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Added Value
A product or service that has something included that adds value to the product/service e.g. refreshments at a hairdressers
Brand
A name and/or logo that represents a specific company
Consumers
The people that actually use the product/service
Customers
The people who purchase the product/service
Focus Group
A controlled group interview of a target audience/potential customers
Franchise
A company that has branches across the country and/or the world
Franchisee
A person who buys the right from a franchisor to copy a business format
Franchisor
A person who sells the right to use a business idea in a particular location
Gap in the Market
A segment in the market where there is little or no competition
Market
where buyers and sellers meet to trade products
Market Map
a diagram that identifies all the products in the market using two key features
Market Research
to gather information about customers needs, competitors and market trends
Market Segment
different groups of customers who share similar characteristics and buying habits
Needs
Things that are essential; that you need to have to live comfortably

Price Sensitive
when the price of a product affects consumers purchasing behaviours
Primary Research
When the research is completed by yourself
Product Range
The variety of products; lots of different ones, all the same ones etc.
Profit
When the revenue out weighs the costs

Qualitative Data
Data that approximates or characterizes; it describes
Questionnaire
List of a research or survey questions asked to respondents, and designed to extract specific information.

Resources
An economic or productive factor required to accomplish an activity, or as means to undertake an enterprise and achieve desired outcome

Respondents
People who answer the questions to a questionn

Revenue
The sum of money that is collected through sales

Secondary Research
When the research is done through other people's results

Statistic
Single quantity contained in or computed from a set of data.

Suppliers
Companies that provide stock and equipment

Survey
1.Marketing: A detailed study of a market or geographical area to gather data on attitudes, impressions, opinions, satisfaction level, etc.

USP
Something that makes a product or service different to others
Wants
Products or services that people don't necessarily need to survive