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Marketing research

collection of data , the systematic gathering , recording and analysing of data about problems relating to the marketing of goods and services




Strategy based on client opinion , not the owner .

Marketing research process

( DODCAR)


1- define the problem.


2- objectives .


3- design.


4- collect data


5- analyze data.


6-report data.



terminology of marketing

primary data - collected firsthand


secondary data - desk research


quantitative data research - qualitative research


subjective and personal - sampling .



marketing research process

1- Define the problem/ issue :


( search by opportunity)


Specifythe research objectives


Identifythe consumer population of interest .


2- objectives :


A-ExploratoryResearch: Gatherspreliminary information thatwill help define the problem andsuggest hypotheses.


B-DescriptiveResearch:Describesthings as market potentialfor a product, or the demographicsand consumers’ attitudes.


C-CausalResearch : Testhypotheses about cause- and-effect relationships.(EX: SMOKING)


3- Design : types of samples


Probability Samples -SimpleRandom Sample


StratifiedSample -SystematicSample -ClusterSample


4- collect data :


1- observation : - personal - mechanical.


2- experimentation ( mystery shopping )


3- survey methods : telephone interviews


personal interviews - focus group - mail survey - questionnaire


5- analyze data:


A- coding.


B-tabulation.


C- Analysis




6- Report data:


- executive summary .


- description of research methods .


- discussion of results .


- limitations of study


- conclusions and recommendations