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This project aims to develop a comprehensive marketing research study targeting teenaged cell phone users for a mobile phone company. The study will encompass both primary and secondary research methodologies. Key aspects include identifying mobile phone features, analyzing merchandising strategies at retailers, and observing promotions. It will be structured around five essential steps of market research, with definitions of critical concepts such as primary and secondary data. The final output will guide the marketing strategies to better serve the teen demographic.
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Marketing Intern • Project Goal: • By the end of this unit, you will develop an effective marketing research study for a mobile phone company. • Think about: • The various mobile phone companies and the products they offer. • Making a list of mobile phone features • Visiting mobile phone retailers to observe merchandising the promotional strategies.
TURN TO PAGE 700Your objective is to develop an effective marketing research study on teenaged cell phone users for your client, a mobile phone company. Describe the scenario in your own words: What are the five steps?
Definitions: • Primary research • Secondary research • Market research • Marketing information system • Marketing plan • Marketing strategies • Database marketing • database
What is Primary Data? Research ___________for the first time and relates directly to the collector’s study. • How do I collect primary data? • Observation • Interviews – in person, by phone, through mail • Surveys • Observe buyers at competitor’s site • Focus groups
What is Secondary Data? Information collected ___ someone ______for their own purposes. • Where do I find Secondary Data? • Internet • Government and community organizations • Website of the U.S. Census Bureau • Chamber of Commerce • Trade associations • Trade publications • Commercial research agencies
Raw Data Sources • Survey Method • Technological Methods • Personal Interview • Mail Survey • Internet Survey • Observation Method • Experimental Method • Point-of-Sale Research
Obtaining Data Discovery Project Activity Time