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A systematic means of collecting information from people that generally uses
a questionnaire. - most popular type of quantitative primary collection
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1 Marketing Research Process 2 Questionnaire
3 Survey 4 scanner data
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Terms in this set (34)
, Marketing Research Process 1. Defining the objectives and research needs
2. Designing the research
3. Data collection process
4. Analyzing data and developing insights
5. Action plan and implementation
Secondary Data information that already exists somewhere, having
been collected for another purpose, purchased
data from specialized research firms, assessed
through internal sources
Inexpensive secondary data Often is not adequate to meet researchers' needs -
the data initially were acquired for some purpose
other than the research question
Syndicated Secondary Data Data available for a fee from commercial research
firms such as Information Resources Inc. (IRI), NDP
Group, and Nielsen
scanner data A type of syndicated external secondary data used
in quantitative research that is obtained from
scanner readings of UPC codes at checkout
counters
Panel Data (Primary and Secondary Contain information collected from a group of
Examples) consumers - organized into panels over time
Secondary data - records of what they purchased
Primary data - survey responses that the client
gives to the panel firm
Qualitative Research Informal research methods, including observation,
following social media sites, in-depth interviews,
and focus groups.
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Practice questions for this set
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A systematic means of collecting information from people that generally uses
a questionnaire. - most popular type of quantitative primary collection
Choose an answer
1 Marketing Research Process 2 Questionnaire
3 Survey 4 scanner data
Don't know?
Terms in this set (34)
, Marketing Research Process 1. Defining the objectives and research needs
2. Designing the research
3. Data collection process
4. Analyzing data and developing insights
5. Action plan and implementation
Secondary Data information that already exists somewhere, having
been collected for another purpose, purchased
data from specialized research firms, assessed
through internal sources
Inexpensive secondary data Often is not adequate to meet researchers' needs -
the data initially were acquired for some purpose
other than the research question
Syndicated Secondary Data Data available for a fee from commercial research
firms such as Information Resources Inc. (IRI), NDP
Group, and Nielsen
scanner data A type of syndicated external secondary data used
in quantitative research that is obtained from
scanner readings of UPC codes at checkout
counters
Panel Data (Primary and Secondary Contain information collected from a group of
Examples) consumers - organized into panels over time
Secondary data - records of what they purchased
Primary data - survey responses that the client
gives to the panel firm
Qualitative Research Informal research methods, including observation,
following social media sites, in-depth interviews,
and focus groups.
