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Market Research Techniques Sustainable Small Acreage Farming and Ranching Cinda Williams, UI Extension 2005

Developing your Product Definition  Product features  Service features  Marketing season  Benefit to buyer

Why do market research? Understand your market, competition and consumer trends Project Potential sales volume and prices DevelopmarketingstrategyAnalyzeprofitability

Research Data  Primary – gathering information through observing, surveying, interviewing  Secondary – Studying data already collected and published

Secondary  Demographics –How many and types of people? Age, ethnic background, income levels, etc.  Consumption data – average lb. of certain foods consumed  Trends – specific market studies

Collecting Primary Data  Observation  Surveys  Personal Interviews  Product Testing/Tasting

Tips on Surveys  Formulate questions to receive quantifiable information  Multiple choice and checklists  Sampling method, size and response rate influence results

Identifying a target market  Demographics  Lifestyle  Expectations

Narrowing down your options  Select three potential market strategies  Evaluate pros and cons of both

Current market demand  Use demographic data and consumption data or even estimation  Estimate should be on conservative side

Assessing the Competition  Who sells similar products  Advantages  Weaknesses

Staying aware of market trends  History of sales in industry  Changes in consumer demand  Look to future

Estimating Price and Volume  Research price range, variation and trends  Sales volume to meet demand  Factors influencing price and volume of product

Evaluating your research  Answering the questions  Based on marketing analysis  Consider production limitations  Realize that the market is dynamic