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2. Research Methodology:
Research Purpose:
To understand the perception of professionals for
Divya Bhaskar newspaper.
Research Objective:
To understand the news readers' likings and behavior.
Sub-objective:
i) To determine the preference of the professional readers
towards Divya Bhaskar’s current newspaper.
ii) To determine the reading habits of the professional
readers.
iii) To understand what the professionals expect in the news.
3. Type of research:
Descriptive research undertaken to understand the
perceptions. Primary survey done by visiting an
organization’s township (Gotri) and stock broking firms of
Vadodara.
Total Population:
137 professional readers.
Type of sampling:
Simple random sampling technique was used for the
research. Convenient samples were selected by the
researchers.
4. 4
Sampling Frame:
We included professionals of various designations with various
years of experiences.
Doctor, Engineers, MBA, B.Com/BBA, CA, Others (Diploma
Holders).
Sampling units:
Professionals were the sampling units (respondents) under
study. Total 100 samples were being researched.
Tool used for marketing research:
Questionnaire was used to fill the responses of the respondents.
Method of research/survey:
Interviews of the respondents were taken for getting detailed
insights into their perceptions.
6. Market Share of Newspapers (in %)
ET (Guj+Eng) 34%
Gujarat Samachar 20%
TOI (Guj+Eng) 18%
Divya Bhaskar 15%
Sandesh 8%
Others 5%
ET is the most preferred newspaper while Sandesh is the
preferred among the top-known newspapers.
DB is at the mid-point of preference.
7. Newspaper classification on the basis of
language
Gujarati 69%
English 29%
Hindi 2%
There is great importance given to vernacular language
(Gujarati) while least consideration is given for Hindi language.
8. 28
44
38
Which type of NEWS do you prefer?
Online
Mobile App
The business share of physical newspaper is declining
because of mobile apps and e-paper.
10. 7
6
4
1
2
5
3
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
What type of articles do you prefer to read?
Rank
Business related articles are most read while articles related
to Spiritualism are least read.
11. 22
51
27
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
5 A.M. - 6 A.M. 6 A.M. - 7 A.M. 7 A.M. - 10 A.M.
At what time do you receive your newspaper?
Time
6am to 7am is most suitable time for the delivery of the
newspaper.
12. 84
16
Are you satisfied with your current newspaper?
Yes
NO
84% of the people are satisfied with their current
newspaper. While 16% of the people are dissatisfied with
their current newspaper.
13. 86
14
Do you think newspaper is a good source of
networking?
Yes
NO
86% of the people think that newspaper is a good
source of networking.
14. 62
38
Do you prefer to read advertisement and job
publication in the newspaper?
Yes
NO
38% of the people do not prefer reading ads and job
publications in the newspaper.
16. 4
3
1
5
2
7
6
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Rank the following Attributes of a newspaper from 1-7
Content is ranked as the most important attribute in a
newspaper while the accessibility is not an issue now-a-days.
17. 42
58
Would you like to prefer DB if it starts supplement
related to Finance/Economics?
Yes
No
Majority of people will not prefer DB’s finance/economic
news related supplement.
18. 56
44
Would you like to prefer DB if it starts separate
professional’s newspaper related to
Finance/Economics?
Yes
No
Majority of the people will like to read DB’s
finance/economics related separate newspaper.
19. 19
Various sections offered in the separate
newspaper to be launched:
1) Indian Economy
2) World Economy
3) Performance of stocks
4) Intraday Trading
5) Commodity
6) Currency Derivatives
7) Equity & Derivatives
8) Corporate Information
9) NSE/BSE Best Performers
10) Personal Finance
11) Insurance
12) Other Foreign Stock Markets
13) Financial products and schemes
14) Market Data, Corporate Action, News Analysis
15) Regulatory bodies (RBI, SEBI, etc.)
27. 27
Findings:
Market Share of Divya Bhaskar newspaper is only 15%
which can be improved because the regional language is still
dominant.
As online readership and mobile applications are
becoming more popular, Divya Bhaskar can capture this
network and reduce costs.
Divya Bhaskar should go for separate Finance/Economic
newspaper instead of providing a supplement along with the
newspaper.