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The presentation highlights briefly the need, the different types and techniques of marketing research.
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for detail explanaition you can check my youtube channel www.youtube.com/c/SuccessG in this presentation i have tried to explain all the important Steps in Marketing Research Process, and their Description in easy language.
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Pcc mktg 6 chapter 2
1. PASIG CATHOLIC COLLEGE
MKTG 6 - Marketing Research
Chapter 2 – Getting Started
College Instructor: Mr. A. T. Quiwa, MBA
2. What does the organization need
research for
Being able to define precisely what marketing
research can and should be doing for the
organization is the first step in achieving it.
One way of doing this is to reflect on the
organization as a whole and decide what are its
most pressing problems.
From an insurance company: We are a relatively
small company in a growing but fiercely
competitive business. WE need research
information to decide how to increase business
from our existing customer and attract business
from new customers’.
3. What does the organization need
research for
From an integrated communication agency: Our
clients look to us for advice on internet advertising
strategy. How can research help in providing more
effective online advertising?
From a whisky manufacturer: Whisky sales generally
are in decline. We need research to evaluate the
potential of new whisky-based drink products. We
also need research to select the most effective
packaging to maximize product sales in an
increasingly self-service market.’
From a business-to-business IT supplier: We are now
able to develop an enhanced range of system
integration products. We need research to discover
whether a viable market exists for these possible
products, who our potential customers might be and
whether they know our name and would buy from us.
4. Corporate Planning
Research is used in corporate planning in order to make
decisions about what goals the organization as a whole
should
have in both the short and long term:
forecasting the size of future demand and trends for the
organization’s products
identifying markets to be served
assessing the strength and weaknesses of the
organization both absolutely and relative to its competitors
measuring dissatisfaction and needs in relevant market
segments
industry/market structure and composition
competitors
market share and profitability analysis
highlighting significant marketing problems
stimulating research for new or exploitation of existing
products and markets by planned policies
evaluating corporate identity and image
selecting companies for acquisition or divestment
5. Market Planning
Research is used in market planning to keep the firm in
touch
with its markets and customers.
identifying measuring and describing key market
segments’ behavior and attitudes
assessing relative profitability of markets over time
analysis and interpretation of general market data
placing individual customer transactions, perhaps
recorded on a data base in the broader market
context.
analyzing business potential of new market areas
identifying and evaluating markets for products and
new products for markets
measuring consumer preferences
identifying changes in competitive activity
6. Product planning ( including packaging and
service levels)
Research is used in making and adapting products to
fulfill customer wants more accurately and profitably.
generating and screening new product ideas and
modifications
concept testing
product testing and retesting for acceptance and
improvement
testing formulation and presentation preferences
packaging tests
product name tests
test marketing
Comparative testing against competitive products
product elimination or product line simplification
7. Promotional Planning
Research is concerned with the selection and effectiveness of
persuasive communication. Two main areas are identified below;
• Communication planning
developing sustainable brand positioning
message design and content
development of the creative proposition
development effective multimedia communication strategies
pre-testing ads
Post-testing ads,e.g. awareness, comprehension, recall , attitude shifts,
brand-switching effects
advertising weight-of-expenditure-test
media planning: evaluation, selection and scheduling
advertising effectiveness
public relations and publicity effect on awareness/attitude
Sponsorship effectiveness
exhibition effectiveness research
direct marketing effectiveness research
assessing the impact of integration
developing the optimum communication mix
8. Promotional Planning
Sales force planning
determining sales areas
testing alternative selling techniques and
messages
setting sales targets
evaluating sales performance
evaluating sales compensation system
making selling operations more productive
9. Distribution Planning
Research is concerned with the formulation and
effectiveness of distribution policy:
channel selection
distribution cost analysis
wholesaler/retailer margin
incentive policy
dealer sales levels
distribution achievement
penetration levels
stock checks
inventory policy
10. Pricing Planning
Research may be used as one of the inputs to
price selection. Analysis of what problems the
organization has and the uses to which research
can be put will establish whether there is a need
for research. The next step is to know what type
of research information can be acquired.
11. What types of research data are
there?
The collection of research data may be a continuous
or an occasional (ad hoc) activity of the organization.
Some information is already available and simply
needs organizing if it exists within the organization
(internal or external). These activities form the basis
of desk or secondary research.
Other data needs collecting and organizing before
being usable and this known as field or primary
research.
In many markets ( mainly for consumers)
standardized services carry out primary research on a
regular basis and the user simply buys the information
produced or the service-offered. The term “ off-the-
peg” is used to describe this type or research.
Most organizations will also have a need for data
more specifically geared to particular problems and
this is when “made-to-measure” research is required.
12. Six Types of research
Continuous research
continuous research forms an important element in any
management information system and will probably
include desk research and off-the-peg services. The
advantage of doing this is that it indicates trends and
measures performance over time.
Ad hoc research
One-off research studies meet those information
needs that cannot be identified in advance. A new
opportunity may suddenly arise or some specific
problem may need to be explored. Any type of
research data may be used in an ad hoc study, but it
is most likely to include made-to-measure research
surveys.
13. Six Types of research
Desk research
Desk research makes a good starting point for any research program
because it is generally quick and cheap to acquire and can be readily
assimilated. Desk research is so called because it refers to that type of
research data that can be acquired and worked upon mainly by sitting at
a desk.
This is to say, it is research data that already exists , having been
produced for some other purpose and by some other person or body.
Internal desk research – This represents the most sensible starting
points for any organization and should come before going, to great
length of source expenditure in acquiring data from outside. A simple
analysis of accounting data should indicate what is being sold, in what
sizes , at what prices and to who in terms of geographical area, type of
customer and so on. The key to make use of internal desk research
sources is to organize the collection of data in such a way that it is not
only useful but also usable.
External desk data – The government is a major producer of all kind of
external data. Useful external research data is also available from trade
organization, trade publication, banks and many official bodies.
Note: Both internal and external desk research have limitations for decision
makers. Internal desk research by definition is data confined to the
organization’s own activities. External desk research is characteristically
of too general a nature to be applicable to any specific problem. Field
research can overcome both of these limitations.
14. Six Types of research
Field Research
Field research is so called because it is
concerned with the generation and collection
original data from the field of operation or
intended operation for the organization. The
organization determines exactly what information
is necessary and form whom it needs the
information and then sets about acquiring it.
The data is thus specific to the purpose for which
it has being acquired, and this is often called
primary research for this reason. The are two
kinds of primary research: off-the-peg services
and made-to-measure research.
15. Six Types of research
Field Research
Off-the-peg research services
A considerable amount of original research data is continually being
generated by research organizations. Either the data itself or the system
for collecting it may be bought off-the-peg. The two types of service
referred to are syndicated and omnibus research.
Syndicated research
This is research that is of value to a number of organizations, but would
be too expensive
for any of them to collect individually. The data is therefore collected by a
research agency
and sold to all the organizations who have a use for it. This system means
that effectively the
organizations are sharing the costs of generating the kind of original data
they acquire.
Omnibus research
Omnibus research represents an extremely cost-effective half-way house
between carrying
out a complete survey and buying the data already available from external
desk research or
16. Six Types of research
Field Research
Made-to-measure research surveys
This is the type of research that most often comes to mind
when managers think of using research. The organization
wishing to acquire information decides what it wants to
know and usually briefs a research agency to acquire the
information for it.
The research agency will design an appropriate
questionnaire, organize a team of professional interviewers
to collect answers to the questions, process the data when
the questionnaires are returned to the office and produce a
report for the original client.
The whole survey and its findings are guaranteed
confidential to the organization that pays for them. This is
the most expensive type of research data but should also
be the most useful, since like other custom-built items, it is
designed and produced to meet exactly the requirements
of the buyer.
17. How can the organization obtain the research it
needs?
Getting started
In getting started as a research user, a logical progression
would be to begin with internal and external desk research.
Likewise, you need to a have few basic market data
questions included on an omnibus survey. Then should be
followed by made-to-measure field research.
This order of research progression reflects the order in
which data are most readily acquired. It demands an
increasing level of commitment in terms of cost and
personnel involved in acquiring the data and an increasing
level of research knowledge in both acquiring and using
the data.
The quality of information acquired also increases as one
moves from one type of research to the next and this may
be in step with the ability of the user to handle it.
18. How can the organization obtain the research it
needs?
Resources
The acquisition of market research data cost money and the information
product is like most other products, in that organization seriously
wanting to get started on using market research intelligently must be
prepared to devote adequate personnel and financial resources to it.
Some suggestions follow as to what this might mean in practice.
Internal desk research – Requirement may range from a paper-based
filing system, through a local area networked database, to a
multinational marketing information system.
External Desk research – Increasingly, although not necessarily, this
information will be accessed online through various computer-based
systems. Alternatively, a specialist desk research organization may be
used. This is usually used by industrial organization who wish to operate
a cost-effective research program.
Off-the-peg field research – This requires an executive with a need for
such a service, the ability to identify appropriate sources and money to
pay for the services available.
Made-to-measure field research – This requires an executive within the
organization will responsibility for defining the need for research and
briefing and commissioning a research agency to conduct it. Money is
needed to pay for the technical expertise of a research agency.
19. Summary
Any organization is likely to have a need to use
marketing research in making resource allocation
decisions. The first step is to define precisely why the
research is needed, and some examples and
suggestions about research applications are given.
The next step is to realize what types of research data
are available, and six types of research are
introduced; continuous research , ad hoc research ,
internal and external desk research, off-the-peg and
made-to-measure field research. Finally, the
organization needs a method for getting started and
appropriate resources for the acquisition of research
data, and these are discussed.