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SUM
WHAT IS MARKETING?
WHAT IS MARKETING RESEARCH?
WHAT IS MARKET RESEARCH?
Function of marketing research
WHY WE HAVE TO DO MARKET RESEARCH?
Why is the payback from research not so good?
Consultants need experience to:
When do research?
MARKET RESEARCH PROCESS
*** STEP 3: ESTABLISH RESEARCH OBJECTIVES ***
*** STEP 4: DETERMINE RESEARCH DESIGN ***
*** STEP 5: IDENTIFY INFORMATION TYPES AND SOURCES ***
*** STEP 6: DETERMINE METHODS OF ACCESSING DATA ***
*** STEP 7: DESIGN DATA COLLECTION FORMS ***
*** STEP 8: DETERMINE THE SAMPLE PLAN AND SIZE ***

is the activity, set of institutions, and


Marketing

WHAT IS processes for creating, communicating, delivering,


and exchanging offerings that have value for
MARKETING? customers, clients, partners and society at large. →
Approach and attract customers to buy
⇒A marketing strategy consists of selecting a
segment of the market as the company’s target
market and designing the proper “mix” of
product/service, price, promotion, and
distribution system → meet the wants and needs of
the consumers within the target market.

is the process of
Marketing research

WHAT IS designing, gathering, analyzing, and


reporting information → solve a
MARKETING specific marketing problem.

RESEARCH?

SUM 1
Market research as a process used to

WHAT IS MARKET define the size, location, and/or


makeup of the market for a product
RESEARCH? or service.

⇒ Applied for selecting the target


Function of marketing market, price research, product
research research, promotion research,

IDENTIFYING MARKET distribution research


OPPORTUNITIES AND
PROBLEMS

GENERATING, REFINING, AND


EVALUATING POTENTIAL
MARKETING ACTIONS

Research is conducted to help

WHY WE HAVE TO REDUCE BUSINESS RISKS and


MAINTAIN OR INCREASE PROFITS.
DO MARKET Its other associated function is to

RESEARCH? MONITOR THE EFFECTIVENESS OF


THE MARKETING PLAN THROUGH
But research CANNOT predict the UNDERSTANDING CONSUMER
future NEEDS & BEHAVIOUR..
Research cannot make the
decision for you

Poor marketing by researchers

Why is the Inadequate briefing by clients/ poor

payback from planning on their part

Trust in the Agency


research not so
Allocation of market research service
good? staff

SUM 2
Consultants Define your marketing problem into research terms

need Design the research


experience Manage the project
to: Undertake the appropriate analysis

Recognize all the above from their experience to be


able to put the findings onto context

Investment – U&A type definitive


When do research? study where you get to grips with a
market & return to the research
Cost-Disaster – check before a periodically throughout its life, to get
new campaign/ product launch to a fundamental understanding of
determine the acceptability of the what drives your market.
ad/ product.

MARKET RESEARCH PROCESS

SUM 3
*** STEP 3: ESTABLISH RESEARCH OBJECTIVES ***

3 types of research designs:


*** STEP 4: DETERMINE exploratory, descriptive and causal.
RESEARCH DESIGN ***
EXPLORATORY DESCRIPTIVE CAUSAL RESEARCH
RESEARCH RESEARCH
An attempt to
A form of casual, Refer to research uncover what factor
informal research that describes the or factors cause
that is undertaken to phenomena of some event.
gain background interest.
information, define
terms, clarify
problems and
hypotheses,
establish research
priorities.

Methods used:
secondary data
analysis, experience
surveys, case
analysis, focus group

SUM 4
2 types of information sources:
*** STEP 5: IDENTIFY PRIMARY and SECONDARY
INFORMATION TYPES AND
SOURCES ***
PRIMARY DATA SECONDARY DATA

Information collected Information already collected.


specifically for the problem at
Pros:
hand
Availability → Obtain quickly
Pros:
Inexpensive
Original Data
Enhance primary data by providing
Up-to-date
a current look at issues, trends,
Cons:
Cons:
Expensive
Incompatible reporting units
Cost time
Mismatch of the units of
measurement

Different definitions used to


classify the data

SUM 5
Timeliness of the secondary data
(Out-of-date/outdated information)

Lack of information needed to


assess the credibility of the data
reported.

*** STEP 6: DETERMINE METHODS OF ACCESSING DATA ***


3 types of methods: qualitative, quantitative and mixed

QUALITATIVE QUANTITATIVE MIXED

Involves collecting, Research involving the The combination of


analyzing, and administration of a qualitative and
interpreting set of structured quantitative
unstructured data questions with research methods
by observing what predetermined with the aim of
people do and say. response options to a gaining the
(analyzing stories of large number of advantages of both.
interviewees) respondents.

Qualitative research
techniques afford
rich
insight into
consumer
behavior.

SUM 6
*** STEP 7: DESIGN DATA COLLECTION FORMS ***

*** STEP 8: DETERMINE THE SAMPLE PLAN AND SIZE ***

SUM 7
SUM 8
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