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____is the process of designing, gathering, analyzing, and reporting information that may be used to solve a specific marketing problem
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Marketing Research
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___ links an organization to its market through the gatehring of information, which allows for the identification and definition of market-driven opportunities and problems
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Marketing research
(allows for the generation, refinement, and evaluation of marketing actions (4P's)) |
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A _____ 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 to meet the wants and needs of the consumers within the target market.
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Marketing Strategy
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_________is a mental process of analyzing or evaluating information, particularly statements or propositions that are offered as true.
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Critical Thinking
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_____is a structure consisting of people equiptment, and procedures to gather, sort, analyze, evaluate, and distribute needed, timely,and accurate information to maketing decision makers.
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Marketing Information System (MIS)
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Not all large companies have a ______department---many are outsourced
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Marketing Research
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In the marketing research industry we refer to providers of marketing research information as ____
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research suppliers
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A ____ menas an entity within the firm that supplies marketing research.
-formal department, single individual responsible for MR, assign no one responsibility for conducting MR |
internal supplier
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_____ are outside firms hired to fulfill a firms marketing research needs.
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External Suppliers
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philosophy that focuses on the rights of the individual. If the individual's rights are violated, then the behavior is not ethical
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Deontology
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Philosophy that focuses on the trade-off between individual costs and group benefits. If benefits outweigh costs, the behavior is judged to be ethical
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Teleology
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refers to "selling under the guise of a survey"
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Sugging
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refers to "fundraising under the guise of a survey"
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Frugging
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The value of the readily access to willing respondents, may become more and mroe important in the future.
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Panel Equity
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When is marketing research NOT needed? (4)
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1. The information is readily available 2. Timing is wrong 3. Funds aren't available 4. Costs outweigh the value of marketing research.
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MDP
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Management Decision Problems
(Ex - decline in sales, low profit margin, customers leaving, etc) |
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MRP
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Marketing Research Problems
(Ask specific questions that can address MDP) |
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____is defined as collecting information an unstructured and informal manner.
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Exploratory Research
(focus groups, interviews, etc) |
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___designs refer to a set of methods and procedures that describes marketing variables.
Answers who, what, where, when and how...but not why |
Descriptive Research(surveys)
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_____research allows us to isolate causes and effects
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Casual
(experiments, test marketing, blind taste test) |
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Final Report consists of these five parts:
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1. Intro
2. Hypothesis 3. Research Methods 4. Results 5. Conclusion |
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A ____ is an abstract idea inferred from specific instances that are thought to be related
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Construct
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Construct can only be measured _____, that is why operational definitions are necessary
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indirectly
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All ____are variables, but not all _____are constructs
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Contructs
Variables |
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A ____is a meaningful link believed to exist between two or more variables or constructs
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relationship
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_____is the process of building, maintaining and using customer databases and other databases for the purpose of contacting, transacting, and building relationships.
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Database Marketing
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____refers to a collection of data and info describing items of interest
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database
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each unit of information in a database is called a
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record
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records are composed of subcomponents or info called
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fields
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_____is the name of the software now available to help managers make sense out of seemingly senseles masses of info cantained in databases
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data mining
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Information sets which have already been collected for purposes other than the problem at hand
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Secondary Data
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3 types of external secondary data
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published materials
databases syndicate services |
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____gatehrs maket-driven or customer driven data to learn more about customers needs and behaviors for the purpose of delivering added value to the customer
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Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
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Upwards of __% of all firms implementing CRM did not receive return on investment
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70%
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The NAICS uses a ___digit classification code instead of the old SIC __digit code
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6 instead of 4
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Exploratory research is _____
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Qualitative
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Eperiment and Descriptive research are _____
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Quantitative
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____questions are questions that result when an interviewer takes the subjects initial response as the framework for the next question
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Probing Questions
(avoid yes or no questions) |
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____is responsible for creating positive group dynamics and a comfort zone between him/herself and each group memabers as well as among the members themselves
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Moderator (or Qualitative Research Consultant QRC)
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____research involves collecting, anlyzing and interpreting data by OBSERVING what people do and say
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Qualitative
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____research involves the use of structured questions in which response options are PREDETERMINED
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Quantitative
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Just 6 yrs ago ____% of surveys in North America were done online. Today more than ___% are now done online
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10%
50% |
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GIGO
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Garbage in Garbage Out
(bad information is like garbage which leads to garbage decisions) |
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About ___% of new products fail each year
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75%
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Over ___% purachase and use secondary research from commerical vendors
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80%
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