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EssentialsofMarketingResearchJackyPengChapter3:TheMarketingResearchProcessInformation•Reducesuncertainty•Helpsfo
cusdecisionmakingTypesOfResearch•Exploratory•Descriptive•CausalCOMPLETELYCERTAINABSOLUTEAMBIGUITYCAUSALORDESCRIPTIVEEXPLORAT
ORYUncertaintyInfluencesTheTypeOfResearchExploratoryResearchDescriptiveResearchCausalResearch(UnawareofProblem)(Awareo
fProblem)(ProblemClearlyDefined)“Oursalesaredecliningand“Whatkindofpeoplearebuying“Willbuyerspurchas
emoreofwedon’tknowwhy.”ourproduct?Whobuysourourproductsinanewpackage?competitor’sproduct?”“Wouldpeoplebeinterested“Whichoftwoadvertisinginournewprodu
ctidea?”“Whatfeaturesdobuyersprefercampaignsismoreeffective?”inourproduct?”DegreeofProblemDefinitionExploratoryResearch•Ini
tialresearchconductedtoclarifyanddefinethenatureofaproblem•Doesnotprovideconclusiveevidence•Subsequentresearche
xpectedDescriptiveResearch•Describescharacteristicsofapopulationorphenomenon•SomeunderstandingofthenatureoftheproblemIkeepsixhonestservingmen,(the
ytaughtmeallIknew),theirnamesare--RudyardKiplingwhat,andwhy,andwhen,andhow,andwhereandwho.”8DescriptiveResearchExample
•WeightWatchersaveragecustomer•Womanabout40yearsold•Householdincomeofabout$50,000•Atleastsomecollegeeducation•TryingtojugglechildrenandajobDesc
riptiveResearchExample•Men’sfragrancemarket•1/3sizeofwomen’sfragrancemarket•Butgrowingatafasterpace•Womenbuy80%ofmen’sfragrancesCausalResear
ch•ConductedtoidentifycauseandeffectrelationshipsIdentifyingCausality•Acausalrelationshipisimpossibletoprove.•Eviden
ceofcausality:–1.Theappropriatecausalorderofevents–2.Concomitantvariation--twophenomenavarytogether–3.Anabsenceofalternativepla
usibleexplanationsStagesoftheResearchProcessProblemDiscoveryandDefinitionResearchDesignSamplingDataGatheringDataProcessingandAnalysisConclusionsan
dReportDiscoveryandDefinitionandsoonResearchStages•Cyclicalprocess-conclusionsgeneratenewideas•Stagescanoverlapchronologically•Stagesarefunctionally
interrelated–Forwardlinkages–BackwardlinkagesProblemdiscoveryProblemdefinition(statementofresearchobjectives)Secon
dary(historical)dataExperiencesurveyPilotstudyCasestudySelectionofexploratoryresearchtechniqueSelectionofbasicresearchmethodExperimentSurveyObse
rvationSecondaryDataStudyLaboratoryFieldInterviewQuestionnaireSelectionofexploratoryresearchtechniqueSamplingProbabilityNonprob
abilityCollectionofdata(fieldwork)EditingandcodingdataDataprocessingInterpretationoffindingsReportDataGatheringDataP
rocessingandAnalysisConclusionsandReportResearchDesignProblemDiscoveryandDefinitionTheMarketingResearchProcessProblemDis
coveryExploratoryResearchSelectionoftheBasicResearchMethodSelectionofSampleDesignCollectionoftheDataTheResearchProcess(cont.)Editin
gandCodingDataProcessingInterpretationoftheFindingsReportStagesInTheResearchProcess•ProblemDiscoveryandProblemDefinition•ResearchDesign•Samp
ling•DataGathering•DataProcessingandAnalysis•ConclusionsAndReportProblemDiscoveryAndDefinition•Firststep•Problem,opportunity,ormonitoroperati
ons•Discoverybeforedefinition•Problemmeansmanagementproblem“Theformulationoftheproblemisoftenmoreessentialthanitssolution”AlbertEinsteinSymptom
DetectionProblemDefinitionStatementofResearchObjectivesAnalysisoftheSituationExploratoryResearch(Optional)STAGE1:Defini
ngtheProblemResultsinClearCutResearchObjectivesAscertainthedecisionmaker’sobjectives.Understandthebackgroundoftheproblem.Isolateandidentifyth
eproblems,notthesymptoms.DeterminetheunitofanalysisDeterminetherelevantvariablesStatetheresearchquestionsandresearchobjectives.TheProcessofProb
lemDefinitionAscertaintheDecisionMaker’sObjectives23UnderstandtheBackgroundoftheProblem24IsolateandIdentifytheProblems,NottheSymp
toms25TheIcebergPrinciple26ProblemDefinitionOrganizationSymptomsBasedonSymptomTrueProblemTwenty-year-oldneighborhoodswimmingassociationinamajorcity
.Membershiphasbeendecliningforyears.Newwaterparkwithwavepoolandwaterslidesmovedintotownafewyearsago.Neighborhoodresidentsprefertheexpe
nsivewaterparkandhavenegativeimageofswimmingpool.Demographicchanges:Childreninthis20-year-oldneighborhoodhavegrownup.Olderresident
snolongerswimanywhere.DeterminetheUnitofAnalysis•Individuals,households,organizations,etc.•Inmanystudi
es,thefamilyratherthantheindividualistheappropriateunitofanalysis.28DeterminetheRelevantVariable•Anythingthatmayassumedifferentnumericalvalue
s29TypesofVariables•Categorical•Continuous•Dependent•IndependentHypothesis•Anunprovenproposition•Apossiblesolutiontoaprobl
em•GuessStatetheresearchquestionsandresearchobjectives32Ifyoudonotknowwhereyouaregoing,anyroadwilltakeyouthere.Explorator
yResearchTechniques•Secondarydata(historicaldata)•Pilotstudy•ExperiencesurveyFocusGroupInterviewExperienceSurvey“Ifyouwishtoknow
theroadupthemountain,youmustaskthemanwhogoesbackandforthonit.”--Zenrinkusi37Specificobjective-2Specificobje
ctive-3Specificobjective-1StatementofmarketingproblemBroadresearchobjectivesResearchdesignResultsExplor
atoryresearch(optional)ResearchDesign•MasterPlan•FrameworkForAction•SpecifiesMethodsAndProceduresBasicR
esearchMethods•Surveys•Experiments•Secondarydata•ObservationSampling•Subsetofpopulation•Whoistobesampled•Howlargeasample•Howwillsample
unitsbeselectedDataGatheringStageDataProcessingandAnalysisConclusionsAndReportWritingResearchProposal•Awrittenstatementoftheresearchde
signthatincludesastatementexplainingthepurposeofthestudy.•DetailedoutlineofproceduresassociatedwithaparticularmethodologyResea
rchProgramStrategy谢谢23.7.1707:07:3207:0707:0723.7.1723.7.1707:0707:0723.7.1707:02023年7月17日星期一7时7分32秒