8.2 Methods of identifying potential customers

Marketing
Brand
Consumer sovereignty
Branding
Brand loyalty
the process of communicating relevant information in order to influence the behaviour of consumers in ways which will benefit an enterprise 
a name, symbol, logo and/or an image in customers’ minds that clearly distinguishes one product from another
the importance of changes in consumer preferences in determining the allocation of scarce resources in an economy 
the strategy of differentiating the products of one enterprise from those of another through emphasizing an identifiable image 
the tendency of some consumers to continue buying the same brand of goods rather than competing brands.
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Marketing
Brand
Consumer sovereignty
Branding
Brand loyalty
the process of communicating relevant information in order to influence the behaviour of consumers in ways which will benefit an enterprise 
a name, symbol, logo and/or an image in customers’ minds that clearly distinguishes one product from another
the importance of changes in consumer preferences in determining the allocation of scarce resources in an economy 
the strategy of differentiating the products of one enterprise from those of another through emphasizing an identifiable image 
the tendency of some consumers to continue buying the same brand of goods rather than competing brands.

Slide 1 - Question de remorquage

8.3. Methods of identifying potential customers
Todays lesson:
  • Primary and secondary research
  • Qualitative and quantitative data
  • The effectiveness of market research for different enterprises

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Make a list of NEEDS

Slide 3 - Carte mentale

Make a list of WANTS

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How would you define wants and needs?

Slide 5 - Question ouverte

Primary & Secondary Research
Market research is the collection and analysis of information about a particular market (group of people)

This can be done in a variety of ways

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Primary research
  • First hand research
  • Collection of data that does NOT already exist
  • Sometimes called field research

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Secondary research
  • This is second hand research
  • Makes effective use of information that already exists
  • Sometimes called desk research
  • Internal & external

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Research can be....

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The effectiveness of market research for different enterprises
Each method has advantages & disadvantages when it comes to:
  • Cost
  • Availability
  • Suitability for the enterprise
  • Suitability for reaching the potential target market

Primary research is good for a new product, but tends to be more expensive. Secondary research can be out of date or not relevant


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Independent work
  • Learn the key terms for 8.3
  • Complete the workbook tasks for 8.3
  • Upload a copy of your completed work (at the end of the lesson) 

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Upload evidence of your work for 8.3

Slide 20 - Question ouverte