Market Intelligence Flashcards

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What is a marketing information system?

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Marketing information system consists of people, equipment and procedures to gather and distribute information to decision makers.

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What are the 4 components of a marketing information system?

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  1. Internal databases
  2. Marketing intelligence
  3. Marketing research
  4. Information analysis
    (Assessing and distributing)
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What are the marketing research process?

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  1. Defining problem and research objectives
  2. Develop research plan for collecting information
  3. Implement research plan (analyze and collect)
  4. Interpret and report findings
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What is the characteristics of good market research?

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  1. Information used to monitor environment
  2. Understand what the customer want
  3. Formulate and evaluate the market segment
  4. Assess demand
  5. Evaluate tactics and performances
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What are the 3 ways marketers can define their problems and objectives?

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  1. Exploratory Research
  2. Descriptive Research
  3. Casual Research
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What are the 2 ways marketers can conduct a research plan?

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  1. Gather secondary/primary data

2. Sampling

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What are the 3 ways marketers can implement a research plan?

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  1. Check for accuracy and completeness
  2. Code it for analysis
  3. Statistical analysis
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What is the purpose of implementing a research plan?

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To guard it against problems when contacting respondents (i.e. bias, refuse to corporate)

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How do marketers interpret and report findings?

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Work together with researchers to come to a conclusion

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What is the meaning of exploratory research?

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Gather information that will define problem and suggests hypothesis

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What is the meaning of descriptive research?

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Describe things like market potential and attitudes towards products.

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What is the meaning of casual research?

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Test hypothesis about cause and effect relationship.

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What are the benefits of gathering secondary data?

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  1. Obtained quickly
  2. Low Costs
  3. Availability
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What are the cons of gathering secondary data?

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  1. Information required may not exist

2. Data already available may not be relevant or accurate

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What are the pros of gathering primary data?

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  1. Flexibility (can obtain a lot of variety of questions/information)
  2. Deep level of understanding from respondent
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What are the 3 ways to gather primary data?

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  1. Observational research
  2. Survey research
  3. Experimental research
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What are the 3 components of sampling decisions?

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  1. Sampling Unit
  2. Sampling Size
  3. Sampling procedure
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What are the cons of gathering primary data?

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  1. People may not respond
  2. People may be biased
  3. Some data may be difficult to achieve in the field