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Chapter One
The Strategic Role of
Marketing Research
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Learning Objectives
Describe and explain the impact
marketing research has on
marketing decisions
Demonstrate how marketing
research fits into the strategic
planning process
Provide examples of marketing
research studies
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Learning Objectives
Understand the scope and focus
of the marketing research
industry
Understand emerging trends
and new skills associated with
marketing research
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Marketing Research Defined
Marketing research can be
defined as:
… the function that links an
organisation to its market through
the generation of information. This
information allows for the
identification and definition of
market-driven opportunities and
problems ...
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Marketing Defined
Marketing can defined as:
… a business process that seeks to
maximise the return to owners of the firm
by developing and implementing
strategies to create a sustainable
differential advantage and build
relationships of trust with high-value
customers ...
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The Marketing Research
Context
Marketing seeks to shift a firm towards
attractive markets and position the firm
in a competitive way to create a
sustainable differential advantage using
the positioning process.
This entails planning and executing the
development, pricing, promotion and
distribution of products
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Marketing Research and
Strategic Planning
The marketing plan is the cornerstone
of strategic planning
These are the planning processes that focus
on the utilisation of marketing resources
and capabilities in attractive markets
Marketing research is the basis of a
superior marketing plan
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Market Segmentation Analysis
Information on how to divide an
attractive market into meaningful
segments, using benefit and lifestyle
studies
The objective is to:
Collect information about customer
characteristics, product benefits, brand
preferences and demographics
These are related to purchase patterns, to
develop market segmentation profiles
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Customer Analysis
Helps determine:
Which market segments to serve
The most efficient way of serving the
targeted group, through target market
analysis
Provides information on:
New product opportunities
Demographics
User profiles
The effectiveness of current strategies
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Competitor Analysis
Helps determine which market
segments to serve:
Entails evaluating competitors’ strategies,
strengths, limitations and future plans
Asks consumers to identify the key
attributes, and their relative importance,
that drive purchase behaviour. May
include:
Price, product performance, quality, service
outcomes and convenience
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Dynamic Potential Analysis of
the External Environment
Involves collecting information on
market segments to forecast potential
changes
Three approaches to collect data:
Content analysis
In-depth interviews
Formal rating procedures
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Brand Development
The process of establishing a general
meaning or definition of the product
offering that is consistent with the
benefits customers need
Accomplished by combining elements
of the marketing mix to meet or exceed
targeted customers’ expectations
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Product Portfolio Strategy
Focuses on the total product line:
To assist in making decisions about
reducing costs, and altering marketing
mixes and product lines
Includes:
Customer satisfaction studies focusing on
the marketing mix strengths and
weaknesses
Service quality studies focusing on the
degree to which firms meet service
expectations
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New Product Planning
Research tasks relate to:
Concept and product testing
Test marketing
The purpose is to determine:
How the product performs for the customer
How the product can be improved to exceed
customer expectations
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Distribution Strategy
Relates to examining strategies that link
producers with end users
Includes:
Cycle time research
Retailing research
Logistic assessment
Total cost analysis
Service sensitivity analysis
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Pricing Strategy
Involves:
Pricing new products, establishing pricing
levels for test marketing, modifying prices
for existing products
Seeks to establish potential demand, price
sensitivity, non-price factors and sales–price
interactions
Includes:
Demand analysis
Sales forecasting
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Integrated Marketing
Communications
Relates to returns for promotional
investment
Includes:
Advertising effectiveness studies, including
awareness generated and perceived product
benefits
Attitudinal research, including cognition, affect
and behavioural outcomes
Sales tracking
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The Marketing Research
Industry
Research providers may be internal or
external:
Internal providers allow for method
consistency, shared information and
minimised spending with actionable results
External providers allow for increased
objectivity, specialised service provision
and a project-by-project basis with greater
flexibility
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Changing Skills for a Changing
Industry
Fundamental skills include:
Communication, interpersonal skills and
statistical skills
Emerging trends:
A shift from analytical to executional
requirements in the marketing research
industry
This includes a shift from primary data
collection to knowledge management systems
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A Changing View of the
Marketing Research Process
Issues include:
Growing emphasis on secondary data
collection, analysis and interpretation
Shortening time frame for marketing
information
Changing demographic profiles, and privacy
concerns and safeguards
Globalisation
Changing role of marketing research within
the strategy development process
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