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Primary research consists of collecting original data through surveys, interviews, observations, or focus groups to understand different peoples' opinions. There are many types of primary research that can be conducted through in-person or remote methods like telephone and mail surveys. Primary research provides reliable and original data by allowing researchers to collect a wide range of information directly from participants.
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Primary research
- 2. Primary research consists of original data that you go out and collect yourself. This type of research is used to find out different peoples opinions.
- 3. There are many different types of primary research from surveys/questionnaires interviews,observations,focus groups and ethnographic research. Surveys can also be through telephone and mail etc.
- 4. • Primary research is useful because it is reliable and it is original data. You can collect as much information as you want because you can ask a wide range of people.
- 5. • Also known as desk research, secondary research is the most common research method employed in the industry today. It involves processing data that has already been collected by someone else.
- 6. METHODS These Secondary Researches could include previous.. RESEARCH REPORTS NEWS PAPERS MAGAZINES/ ARTICLES JOURNAL CONTENT STATISTICS BOOKS
- 7. METHODS These Secondary Researches could include previous.. RESEARCH REPORTS NEWS PAPERS MAGAZINES/ ARTICLES JOURNAL CONTENT STATISTICS BOOKS