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Vincent Le Morillon
Marketing Research
Problem Definition, Exploratary Research and the Research Process
Professor: Kristina Zikienė University year: 2012-2013
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Summary
I) Understand the problem definition II) Comprehend how works an exploratary research III)Learn the steps involved in the marketing research process Conclusion 1
I) UNDERSTAND THE PROBLEM DEFINITION
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First part
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• Recognize the problem or the opportunity
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• Find out why the information is being sought
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• Understand the decision-making environement (the industry, company, products and target market)
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• Use the symptoms to clarify the problem
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Second part
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• Translate the management problem into a marketing research problem
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• Determine whether the information already exists
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• Determine whether the question really can be answered
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• State the research objectives
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II) COMPREHEND HOW WORKS AN EXPLORATARY RESEARCH
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What is an exploratary research?
Little is known Situation analysis Problem unclearly defined Preliminary research = Not the definitive Exploratory research = Determine the best research
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Experience Surveys Analysis
Inside and outside the organization Informal discussion E.g aircraft
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Secondary Data Analysis
Gathering data
Internet = Countless sources of secondary data
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Case Analysis
Review information
Present research problem
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Focus Groups
8 to 12 participants Moderator One particular idea One person says generate thoughts Group dynamics Interplay of responses = more information
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Using Intranets for Exploratory Research
Powerful tool Determining whether needed Relevant information
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III) LEARN THE STEPS INVOLVED IN THE MARKETING RESEARCH PROCESS
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Marketing Research Process
Identification of the problem and statement of the research objectives Creation of the research design Selection of sampling procedure Choice of research method Collection of the data Analysis of the data Follow up Writing & presentation of the report 13
Managing the Research Process
Research Request:
An
internal document
used by large organizations that describes a
potential research
project, Its benefits to the organization, and
costs
; it must be formally approved before a research project can begin.
estimated Action Origin Informa -tion Use Target group Logistic Comm ent 14
Conclusion: Keep in mind
1- Problem definition 2- Exploratary research 3- Research process Crucial Most important Methodology 15
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