Market Research week 12

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What is the formal definition of market research?

The systematic collection, analysis, and interpretation of data for business decisions.

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Market research helps businesses move away from making 'guesses' and toward making decisions based on _____.

data

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What is the primary goal of good market research regarding business operations?

To reduce business risk.

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Which type of research focuses on 'Why' and 'How' to understand human behavior?

Qualitative research

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Which type of research focuses on 'How many' and 'To what extent' to provide a bottom line?

Quantitative research

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What is the first step in the 6-step successful marketing research process?

Identifying the problem and purpose of the research.

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In the market research process, what immediately follows 'collecting data'?

Data processing and analysis.

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What is the final step of the market research process?

Making decisions.

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How does market research in Business-to-Business (B2B) markets differ from consumer markets regarding analysis?

It often requires more complex analysis, including international logistics and policy regulations.

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Term: Desk Research

Definition: The systematic study of secondary sources or data that already exists.

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In desk research, what category do published reports and government statistics fall under?

External sources

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What are the two most critical people skills required for a qualitative researcher?

Empathy and active listening.

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Approximately how much is spent on market research surveys globally every year?

$40 billion

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Which country accounts for nearly 40% of all global market research spending?

The United States

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The top six research firms globally account for what percentage of all surveys conducted?

50%

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Which specific firm is identified as a leader among the dominant top six global research companies?

IPSOS

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What are the three pillars of the market researcher's ethical code of conduct?

Honesty & Transparency, Respect & Consent, and Professional Responsibility.

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In the market research industry, what is Phase 1 for a brand entering a new market?

Market Entry (assessing demand, competition, and cultural fit).

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Phase 1: Market Entry research is primarily conducted using which methodology?

Desk research

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Besides selling products, what is a primary use for social and political opinion research?

To understand and influence public opinion.

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Which groups besides businesses utilize social and political opinion research?

Governments, NGOs, political parties, and journalists.

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How are governments specifically shown to use public opinion research in the industry overview?

To assess the effectiveness of their policies.

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What major technological factor is identified as reshaping the future of the market research industry?

Big Data (or digital revolution).

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Why is multi-country research considered more complex than single-country studies?

It requires navigating cultural, logistical, and methodological differences at every stage.

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In pricing research, what method involves a researcher pretending to be a customer to reveal competitors' sales tactics?

Mystery shopping

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What is the core purpose of market segmentation research?

To improve profits and define a company's specific niche.

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Concept: Pen Portrait

Definition: An imaginary typical example used to visualize and understand a market segment.

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Under the ethical pillar of 'Respect & Consent', what must a researcher obtain from participants?

Informed consent

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How can mystery shopping reveal information that competitors would never share directly?

It uncovers real prices, tactics, and the customer experience through firsthand observation.

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Which professional association is specifically mentioned as having established a clear code of conduct for researchers?

The Market Research Society (MRS).

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In the context of the market research industry, brands are considered to be _____.

assets

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What determines the specific design of a market research plan?

The business question or problem being addressed.

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How has the digital revolution changed the accessibility of multi-country research for businesses?

It allows research to be conducted quickly and affordably across many countries.

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Market research helps define the marketing environment by analyzing PEST factors, which stands for political, economic, social, and _____ factors.

technological (or policy/regulations).

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What is the primary skill required to transform various pieces of collected intelligence into a research report?

Combining them into one coherent story.

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Why do specialist local research firms thrive despite the dominance of large global firms?

They serve their markets with deep cultural knowledge.

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In the industry, what is the role of a 'Market Research Brief'?

To document the business situation, the specific problem, and what needs to be understood.

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According to the industry trends, new digital techniques aim to make questionnaires more _____.

engaging and fun

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Which type of market research is typically used to decide who NOT to market to?

Segmentation research

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What distinguishes the decision-making process in business markets compared to consumer markets?

Decisions are made by business leaders rather than individuals or households.

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Within the qualitative research skillset, being 'rigorous' means staying _____.

analytically sharp

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What is the primary benefit of desk research for a business owner on a budget?

It provides insights without breaking the budget (cost-effectiveness).

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In market research ethics, 'Professional Responsibility' involves reporting findings openly and using _____.

sound judgment (or integrity).

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What is the most common format for delivering research reports to clients?

Oral presentations

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In the 6 steps of research, what is the specific task of Step 2?

Creating the research plan.

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In a market assessment, research answers 'How big is the market?' and 'Who are the _____?'

competitors

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What does a 'brand' represent to a customer according to the lecture on positioning?

A promise.

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What is the 'bottom line' of quantitative research often referred to as?

Measurement

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What are internal sources of data for desk research?

Data that already exists within the company, such as sales or marketing data.

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Successful market research is described as being systematic, nuanced, and grounded in _____.

evidence