data
  4. analyze data: convert data into insights
  5. present findings: reporting findings in a clear and actionable way
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Types of research data

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  • primary data: newly collected data for specific research
  • secondary data: existing data from internal or external sources
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big data in market research

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  • sources include databases, loT, web data, mobile data, social media, surveys, and synthetic data
  • challenges: ensuring ethical use, addressing biases, and balancing detail versus trends
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role of marketing intelligence

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  • moving beyond traditional research to digital data analytics
  • goals: use data to improve customer segmentation, personalization, sales forecasting and customer assistance
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AI in marketing

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  • enhances responsiveness and accuracy in gathering and analyzing data
  • applications include:
    • customer segmentation: identifying distinct customer groups
    • personalization and A/B Testing: tailoring experiences and testing variations
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what is effective reporting?

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  • present findings in a way that’s clear and relevant to decision-makers who weren’t part of the research process
  • use visual aids like dashboards, maps, diagrams, infographics and interactive elements
  • the goal is to simplify complex data to enhance understanding and drive decision-making
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careers in marketing intelligence

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  • fast-growing field requiring in data creation, analysis and storytelling
  • opportunities to combine marketing and business analytics for those interested in advanced business studies
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