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Learning ObjectivesLearning ObjectivesChapter 1

The Role of Market Researchin Management Decision Making The Role of

Marketing Research

in Management

Decision Making

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Copyright © 2002 South-Western College Publishing Co.

Learning ObjectivesLearning ObjectivesChapter 1

The Role of Market Researchin Management Decision Making

Learning Objectives

1. To review the marketing concept and the marketing mix.

2. To comprehend the marketing environment within which managers must make decisions.

3. To define marketing research.

4. To understand the importance of marketing research in shaping marketing decisions.

5. To learn when marketing research should and should not be conducted.

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Learning Objectives

6. To understand the history of marketing research.

7. To examine career opportunities in marketing research.

Learning ObjectivesLearning ObjectivesChapter 1

The Role of Market Researchin Management Decision Making

To review the marketing concept and the marketing mix.

Marketing:The process of planning and executing the conception, pricing, promotion, and distribution of ideas, goods, and services.

The Marketing Concept

(1) a consumer orientation

(2) a goal orientation

(3) a systems orientation

The Nature of Marketing

Deciding Whether to Conduct Market Research

The History and Future of Marketing Research

The Role of Market Research in Decision Making

The Profound Impactof the Internet

Learning ObjectivesLearning ObjectivesChapter 1

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To comprehend the marketing environment.

Identifying Target Markets and Researching the Marketing Mix: The Opportunistic Nature of Marketing Research

A marketing mix:

The unique blend of product/service, pricing, promotion, and distribution strategies designed to reach a specific target market.

The Nature of Marketing

The History and Future of Marketing Research

The Role of Market Research in Decision Making

The Profound Impactof the Internet

The External Marketing EnvironmentAltering the marketing mix because of changes.

Deciding Whether to Conduct Market Research

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To define marketing research.

Marketing Research Defined

The planning, collection, and analysis of data relevant to market decision making and communication of the results of this analysis to management.

The Importance of Marketing Research to Management

• descriptive function• diagnostic function• predictive function

The Nature of Marketing

The History and Future of Marketing Research

The Role of Market Research in Decision Making

The Profound Impactof the Internet

Deciding Whether to Conduct Market Research

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To understand the importance of marketing research.

The Paramount Importance of Keeping Existing Customers

Managers Must Understand the Ever-Changing Marketplace

The Nature of Marketing

The History and Future of Marketing Research

The Role of Market Research in Decision Making

The Profound Impactof the Internet

The Unrelenting drive for Quality and Customer Satisfaction

Deciding Whether to Conduct Market Research

Learning ObjectivesLearning ObjectivesChapter 1

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To understand the importance of marketing research.

The Proactive Role of Marketing Research

A proactive management:

• alters the marketing mix to fit newly emerging patterns in economic, social, and competitive environments

• new opportunities

• develops a long-run marketing strategy

The Nature of Marketing

The History and Future of Marketing Research

The Role of Market Research in Decision Making

The Profound Impactof the Internet

Deciding Whether to Conduct Market Research

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Applied Research versus Basic Research

Applied research

To better understand the market.

Basic research

To expand the frontiers of knowledge.

To understand the importance of marketing research.

The Nature of Marketing

The History and Future of Marketing Research

The Role of Market Research in Decision Making

The Profound Impactof the Internet

Deciding Whether to Conduct Market Research

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The Nature of the Applied Research Depends on the Type of Research Conducted

Programmatic research

To better understand the market.

Selective research

To expand the frontiers of knowledge.

Evaluative research

To assess program performance

To understand the importance of marketing research.

The Nature of Marketing

The History and Future of Marketing Research

The Role of Market Research in Decision Making

The Profound Impactof the Internet

Deciding Whether to Conduct Market Research

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Advantages of Internet Surveys

Rapid Development, Real Time Reporting

Dramatically Reduced Costs

Readily Personalized

Ease and Convenience Encourage Respondent Participation

Contact the Hard-to-Reach

To understand the importance of marketing research.

The Nature of Marketing

The History and Future of Marketing Research

The Role of Market Research in Decision Making

The Profound Impactof the Internet

Deciding Whether to Conduct Market Research

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Other Uses of the Internet by Marketing Researchers

Replacement of libraries and printed materials

Distribution of requests for proposals and proposals

Collaboration between the client and the research supplier

Data management and on-line analysis

Oral presentations of marketing surveys

To understand the importance of marketing research.

The Nature of Marketing

The History and Future of Marketing Research

The Role of Market Research in Decision Making

The Profound Impactof the Internet

Deciding Whether to Conduct Market Research

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To learn when marketing research should and should not be conducted.

In a number of situations it is best not to conduct market research.

The Nature of Marketing

Deciding Whether to Conduct Market Research

The History and Future of Marketing Research

The Role of Market Research in Decision Making

The Profound Impactof the Internet

• A Lack of Resources

• lack of funds

• insufficient funds to implement decisions from research

• Research Results Would Not Be Useful

• Clients may be hard-pressed to use the information

Learning ObjectivesLearning ObjectivesChapter 1

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To learn when marketing research should and should not be conducted.

The Nature of Marketing

Deciding Whether to Conduct Market Research

The History and Future of Marketing Research

The Role of Market Research in Decision Making

The Profound Impactof the Internet

Poor Timing in the Marketplace

Marketing research should not be undertaken if the opportunity for successful entry into a market has passed.

The Decision Has Already Been Made

Marketing research may be used improperly.

Learning ObjectivesLearning ObjectivesChapter 1

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To learn when marketing research should and should not be conducted.

The Nature of Marketing

Deciding Whether to Conduct Market Research

The History and Future of Marketing Research

The Role of Market Research in Decision Making

The Profound Impactof the Internet

When Managers Cannot Agree on What They Need to Know to Make a Decision

The wrong phenomena might be studied

When Decision-Making Already Exists

Further research may be redundant and costly

When the Costs of Conducting Research Outweigh the Benefits

Potential new products with large profit margins may have a greater potential

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To understand the history of marketing research.

The Nature of Marketing

Deciding Whether to Conduct Market Research

The History and Future of Marketing Research

The Role of Market Research in Decision Making

The Profound Impactof the Internet

The Development of Market Research

The Inception -- Pre-1900

Early Growth -- 1900-1920

The Adolescent Years -- 1920-1950

The Maturing of Marketing Research -- 1950 to Present

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The Decision Whether to Conduct Market Research

Cost likely to be greater than benefit; e.g., eyeglasses replacement screw

Small Possible benefits greater than cost; e.g., ultra expensive sportswear

Market Size Small Profit Margin Large Profit Margin

Benefits likely to be greater than costs; e.g., Stouffers frozen entries

Benefits likely to be greater than costs; e.g.,medical equipment

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