Methods to Identify Customer Needs Flashcards

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Give the four methods to identify customer needs.

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Focus Group, Social Listening, Customer Needs Analysis Survey, Means-End Analysis

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Three buyer reasons under means-end analysis.

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features, benefits, values

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Four steps in meeting customers’ needs.

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Identify, Distribute, Create, and Collect

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It is a marketing research tool in which a small group of people engages in a roundtable discussion of selected topics of interest in an informal setting.

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Focus Group

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It gives the brand an opportunity to track, analyze, and respond to conversations through brand improvement and development.

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Social Listening

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It is typically conducted by running surveys that help companies figure out their position in their respective competitive markets and how they stack up in terms of meeting their target customers’ needs.

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Customer Needs Analysis Survey

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It analyzes those answers to determine the primary reasons why a customer would buy your product.

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Means-End Analysis

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If the customer were buying a laptop, for example, they might buy it from you because it is smaller and lighter in weight than other options.

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Features

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The customer might also buy the laptop because it syncs easily with their other devices wirelessly and can be used while traveling.

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Benefits

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The customer might think the laptop will help them to be more creative or artistic and unlock other personal or professional artistic opportunities.

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Values

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