Marketing Research Chapter 28. Sec. 28.1—Marketing Information Systems The importance of marketing research The function of a marketing information system.

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Marketing Research Chapter 28

Sec. 28.1—Marketing Information Systems The importance of marketing research The function of a marketing information system What you’ll learn:

Marketing Research Gathering, Recording, and analyzing information about consumer behavior and sales is Marketing Research Links the consumer, customer, and public to the marketer through information. The primary emphasis is to obtain information about the preferences, opinions, habits, trends, and plans of current and potential customers.

Why is Marketing Research Important? Helps businesses plan their future operations to increase sales and profit. Helps solve marketing problems and anticipate future potential Helps keep track of what is happening in current markets – what the competition is doing

Who Uses Marketing Research? Small companies – research is often informal – done by owner or manager.

Who Uses Marketing Research? Larger companies have a formal research department and specialists to plan and conduct research

Who Uses Marketing Research? Governments’ research

Who Uses Marketing Research? Trade industries, retailers, wholesalers, etc.

Marketing Information Systems A set of procedures and methods that regularly generates, stores, analyzes, and distributes marketing information.

Marketing Information Systems –Includes company records, competitor's records, customer profile data, government data

Database Marketing Database – a collection (or file) of related information about a specific topic.

Marketing Databases Sometimes information is collected by bar code scanner, “valued customer cards” Database Marketing is also known as Customer Relationship Management

Marketing Databases Often companies sell their information to others

Limitations of Marketing Research The amount of information that can be gathered is limited by the amount of money a company can afford to spend on the equipment and personnel needed to do the research. Often, there is too little time to do research because decisions must be made before all possible data can be obtained.