Lesson 2 Flashcards

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It is the process of determining the viability of a new service or product through research conducted directly with potential customers

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market research

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It allows a company to discover the target market and get opinions and other feedback from consumers about their interest in the product or service

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Market research

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This research includes surveys product testing and focus groups

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Market research

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It is a systematic process of collecting recording and analyzing the information relevant to finding solutions to a problem in the field of marketing

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Market research

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Market research include information gathering for the purpose of

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Market segmentation and product differentiation

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It is a critical tool in helping companies understand what consumers want develop products that those consumers will use and maintain a competitive advantage over other companies in their industry

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Market research

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It consists of a combination of primary information and secondary information

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Market research

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It is the information of what has been gathered by the company or by a person hired by the company

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Primary information

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It is the information of what has been gathered by an outside source

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Secondary information

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It is the data that the company has collected directly or that has been collected by a person or business hired to conduct the research

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Primary information

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This type of information generally falls into two categories

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Exploratory and specific research

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It is a less structured action and functions via more open-ended questions and it results in questions or issues being presented that the company may need to address

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Exploratory research

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It is the data that an outside entity has already gathered

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Secondary information

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These include population information from government census data trade association research reports or presented research from another business operating within the same market sector

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Secondary information

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15
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Data collected from these interviews were compared to the circulation of the publication and order to see how effective those ads were

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Face-to-face interviews

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Data collection then shifted to the telephone making face-to-face contact a necessary

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Phone research

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This method improve the market research model greatly

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Phone research

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With people spending more time online many market research activities have shifted online as well

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Online market research

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In this people can choose the sign up and take surveys and offer opinions when they have time

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Online market research

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Types of marketing research

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Descriptive research
causal research
predictive research
exploratory research

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The researcher then uses this kind of research because he has very little knowledge about the topic of research and wants to gain insight into it before seeking solutions

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Exploratory research

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This can be achieved utilizing secondary data like information available both within and outside the company performing qualitative test interviewing experts and processing marketplace feedback

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Exploratory market analysis

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This requires checking the hypothesis to determine the exact answers to the research issue

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Descriptive market analysis

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Example questions of this are who are prospective product buyers? how are goods consumed? which population fraction uses the product?

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Descriptive market analysis

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This is conducted to establish the cause and effect relationship between the variables such as if the packaging of the product is changed then what will be its effect on the product durability

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Causal market research

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This is carried out to forecast or anticipate some market variable for which research is intended

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Predictive market analysis

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Examples of these are predicting future revenue, forecasting growth, testing market to predict new product success, defining company product line

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predictive market analysis

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Marketing research can be further categorized based on the type of data produced and the degree of accuracy required as

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Qualitative market research quantitative market research

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It deals with the feelings, attitudes, opinions, and thoughts of an individual’s to ascertain their underlying reasons for behavior

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Qualitative market research

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The purpose of this is to study the psychology of an individual and obtain the insights and depth of buyers perceptions, behavior, and needs

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Qualitative market research

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The following are some of the widely used qualitative market research methods

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Photo ethnography
depth interviews
focus groups

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It deals with the hard facts and statistical data rather than the opinions feelings and attitudes of the individuals

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Quantitative market research

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The data are quantified to draw inferences about the customers behavior attitude and preferences in numerical terms that can be easily interpreted and compared with other data facts

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Quantitative market research

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Following quantitative market research techniques are used to collect data from the respondents

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Telephone surveys
personal interviews
web surveys
hybrid survey methods