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Steps in the Marketing Research Process
Defining the Objectives and Research Needs, Designing the Research, Collecting the Data, Analyzing the Data and Developing Insights, Developing and Implementing an Action Plan
5 V’s of Big Data
Volume, Variety, Velocity, Veracity, Value
Descriptive Analytics Tools
Organizing, tabulating and depicting their available data (reports, tables, charts, figures, etc.)
Predictive Analytics Tools
Rely on historically available data to forecast the future (like a
regression).
Prescriptive Analytics Tools
Using simulations to find the best/most effective results for a firm to decide what action to take.
Active Analytics Tools
AI algorithms analyzing output from IoT.
Characteristics of Good Measurement Scales
Reliability
– The degree to which repeated measurements yield consistent results
Validity
– Are we measuring what we think we are measuring?
Sensitivity
– Ability to discriminate between meaningful differences in attitudes.
Marketing Research: Set of techniques and principles to systematically
collect, record, analyze, and interpret data to aide decision makers.
Sample: A smaller group of individuals that is
representative of the larger population.
Data:
Raw numbers or facts.
Information: _________ data.
Organized, analyzed, and interpreted
Big Data: Too large and complex to analyze with
conventional data management software.
Data Warehouse: Where large computer files are
stored.
Data Mining: Tools to analyze ___. Help uncover previously_______
data, unknown patterns or relationships among variables in the data
Data Volume: Amount of
data.
Data Variety: Numerica and textual data obtained from
different media formats.
Data Velocity: Data can be analyzed and accessed .
quickly
Data Veracity: Evaluate the_____of the collected data (may be doubt in the data).
accuracy and reliability
Data Value: Relationship of ____ (what the consumer gets for what they give).
benefits to costs
Descriptive Analytic Tools: Methods that help firms ____
organize, tabulate, and depict their available data (into easily understood reports, tables, and charts).
Predictive Analytics Tools: Methods that rely on
historically available data to forecast the future.
Prescriptive Analytics Tools: Analyses that use ___(ask a series of what if questions and optimization techniques) to find the
simulations, most effective or best result helping firms understand what they should do.
Active Analytics Tools: Artificial intelligence algorithms used to analyze
output gathered by the IoT (Internet of Things)
Core Customer Value: The
basics problem-solving benefits that customers are seeking.
Actual Product:____(including brand name, features/design, quality
level, packaging, etc.).
Physical attributes
Associated Service: ___________(including warrantees, financing,
support, after sale-service, etc.).
Non-physical attributes
Consumer Products: Used by
individuals for personal use.
Specialty Products: Customers express such a
strong preference they will expend considerable effort to search for the best suppliers.
Shopping Products: Customers spend a
fair amount of time comparing alternatives.
Convenience Products: Customers not willing to expend effort to
evaluate prior to purchase.
Unsought Products: Consumers do
not think of buying or know about.
Product Mix: Complete set of all
products offered by a firm.
Product Lines: Groups of associated items consumers tend to
use together or think of as part of a similar group.
Breadth: Number of
product lines offered by a firm.
Depth: Number of products
within a product line.
Cannibalization: One product closely
competed with a similar product offered by the same company.
Branding
A brand can use: Name, logo symbols, characters, slogans, jingles and even distinctive packages.
Branding characteristics
URLs, Brand name, Logos and symbols, Characters, Slogans, Jingles/Sounds
A brand ____
identifies and differentiates a firm’s products
– Brand
– Brand
– Brand
– Brand
loyalty, awareness, recognition, marks