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Four tools in ethnographic research:
Advantages of depth interviews
Group pressure eliminated
More honest feelings
Gives respondent feeling of focus of attention
Heightened state of awareness for respondent
No group members to hide behind
Longer time for each respondent=new information revealed
Interview can be conducted anywhere
Closeness allows interviewer to become more sensitive to nonverbal feedback
Singular viewpoint can be obtained
Disadvantages of depth interviews:
More expensive than focus group
Don’t get as much client involvement as interviews
Physically exhausting for moderator-> not as much gets done compared to focus group
Types of Marketing Research Suppliers
Internal
Market research department
In-house research director and research staff who plan/direct marketing research studies for marketing manager
External
Custom-research firm
Execute one of a kind research projects for corporate clients
These projects collect primary data
Syndicated research firm
Firms that design, collect, package, and sell the same general research to many companies
Use large surveys using things like consumer lifestyle data
Field Service firm
Data specialists who work as subcontractor for corporate market research department, custom research firm..etc.
Do four things:
Hire/train/manage interviewers
Submit daily progress reports about surveys
Execute quality control procedures to assure valid data
Ship completed surveys/data files to client
Limited Function research firm
Either do research for one industry or use one research technique
Advertising Agency or Business Consulting Firm
Will do research for a client as part of a broader marketing project they are hired to help with
Ex. Advertising campaign
2 Decisions in doing Focus Groups
Length of time for focus group
How many people
More people=less time to talk
Rapid integrated multi-method marketing research
Managerial commitment to rapidly doing a succession of...