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The Effective Use of Market Research

How to Drive and Focus Better Business Decisions. Market Research in Practice

By (author) Robin Birn
Genres: Market research
Format: Paperback / softback
Publisher: Kogan Page Ltd, London, United Kingdom
Published: 26th Mar 2004
Dimensions: w 156mm h 234mm d 13mm
Weight: 346g
ISBN-10: 074944200X
ISBN-13: 9780749442002
Barcode No: 9780749442002
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More and more companies today are using market research techniques, not just to find new markets, products and customers, but also to improve management and marketing decision making and to monitor customer service. The Effective Use of Market Research looks at the circumstances in which market research is necessary, and explains what management can expect to gain from research and then analyses the type of business decisions that may be taken as a result. An organization that knows its customers and monitors its activity well, and also has a good understanding of the key research techniques it needs, is likely to develop more competitive sales, marketing and communications strategies. This latest edition of Effective Use of Market Research explains how to develop representative samples, data protection legislation and the professional ethics incorporated in the MRS Code of Conduct.

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"A useful guide to the strengths of research and the advantages it can generate for industry and commerce." * Research * "This book should become the last word in addressing the issue - how to make effective use of market research. I commend it without hesitation to all professional marketing managers." * Professor Michael J. Thomas, former president of The Market Research Society * "An easy read, with 'handy hints' sections and examples of good (and bad) practice." * Professional Marketing * "A practical introduction to everything from first research to identifying customer attitudes." * Observer *