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MARKETING RESEARCH

MARKETING RESEARCH. 5 th edition Alvin C. Burns Ronald F. Bush. Introduction to Marketing Research. Because Marketing Research is part of Marketing we should understand:. What is marketing? What is the marketing concept? What is marketing strategy?. What is Marketing?.

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MARKETING RESEARCH

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  1. MARKETING RESEARCH 5th edition Alvin C. BurnsRonald F. Bush

  2. Introduction to Marketing Research

  3. Because Marketing Research is part of Marketing we should understand: • What is marketing? • What is the marketing concept? • What is marketing strategy?

  4. What is Marketing? • Marketing has been defined by the AMA as an organizational function and a set of processes for creating, communicating and delivering value to customers and for managing customer relationships in ways that benefit the organization and its stakeholders.

  5. What is the Marketing Concept? • The Marketing Concept is a business philosophy that holds that the key to achieving organizational goals consists of the company’s being more effective than competitors in creating, delivering, and communicating customer value to its chosen markets.

  6. What is Marketing Strategy? • A Marketing Strategy consists of selecting a segment of the market as the company’s target market and designing the proper “mix” of the product/service, price, promotion, and distribution system to meet the wants and needs of the consumers within the target market.

  7. Learning by Doing: Let’s Apply Marketing to a Restaurant • Target market segment? • Marketing strategy • Location? • Menu? • Prices? • Type? • Advertising?

  8. Restaurant Marketing Decisions • What if you owned a restaurant located in Austin, Texas near the University of Texas? • What would be your marketing strategy? • How certain are you that you made the right decisions?

  9. Restaurant Marketing Decisions • What if the restaurant was located near a university in a foreign country like China, Thailand, Italy, Iceland, or Peru? • What would be your decisions? • How certain are you that you made the right decisions now? • So, what’s going on? Class comments?

  10. Key Point • To practice marketing; to implement the marketing concepts; to implement marketing strategy, managers must make decisions. • Many decisions require additional information and marketing research is needed in order to supply that information.

  11. We need Marketing Research to: • Make the “right” decisions to • Implement marketing • Practice the marketing concept and • Make the right decisions to select the right marketing strategy

  12. What is Marketing Research?(Burns and Bush Definition) • Marketing researchisthe process of designing, gathering, analyzing, and reporting information that may be used to solve a specific marketing problem.

  13. What is Marketing Research? AMA definition • Marketing research:the function that links the consumer, customer, and public to the marketer through information – information usedto identify and define marketing opportunities and problems; generate, refine, and evaluate marketing actions; monitor marketing performance; and improve the understanding of marketing as a process.

  14. Market Research vs. Marketing Research • Market research:the “systematic gathering, recording, and analyzing of data with respect to a particular market, where ‘market’ refers to a specific group in a specific geographic area.”

  15. What is the purpose of Marketing Research? • To link the consumer to the marketer by providing information that can be used in making marketing decisions

  16. What are the uses of Marketing Research? • Identify marketing opportunities and problems • Generate, refine, and evaluate potential marketing actions • Monitor marketing performance • Improve marketing as a process

  17. Classifying Marketing Research Studies • Identifying marketing opportunities and problems • Market-demand determination • Market segments identification • Marketing audits SWOT analysis

  18. Classifying Marketing Research Studies • Generating, refining, and evaluating potential marketing actions • Proposed marketing-mix evaluation testing • New-product prototype testing • Advertising pretesting…seeInsight Express AdInsight ad pretesting…

  19. Classifying Marketing Research Studies • Monitoring marketing performance • Image analysis…bankimage analysis • Tracking studies...sales, market shares of all brands in our category • Customer satisfaction studies

  20. Classifying Marketing Research Studies • Improving marketing as a process • The purpose of these studies is to expand knowledge (basic research) of marketing as a process rather than to solve a specific problem facing a company…How does background music affect perceptions of products…How preshopping information affects product returns…Understanding cultural differences in consumer impatience…all inJournal of Marketing.

  21. The Marketing Information System • An MIS is a structure consisting of people, equipment, and procedures to gather, sort, analyze, evaluate, and distribute needed, timely, and accurate information to marketing decision makers.

  22. Components of an MIS • Internal Reports System…Accounting information system…data from income statement, etc. • Marketing Intelligence System...Information coming from outside the firm… • Marketing Decision Support System (DSS)…database with analytical tools • Marketing Research System

  23. The Marketing Research System has a role in MIS because… • It gathers information not gathered by the other MIS component subsystems. • Marketing research studies are conducted for a specific situation facing the company. People Magazine study – which of three different cover stories should we use? • Marketing research projects unlike other MIS components are not continuous – they have a beginning and an end. Ad hoc studies/Projects

  24. Hot Topics in Marketing Research • Online Marketing Research • Growing Consumer/Respondent Resentment • Globalization

  25. Hot Topics – Online Marketing Research • Online research: the use of computer networks, including the Internet, to assist in any phase of the marketing research process including development of the problem, research design, data gathering, analysis, and report writing and distribution.

  26. Hot Topics – Online Marketing Research • Web-based research:research that is conducted on web applications; may use traditional methods as well as on-line research methods in conducting research on web-based applications… Usability studies • On-line survey research:collection of data using computer networks… Ordering samples online via Survey Sampling, Inc.

  27. Hot Topics – Online Marketing Research • On-line survey research:collection of data using computer networks… Ordering samples online via Survey Sampling, Inc.

  28. Hot Topics – Growing Consumer/ Respondent Resentment • Marketing research is invasive. • Telemarketers and direct marketers have abused “marketing research.” • The government through FTC has instituted a “Do not call” list. • The marketing research industry is so far excluded from the ban of the “do not call” regulations.

  29. Hot Topics – Globalization • As marketing firms spread globally, so did marketing research firms. • According to Jack Honomichl, 48% of U.S. marketing research firms’ revenues were generated outside of U.S. • The top 25 marketing research firms in the world earn 67% of their revenues outside their own country.

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