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This document provides an introduction and overview of a marketing research course. It outlines the course objectives which are to effectively identify problems, formulate research objectives, use appropriate methodologies, and analyze and communicate findings. Course assessments include a group project and individual assignment. The lecture expectations from the instructor and students are also reviewed. Finally, the importance of marketing research in identifying customer requirements and aiding decision making for organizations is discussed.

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Marketing Research Course Introduction Dr N L Reynolds
Lecture Objectives To provide a detailed introduction to the course The course objectives Assessment methods Lecture and tutorial expectations To provide an overview of marketing research and its contribution to marketing
The Course Objectives To allow you to be able to use Marketing Research effectively Specifically, to allow you to Effectively identify and describe business/ marketing problems and formulate relevant research objectives Use appropriate research methodologies to answer the set objectives Ensure the information gathered is analysed and communicated effectively to enable improved decision making
Course Assessment (& how to pass) Group project (50%) To design, conduct and report on a research project Organise a group with complementary skills, do each project stage as early as possible Individual assignment (50%) Identify a code of ethics, or set of ethical principles, and apply to three scenarios Identify your preferred ethical framework, think through all six scenarios and choose those with the strongest arguments
Lecture & Tutorial Expectations My (Our) contribution Materials Your contribution Overheads, extra reading Preparation Time keeping Chapters, cases, questions Lectures, feedback Time keeping Course information Lectures, appointments, Availability assignments Contact Behaviour Access Lectures, groups Problems
Importance of Marketing Research to Marketing Marketing is the management process responsible for identifying, anticipating & satisfying customers requirements profitably (British Chartered Institute of Marketing) Marketing Research is the collection, analysis and communication of information undertaken to assist decision making in marketing.
Marketing Research Information Information on customers Information on other organisations Information on the marketing environment Roles of information: Descriptive Comparative Diagnostic Predictive
e.g., Selling New Products Marketing Research can determine The prospect profile for the new product The buying rationale for different decision makers How the product compares to the competition Which selling approaches work, and which dont Source: Marketing News, Sept 24th 2001
e.g., C.R.M. (Customer Relationship Management) C.R.M. Behavioural Marketing Research fills in the why behind the Individual behaviour but, it Longitudinal Needs to be integrated MR with operational data Needs to be linked with Attitudinal actual behaviour (or Aggregate financial metrics) Cross-sectional Sources: Marketing News, January 21st 2002 & May 13th 2002

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Mr01 introduction[1]

  • 2. Lecture Objectives To provide a detailed introduction to the course The course objectives Assessment methods Lecture and tutorial expectations To provide an overview of marketing research and its contribution to marketing
  • 3. The Course Objectives To allow you to be able to use Marketing Research effectively Specifically, to allow you to Effectively identify and describe business/ marketing problems and formulate relevant research objectives Use appropriate research methodologies to answer the set objectives Ensure the information gathered is analysed and communicated effectively to enable improved decision making
  • 4. Course Assessment (& how to pass) Group project (50%) To design, conduct and report on a research project Organise a group with complementary skills, do each project stage as early as possible Individual assignment (50%) Identify a code of ethics, or set of ethical principles, and apply to three scenarios Identify your preferred ethical framework, think through all six scenarios and choose those with the strongest arguments
  • 5. Lecture & Tutorial Expectations My (Our) contribution Materials Your contribution Overheads, extra reading Preparation Time keeping Chapters, cases, questions Lectures, feedback Time keeping Course information Lectures, appointments, Availability assignments Contact Behaviour Access Lectures, groups Problems
  • 6. Importance of Marketing Research to Marketing Marketing is the management process responsible for identifying, anticipating & satisfying customers requirements profitably (British Chartered Institute of Marketing) Marketing Research is the collection, analysis and communication of information undertaken to assist decision making in marketing.
  • 7. Marketing Research Information Information on customers Information on other organisations Information on the marketing environment Roles of information: Descriptive Comparative Diagnostic Predictive
  • 8. e.g., Selling New Products Marketing Research can determine The prospect profile for the new product The buying rationale for different decision makers How the product compares to the competition Which selling approaches work, and which dont Source: Marketing News, Sept 24th 2001
  • 9. e.g., C.R.M. (Customer Relationship Management) C.R.M. Behavioural Marketing Research fills in the why behind the Individual behaviour but, it Longitudinal Needs to be integrated MR with operational data Needs to be linked with Attitudinal actual behaviour (or Aggregate financial metrics) Cross-sectional Sources: Marketing News, January 21st 2002 & May 13th 2002