This document provides an overview of key concepts in marketing research including:
1. The scope and nature of marketing research including research areas like products, markets, advertising, and pricing.
2. The role of marketing research in decision making and the typical marketing research process of defining problems, developing plans, collecting data, analyzing findings, and taking action.
3. Different research designs like exploratory, descriptive, and causal research and sources of primary and secondary data.
4. Methods for collecting primary data both qualitatively and quantitatively and tools for measurement and scaling in marketing research.
5. Sampling techniques including probability, non-probability, and determining sample size and different statistical analyses used like z-tests,
This document provides an overview of key concepts in marketing research including:
1. The scope and nature of marketing research including research areas like products, markets, advertising, and pricing.
2. The role of marketing research in decision making and the typical marketing research process of defining problems, developing plans, collecting data, analyzing findings, and taking action.
3. Different research designs like exploratory, descriptive, and causal research and sources of primary and secondary data.
4. Methods for collecting primary data both qualitatively and quantitatively and tools for measurement and scaling in marketing research.
5. Sampling techniques including probability, non-probability, and determining sample size and different statistical analyses used like z-tests,
This document provides an overview of key concepts in marketing research including:
1. The scope and nature of marketing research including research areas like products, markets, advertising, and pricing.
2. The role of marketing research in decision making and the typical marketing research process of defining problems, developing plans, collecting data, analyzing findings, and taking action.
3. Different research designs like exploratory, descriptive, and causal research and sources of primary and secondary data.
4. Methods for collecting primary data both qualitatively and quantitatively and tools for measurement and scaling in marketing research.
5. Sampling techniques including probability, non-probability, and determining sample size and different statistical analyses used like z-tests,
This document provides an overview of key concepts in marketing research including:
1. The scope and nature of marketing research including research areas like products, markets, advertising, and pricing.
2. The role of marketing research in decision making and the typical marketing research process of defining problems, developing plans, collecting data, analyzing findings, and taking action.
3. Different research designs like exploratory, descriptive, and causal research and sources of primary and secondary data.
4. Methods for collecting primary data both qualitatively and quantitatively and tools for measurement and scaling in marketing research.
5. Sampling techniques including probability, non-probability, and determining sample size and different statistical analyses used like z-tests,
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UNIT-1 What is marketing research?
SCOPE AND NATURE
OF MARKETING RESEARCH? . SCOPE /APPLICATION OF MARKETING RESARCH 1. Research on Products2.Research on Market:3. Research on Advertising 4.Research on Pricing 5. Sales Research NATURE OF MARKETING RESEARCH 1) 1.Function of Marketing 2) Vital for new product development 3) Market orientation. 4)Continuous process.5) Integrated effort.6) Systems approach- ROLE OF MARKETING RESEARCH IN DECISION MAKING- MARKETING RESEARCH PROPOSAL . 1: OBJECTIVES 2: APPROACH 3: DESIGN 4: FIELDWORK 5: REPORTING 6: TIMELINE 7:COSTS MARKETING RESEARCH PROBLEM FORMULATION WHAT IS A RESEARCH PROBLEM? Q-DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MANAGEMENT DECISION PROBLEM AND MARKETING RESEARCH PROBLEM ? MANAGEMENT DECISION PROBLEM Q-EXPLAIN IN DETAIL THE MARKETING RESEARCH PROCESS? 1.define the problem 2.develop the research plan 3 collect relevant data and information 4- analyze and report findings 5-take action UNIT 2 WHAT DO YOU MEAN BY RESEARCH DESIGN? EXPLAIN IN DETAILS EXPLORATORY,DESCRIPTIVE AND CASUAL RESEARCH DESIGN? EXPLORATORY 1.RESEARCH DESIGN 2.DESCRIPTIVE RESEARCH DESIGN 3.CASUAL RESEARCH WHAT DO YOU MEAN BY SECONDARY DATA ? SOURCES OF SECONDARY DATA SOURCES 1.Books, Magazines, and Newspapers 2.Reports 3.Publications by Renowned Organisations 4.Research Articles ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF SECONDARY DATA: advantages:- 1.ease of access-2.low cost or free 3.time-saving 4.allow you to generate new insights from previous analysis 5.longitudinal analysis- DISADVANTAGES OF SECONDARY DATA- MIGHT BE NOT SPECIFIC TO YOUR NEEDS 1.you have no control over data quality 2.biasness 3.not timely 4.you are not the owner of the information SYNDICATE RESEARCH IN INDIA---pros and cons UNIT 3 WHAT IS PRIMARY DATA COLLECTION PRIMARY DATA COLLECTION METHODS (1)qualitative primary data collection- (2)quantitative primary data collection ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGE OF PRIMARY DATA COLLECTION PRIMARY DATA COLLECTION SERVICES ADVANTAGE AND DISADVANTAGE SURVEY VS OBSERVATION DIFFERENCE QUALITATIVE RESEARCH TOOL PROJECTIVE TECHNIQUES ,DEPTH INTERVIEWS AND FOCUS GROUP MEASUREMENT SCALE WITH CHARACHTERISTICS 1.nominal scale 2.ordinal scale 3.interval scale 4.likert scale 5.ratio scale- SCALING TECHNIQUES 1.PAIRED COMPARISON 2.RANK ORDER 3.CONSTANT SUM ITEMIZED RATING SCALE, SEMANTIC DIFFERENTIAL SCALE QUESTIONNAIRE DESIGN UINT 4 SAMPLING-SAMPLING TECHNIQUE-Probability sampling Non-probability sampling Probability sampling 1. Simple random sampling 2. SYSTEMATIC SAMPLING- 3. STRATIFIED SAMPLING 4. CLUSTER SAMPLING- NON-PROBABILITY SAMPLING METHODS -- 1. convenience sampling- 2. voluntary response sampling 3. purposive sampling 4. snowball sampling- SAMPLE SIZE DETERMINATION- Data analysis Z TEST MEANING T TEST- Chi-Square Test ANOVA INTRODUCTION USES OF ANOVA1. Used to design an area 2. used in identifying gender age differences 3. used in knowing how far persons can throw a javelin-4. used to carry out experimental designs 5. used in analyzing variance between samples FACTOR ANALYSIS DISCRIMINANT ANALYSIS