Market research chap51 Flashcards

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What are the 3 purposes of market research?

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  • describe the market
  • explain the market
  • predict the market
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What is meant by ‘describe the market’?

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  • identify the customers
  • identify trends
  • identify market share
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What is meant by ‘explain the market’?

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  • understand changes in the market
  • reflect on success or recent market strategies
  • understand similarities/differences
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What is meant by ‘predict the market’?

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  • predict how consumers might react to changes

- predict competitor changes

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Examples of primary market research…

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Observation
- watching consumers and users of products
Consumer panels
- samples of new products are sent to panel members who then fill in forms to give their response
Focus groups
- usually consists of 8-10 people who are offered various stimuli and their response is recorded
Trial Marketing
- testing the waters before the full launch of a product
- may trial their product in a supermarket

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examples of internal sources of secondary research…

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  • previous survey results
  • sales/data figures
  • customer information
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examples of external sources of secondary research…

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  • market research companies
  • the internet
  • newspapers and magazines
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Quantitative research vs qualitative research…

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quantitative research concentrates on numerical data and what consumers actually purchase or use. However qualitative research helps provide an understanding of how/ why thing are the way they are.

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