CHAPTER 18- MARKET RESEARCH

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Market research

Collecting, recording & analysing data about customers, competitors, and markets.

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Identify market features

To assess size, growth, and competitors in the market.

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Advantage of identifying market features

Helps assess market potential & risks.

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Disadvantage of identifying market features

Market data may be outdated or inaccurate.

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Identify consumer characteristics

Understanding consumer wants, needs, and demographics.

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Advantage of identifying consumer characteristics

Allows accurate targeting & segmentation.

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Disadvantage of identifying consumer characteristics

Consumer behaviour can change quickly.

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Primary Research

First-hand data collected for specific needs.

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Advantages of Primary Research

Directly relevant, specific to business needs and provides up-to-date information.

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Disadvantages of Primary Research

Expensive, time-consuming, and risk of survey bias.

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Secondary Research

Using existing data collected for another purpose.

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Advantages of Secondary Research

Cheaper, faster to access, often uses large samples.

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Disadvantages of Secondary Research

Data may be outdated or not tailored to business needs.

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Big Data

Huge amounts of publicly available data from sources like social media.

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Advantages of Big Data

Provides deep insights and wide sources for cross-checking.

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Disadvantages of Big Data

Requires expensive analysis tools and expertise.

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Sampling

Selecting a group of respondents from a larger population.

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Advantages of Sampling

Saves time & cost compared to a full population survey.

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Disadvantages of Sampling

Small samples may be unrepresentative, risking inaccurate results.

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Reliability of Data

Assessed by recognizing sources of bias in the research.

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Mean

Arithmetic average used in quantitative data analysis.

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Advantage of Mean

Uses all data values for a comprehensive average.

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Disadvantage of Mean

Can be distorted by extreme results.

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Mode

Most frequent value in a data set.

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Advantage of Mode

Easy to identify and useful in retail for popularity.

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Disadvantage of Mode

Not useful if data has no repetition.

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Median

Middle value in a data set.

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Advantage of Median

Not distorted by extremes.

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Disadvantage of Median

Ignores other values in the data.

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Range

Difference between the highest and lowest values.

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Advantage of Range

Simple measure of spread.

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Disadvantage of Range

Only uses two data points, making it unreliable.

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Qualitative Research

Explores opinions, attitudes, and beliefs.

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Advantages of Qualitative Research

Explains reasons behind consumer behaviour.

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Disadvantages of Qualitative Research

Small samples and subjective results make it harder to quantify.

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Presentation of Data

Methods used to organize and display data for analysis.

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Advantages of data presentation

Makes data easier to interpret and communicate.

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Disadvantages of data presentation

Risk of misleading visuals if scaled improperly.