Lesson 2: Identifying Opportunities in the Market Flashcards

1
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Collecting data directly from potential customers to understand their preferences, behavior, and needs.

A

Surveys and Questionnaires

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One-on-one discussions can provide in-depth insights into consumer motivations and pain points.

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interviews

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Gathering a small group of people to discuss products or services can reveal qualitative data and group dynamics.

A

focus groups

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4
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Utilize reports from market research firms that provide data and analysis on specific industries.

A

industry reports

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5
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Review scholarly articles for theoretical insights and case studies.

A

academic journals

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6
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Websites like Statista, Pew Research, and government databases can provide valuable statistics.

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online resources

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7
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Assess the Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats of your competitors to identify market gaps.

A

SWOT analysis

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8
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Compare your business metrics against industry leaders to find areas for improvement.

A

benchmarking

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9
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Conduct interviews or surveys to ask customers about their frustrations or challenges related to existing products or services.

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Identifying Customer Pain Points

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10
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Use social media, online reviews, and customer service interactions to gather insights about what customers value or dislike.

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analyzing customer feedback

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11
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Break down the market into specific segments based on demographics, psychographics, and buying behavior to pinpoint unmet needs.

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market segmentation

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12
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Create a clear statement of how your product or service meets the needs of the target market better than competitors.

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Value Proposition Development

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13
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Use tools like Google Trends or social media analytics to observe changes in consumer behavior over time.

Analyze search engine data to see what topics or products are gaining interest.

A

trend analysis

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14
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Subscribe to newsletters, follow industry leaders on social media, and participate in webinars to stay updated on market changes.

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Industry News and Reports

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15
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Engage with innovation hubs or incubators where emerging start-ups often present new ideas, indicating potential market trends.

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Innovation Labs and Start-up Ecosystems

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16
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Monitor economic data such as unemployment rates, consumer spending, and inflation as they often correlate with market trends.

A

Economic Indicators

17
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Techniques for Market Research and Analysis

A

Primary Research:
1. Surveys and Questionnaires
2. Interviews
3. Focus Groups

Secondary Research
1. Industry Reports
2. Academic Journals
3. Online Resources

Competitor Analysis
1. SWOT Analysis
2. Benchmarking

18
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Tools for Identifying Trends and Emerging Markets

A

a. Trend Analysis
b. Industry News and Reports
c. Innovation Labs and Start-up Ecosystems
d. Economic Indicators

18
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Understanding Market Needs and Gaps

A

a. Identifying Customer Pain Points
b. Analyzing Customer Feedback
c. Market Segmentation
d. Value Proposition Development