Week 5 - Market information Flashcards
Define a MIS (marketing information system)
Collects, analyses, distributes marketing info, serve end users.
Produces insights to build competitive advantage
Basis for marketing mix.
Where does the MIS get it’s info?
Internal data
Marketing intelligence
Market research
Discuss internal data sources
Electronic consumer/market info from data sources within company
Cheap, unique / ages quick, requires dapping, bulky, disorganised
Discuss Marketing Intelligence
Systemic collection, analysis of public info about customers, competitors & marketing environment.
Methods: Sentiment tracking (monitor tribal discussion) Published info - free / paid Observers, trade shows Market intelligence services
Define market research
Systematic design, analysis, collection, reporting of data for specific marketing situation.
List the steps in market research process
Define the problem (exploratory, descriptive, causal research).
Research plan
Data collection - primary & secondary sources
Interpret and report.
define primary data collection - must be R.A.C.I
Data collected for a specific purpose at hand. Must be: Relevant to project Accurate Current Impartial
List primary data collection methods
Quantative; Surveys, samples Mail Phone Interview Online - click stream
Qualatative - insights
Interviews - 1on1
Focus groups
Blogs / social networks
Define qualatative v quantatavie research
Qualatative - research examining the character or nature of a question. Background, context
Quantative - conclusive research based on statistical analysis. Measurement of phenomena
Discuss CRM (Customer relationship management) system?
Captures and uses customer date to manage customer interaction and build relationships.
Sophisticated software & analytica tools to integrate, analyse and apply customer data.
View as 1 part of the strategy only.
Issues international marketers face
Diverse markets, diverse countries
Secondary sources may be scarce
Comms infrastructure limits primary data
Culture