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Fragrance

This document discusses various methods for collecting secondary market research data on the fragrance industry. It outlines both quantitative sources like surveys, purchase panels, and scanner data, as well as qualitative sources such as online focus groups, blogs, and trade publications. Different techniques for primary research are also examined, including interviews, questionnaires, comparative scaling, and qualitative methods like focus groups and in-depth interviews. The document also provides feedback on sample survey questions to identify areas of ambiguity or irrelevant questions.

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Fragrance

This document discusses various methods for collecting secondary market research data on the fragrance industry. It outlines both quantitative sources like surveys, purchase panels, and scanner data, as well as qualitative sources such as online focus groups, blogs, and trade publications. Different techniques for primary research are also examined, including interviews, questionnaires, comparative scaling, and qualitative methods like focus groups and in-depth interviews. The document also provides feedback on sample survey questions to identify areas of ambiguity or irrelevant questions.

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Sources of secondary data:


V surveys
V purchase panels
V media panels
V Scanner volume tracking data

B Yhere are various sources which can be located on the


internet.
Online focus group
FAQǯs
Blogs
V ‘eview of trade journals like global cosmetics industry and
chemical market reporter.
V Popular fashion magazines like glamour, cosmopolitan,
elee, etc.
V Internet can be a valuable source of info for the fragrance
V 1 can visit website of Estee lauder, Chanel, ‘evlon etc.
V One an also use the various search engine to locate other
sites info.
V Several of internet databases can be searched using
appropriate keywords finally 1 can visit newsgroup and chat
groups to collect more information
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V sers are asked a variety of
questions regarding there
behavior, intention, attitude,
awareness, motivation ands
demographics and lifestyle
characteristics. Since
questionnaire is simple to
administer. Analysis and
interpretation of data is relatively
simpler

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V Yhese maps shows the frequency
of the usage and the areas where
they are used mostly.
V Focus groups can be used to understand the issue that
concern women when purchasing frag and to get a feel
for thr preferences for scents and brands. Yhen a
survey oif women can be done to determine thr
preferences for scents and uses of frag lo learmn if thr
are untapped opportunities in the mkt place.
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V AttitudesÉ what Is the overall attitude of women 2wrds frag
V Attitude 2wrds specific brandsǥspecific brands

V Prefer=== whaich brand s do women prefer?

V Purchase intntn=== which brand do women plan to purchase in next 3


months in which outlet do they plan to purchase?
V Behaviouyr=== whichg brand have women purchsed in past years at
which location have they purchgased these? How often are frag used?
On what occasn?

V Motivation== why do they purchase it? Yo what image do women


aspire? What roles do women assure wen they wear a frag//
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V Yhe techniques of collecting information are:É
V Mall intercept interviews
V Projective techniques
V Blind test
V Questionnaires
V Comparative scaling techniques especially rank
ordering used to determint the prefernce mong brands
so that small diffrences between stimulus objects can
be detected// data is non metric the study will be ltd I
n its spplo
V Non comparative scLING like likert scale can be done
in placde of comparative technq to enabe us to
generalizr beyond the brands considered in the survey
V Either techniqueq can be used depending n the
particular informatuon being souhat in a survey
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It provides insight and understanding problem setting.

Qualitative research is undertaking to explain the


findings from quantitative research.

Yhe techniques which can be used as:


V Focus group
V Mall intercept interviews
V Association techniques
V Blind test
V Qualitative ..

V Focus group
V Depth interview..

V Laddering techniqe for uncovering the emotions


because the line of questioning proceeds from use
characteristics to personal characteristics.
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V P. If you are married, how many children do you have?


V Yhis question is irrelevant.
V 7. If you shop at department stores, which one do you
frequent?
V Wrong question
V Part 2
V 8. I usually buy my fragrances in a department store.
V Ambiguous words should not be used.
V 9. I usually buy my fragrances in a drugstore.
V Ambiguous words should not be used.
V 12. Free gift packages are a definite incentive to buy a
fragrance product.
V Among 6 Wǯs, Ǯwhenǯ is not given time can be during winters,
diwali.
V 16. I frequently try new fragrances.
V Ambiguous words should not be used.
V Part 3

V 17. Now often don you buy fragrances?


V Since ambiguous word is used and a particular time period is
not started.
V How often do you buy fragrances within two month?
V 20. Are you happy with the fragrances currently on the
market?
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 :É Since what matter is that which are the
product that customers are using not those which brands are
present in the market.
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