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What is marketing research?
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1.) Defining a problem/opportunity
2.) Develop research plan 3.) Collect and analyze the research data 4.) Deliver report w/ recommended actions |
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When should marketing research not be done?
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1.) When the costs exceed the benefits
2.) When different outcomes do not change the end decision |
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What is secondary data?
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Data that has already been collected prior to the project.
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What is external secondary data?
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Ex: Census Bureau; collected outside the company from the past.
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What is internal secondary data?
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Ex: Sales history; collected from within the company from the past.
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Why is it a rule to obtain secondary data first and then collect primary data? (2 things)
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1.) Saves a lot of time since its already been collected
2.) Secondary data is usually much less expensive. |
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What are the 2 ways to collect primary data?
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1.) Observing
2.) Asking |
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What is it called when you are trying to figure out the total amount of sales in a given period?
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Sales Forecasting
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What are the 3 methods to develop Sales Forecasts?
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1.) Judgments of the Decision Maker - intuition?
2.) Surveys of Knowledgeable Gruops - asking customers or salespeople 3.) Statistical - extending past and current data into the future |