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Academics
Demographics
Geographic
Psychographics
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High quality at a high price
Low quality at a high price
High quality at a low price
Low quality at a low price
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Competitive rivalry
Monopolistic power
Unique selling point
Corporate branding
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Government statistics
Internet sites
Group interviews
Social trends
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Reference books
Government publications
Observations
Company annual reports
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Observations
Focus groups
University research publications
Photographic evidence
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Gender
Age
Lifestyle
Religion
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Marketing planning
Market segmentation
Market research
Market mapping
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Newly published government reports
Customer suggestion or comment sheets
Economic forecasts for the next twelve months
Information from competitors
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Primary research
Desk research
Qualitative research
Quantitative research
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Demographic
Geographic
Psychographic
Ethnicity
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Field research
Secondary research
Qualitative research
Quantitative research
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The data already exists so it is cheaper to gather
It is normally less time consuming to gather
It saves data collection expenses
It is unique to the purpose of the research
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Positioning
Branding
Segmentation
Physical evidence
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Demographic
Geographic
Psychographic
Prolific
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Snowballing
Random sampling
Quota sampling
Stratified sampling
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Understand the behaviour, attitudes and perceptions of customers or employees
Aid marketing or organisational decision-making
Aid statistical analysis of factual findings
Gather the views of a small group of people before the mass launch of a product
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It acknowledges the fact that customers are different
It is used for primary research only
Demographics is the most common method of segmentation
It allows a firm to fine-tune its marketing mix
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Targeting
Segmentation
Homogeneous
Heterogeneous
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Uses hard data to aid statistical analysis
Is based on numerical data and information
Is based on only using primary research techniques
Deals with questions such as 'how much?', 'how many?' and 'how often?'
Snowballing
Random sampling
Quota sampling
Stratified sampling
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Primary research that builds on the work conducted by secondary researchers
Secondary research that stems from the work of primary researchers
Surveys or interviews carried out with individuals, who then suggest other friends, family or colleagues who then increase the sample size
Secondary research that mounts very quickly due to the vast amount of information that is available
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Quantitative research
Qualitative research
Secondary research
Market research
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Government publications and statistics
Observation and surveillance
Quantitative research
Trade research and development
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Focus groups
Observations
Suggestion boxes
Social trends
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Market mapping
Perceptual mapping
Remapping
Repositioning
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Data that has not been processed by a firm
Using questionnaires to collect quantitative data
Collecting new data for a specific purpose
Using experimentation and observations to find out what customers want or need
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Segmentation
Demography
Geography
Psychology
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The ability of customers to switch to an alternative product or brand
The existence of substitute products within a market
The number of existing products and brands in an industry
The degree of customer loyalty to a brand or product
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Producers
Consumers
Competitors
Suppliers
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Desk research
Field research
Primary research
Quantitative research
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Desk, existing
New, new
Field, new
Field, existing
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The sample size is significantly large
A representative sample is selected
Random sampling is used
There are sampling size is significantly small
Target market
Demographic group
Sample
Segment
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To gather data that does not already exist
To discover their customers' needs and wants
To produce better goods and services for their customers
To gain more market share
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High quality at a high price
Low quality at a high price
High quality at a low price
Low quality at a low price
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It is cheaper and quicker to use a sample than to survey the whole market
A sample's views is used to represent the population's views
A sample can be used to increase the confidence of statistical findings
It can be easier to identify trends from the sample findings
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Sample size
Bias
Focus
Cost
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Socio-economic grouping
Age
Geographical location
Ethnicity and religion
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Personal interviews
Telephone interviews
Postal surveys
Using annual company accounts
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Risk spreading
Easier to identify and select appropriate advertising media
Less waste due to focussed marketing
The time involved in compiling customer profiles or market segmentation
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Intensity of rivalry
Power of suppliers
Substitutes in the industry
Market growth potential
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It uses existing data and information for market research purposes
Data is often provided by specialist market research firms
It includes the use of survey and interview findings conducted by the firm
It includes industry surveys that have been carried out
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