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Managing Marketing Information to Gain Customer Insights Chapter: 4

Marketing Information Customers can’t tell what they want, you have to guess e.g.1) Apple’s Ipod 2) Tide stick 3) Hand Sanitizer Information is available in abundance but to utilize that information properly is an art Customer insights is important

Marketing Information Company can create more value for customer by looking at useful information Company should not become customer controlled

Marketing Information Marketing Information system People and procedures for assessing information needs, developing the needed information, and helping decision makers to use the information to generate and validate actionable customer and market insights

The marketing Information System Marketing Information System Developing Needed Information Marketing Managers and Other Information users Obtaining customer and market insights from marketing information Assessing Information needs Internal Databases Marketing Intelligence Analyzing and using Information Marketing Research Marketing Environment Target Marketing Competitors Publics Microenvironment Market Channels forces

Assessing Marketing Information MIS primarily serves Marketing and other managers, but external partners can also take information e.g. Wal-Mart’s Retail Link give information to suppliers on customers buying patterns and inventory MIS balances the information users would like to have against what they really need and what is feasible to offer Too much information can be as harmful as too little At times the company cannot provide enough information because of the limitations

Assessing Marketing Information The cost of obtaining, analyzing, storing, and delivering information can mount quickly Information should be worth the cost

Developing Marketing Information Internal Databases Electronic collections of consumer and market information obtained from data sources within the company network Marketing department: buying behavior, transactions etc. Consumer Service Department: satisfaction/ problems e.g. Mobilink Call center Accounting Department: losses, profits, costs, sales etc. Operations Department: production, shipment, inventory

Developing Marketing Information

Limitations in Internal Data - Collected for other purpose - Maybe Incomplete - Maybe Leading in wrong direction - Data ages quickly - Managing mountains of information

Developing Marketing Information Marketing Intelligence The systematic collection and analysis of publicly available information about customers, competitors, and developments in the marketing environment - Improve strategic decision making (consumers, competitors, threats, opportunities) - The process has grown dramatically - Helps in gaining insights into how customers talk about and connect with their brand e.g. Ford employs BrandIntel for marketing intelligence

Developing Marketing Information Competitive intelligence: to monitor competitors activities - early warnings of new moves - new product development - strengths and weaknesses Competitive Intelligence can be collected from people inside the company, suppliers, reseller or customers Observing competitors or monitoring their published information Internet

Developing Marketing Information Online Databases e.g. Karachi Stock Exchange – Financial records of companies e.g. P&G and Unilever Increase in the number of ethical issues