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    4

    Conducting

    Marketing Research

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    Chapter Questions

    What constitutes good marketing research?

    What are the best metrics for measuring

    marketing productivity?

    How can marketers assess their return oninvestment of marketing expenditures?

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    Venus Razor

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    What is Marketing Research?

    Marketing research is the systematic design,

    collection, analysis, and reporting of data

    and findings relevant to a specific marketing

    situation facing the company.

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    Types of Marketing Research Firms

    Syndicated

    Custom

    Specialty-line

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    The Marketing Research Process

    Define the problem

    Develop research plan

    Collect information

    Analyze information

    Present findings

    Make decision

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    Step 1: Define the Problem

    Define the problem

    Specify decision alternatives

    State research objectives

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    Types of Research

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    Exploratory

    Descriptive

    Causal

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    Step 2: Develop the Research Plan

    Data sources

    Research approach

    Research instruments

    Sampling plan

    Contact methods

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    Data sources

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    Research Approaches

    Observational and ethnographic

    Focus group

    Survey

    Behavioral

    Experimental

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    Focus Groups

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    Qualitative Techniques

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    Word Associations

    Visualization

    Projective Techniques

    Laddering

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    Questionnaire Dos and Donts

    Ensure questions are

    free of bias

    Make questions simple

    Make questions specific Avoid jargon

    Avoid sophisticated

    words

    Avoid ambiguous words

    Avoid negatives

    Avoid hypotheticals

    Avoid words that could

    be misheard Use response bands

    Use mutually exclusive

    categories

    Allow for other in fixedresponse questions

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    Question Types - Dichotomous

    In arranging this trip, did you contact

    American Airlines?

    Yes No

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    Question TypesMultiple Choice

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    With whom are you traveling on this trip?

    No one

    SpouseSpouse and children

    Children only

    Business associates/friends/relatives

    An organized tour group

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    Question Types

    Semantic Differential

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    American Airlines

    Large ....Small

    Experienced..Inexperienced

    Modern...Old-fashioned

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    Question Types

    Intention to Buy Scale

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    How likely are you to purchase tickets on

    American Airlines if in-flight Internet access

    were available?

    Definitely buy

    Probably buy

    Not sure

    Probably not buy

    Definitely not buy

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    Question Types

    Completely Unstructured

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    What is your opinion of American Airlines?

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    Question Types

    Word Association

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    What is the first word that comes to your mind

    when you hear the following?

    Airline ________________________

    American _____________________

    Travel ________________________

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    Question Types

    Sentence Completion

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    When I choose an airline, the most important

    consideration in my decision is:

    _____________________________________

    __________________________________________________________________________

    _____________________________________

    _____________________________________

    _______________________________________________________.

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    Question Types

    Story Completion

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    I flew American a few days ago. I noticed

    that the exterior and interior of the plane had

    very bright colors. This aroused in me the

    following thoughts and feelings. Nowcomplete the story.

    ___________________________________

    ___________________________________

    ______________________________________________________________________

    ___________________________________

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    Technological Devices

    Galvanometers

    Tachistoscope

    Eye cameras

    Audiometers

    GPS

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    Sampling Plan

    Sampling unit: Who is to be surveyed?

    Sample size: How many people should be

    surveyed?

    Sampling procedure: How should therespondents be chosen?

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    What is a

    Marketing Decision Support

    System (MDSS)?

    A marketing decision support system is a

    coordinated collection of data, systems,

    tools, and techniques with supporting

    hardware and software by which an

    organization gathers and interprets relevant

    information from business and environmentand turns it into a basis for marketing action.

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    Barriers Limiting the Use of

    Marketing Research

    A narrow conception of the research

    Uneven caliber of researchers

    Poor framing of the problem

    Late and occasionally erroneous findings

    Personality and presentational differences

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    Market Research Can Fail

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    Table 4.3 Characteristics of

    Good Marketing Research

    Scientific method

    Research creativity

    Multiple methods

    Interdependence

    Value and cost of information

    Healthy skepticism

    Ethical marketing

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    What are Marketing Metrics?

    Marketing metricsare the set of measures

    that helps marketers quantify, compare, and

    interpret marketing performance.

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    Table 4.4 Marketing Metrics

    External Awareness

    Market share

    Relative price

    Number of complaints

    Customer satisfaction

    Distribution

    Total number ofcustomers

    Loyalty

    Internal Awareness of goals

    Commitment to goals

    Active support

    Resource adequacy

    Staffing levels

    Desire to learn

    Willingness to change Freedom to fail

    Autonomy

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    What is Marketing-Mix Modeling?

    Marketing-mix modelsanalyze data from a

    variety of sources, such as retailer scanner

    data, company shipment data, pricing,

    media, and promotion spending data, tounderstand more precisely the effects of

    specific marketing activities.

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    Figure 4.2 Marketing

    Measurement Pathway

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    Figure 4.3 Marketing Dashboard

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    Table 4.4 Sample Customer-Performance

    Scorecard Measures

    % of new customers to average #

    % of lost customers to average #

    % of win-back customers to average #

    % of customers in various levels of satisfaction % of customers who would repurchase

    % of target market members with brand recall

    % of customers who say brand is most preferred

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    For Review

    What constitutes good marketing research?

    What are the best metrics for measuring

    marketing productivity?

    How can marketers assess their return oninvestment of marketing expenditures?