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    1. Online Marketing Research
      John Georgakopoulos
    2. Introduction
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      Marketing Research (MR) is defined as the planned and methodical design, compilation, analysis, and reporting of data and findings with regard to a specific situation
      Marketing decisions are naturally ended up on the basis of research
      The coming out of the internet turned out to be a critical marketing research tool
      Innovative online information technologies unlock doors to fresh opportunities in MR
      MR is not an exclusiveness of large enterprises
    3. Traditional Marketing Research
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      First Step:
      • Definition of the problem, decision alternatives, and research objectives
      • Not to name the problem too generally or too closely
      • Objectives can be exploratory, descriptive, or casual
      Second Step:
      • Definition and development of the research plan for gathering the required information
      • A budget and a timetable have to be set
      • The kind of research being carried is customer research, promotion, product, distribution, sales and marketing environment research
    4. Traditional Marketing Research (Cont.)
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      Second Step (Cont.):
      Information can be gathered through primary/field or secondary/desk research
      Primary data can be gathered through observational research, focus group research, survey research, behavioural data, and experimental research
      A sampling plan ought to be created
      Contact methods include mail questionnaires, telephone interviews, and personal interviews
    5. Traditional Marketing Research (Cont.)
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      Third Step:
      Collection of the information
      Fourth Step:
      Once the data has been collected it needs to be analysed
      The extracted findings require the researcher to have some advanced statistical techniques
      Fifth Step:
      Presentation of the findings
      Sixth Step:
      Decision making
    6. Electronic Marketing Research
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      The Online Marketing Research (OMR) has as well 6 steps
      First Step:
      Definition of the problem, decision alternatives, and research objectives
      Objectives can be descriptive, diagnostic, or predictive
      Second Step:
      Definition and development of the research plan for gathering the required information
      A budget and a timetable have to be set
    7. Electronic Marketing Research (Cont.)
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      Second Step (Cont.):
      Information can be drawn together through primary/field or secondary/desk research
      Observational, experimental, and survey are the three main categories
      Primary data through online observational research, online focus group research, email survey research, online panels, and online experimental research
      A sampling plan ought to be created
    8. Electronic Marketing Research (Cont.)
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      Third Step:
      Collection of the information
      Through the internet collection of the data is easy, cheap and independent
      Fourth Step:
      Data analysis includes translating, editing and charting the results
      Fifth Step:
      Presentation of the extracted findings
      Sixth Step:
      Decision making
    9. Critical Discussion & Evaluation
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      Advantages:
      A considerable amount of financial resources can be saved
      Essential time can be saved
      It can be conducted through all over the world, at once
      Respondents are likely to be a little bit more frank on their answers
      It is more flexible particularly when it comes to multimedia applications
      The digital nature of the composed information are easier to be carried out
      Databases that function as sources of draining secondary data
    10. Critical Discussion & Evaluation (Cont.)
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      Limitations:
      • Intrusion of privacy, lack of anonymity, and security
      • Companies occasionally use respondents’ data, without even asking them
      • Not each and every has access to the internet
      • Demographics are quite skewed; certain population segments are less probable to be online
      • The cost of making up for bad addresses, unsolicited emails
      • Tendency to technical problems and discrepancies
      • Lack of control mechanisms to patrol the uploading data
    11. Conclusion
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      The marketing environment is constantly changing and marketers should pay rather more attention
      MR is utilised to weaken the risk of making an incorrect decision
      Companies can gain knowledge of a great deal about patrons
      A considerable and representative sample of the patrons can be attained easily online
      MR is definitely moving online
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