Primary Data Collection Techniques
Marketing Research Process
Secondary Data
The Five V's
Adv and Disadv
100

The types of Quantitative research

What is Experiments, Pannel-based research, Surverys?

100

This step involves deciding what data to collect and how to collect it.

What is designing the research plan?

100

Define Inexpensive Secondary data

Quick and Cheap research

100

This is the scale of data that's being generated, often measured in petabytes or zettabytes, and is the most easily understood V.

What is Volume?

100

This type of data saves time, is often readily available, and can be free or inexpensive to obtain.

What is secondary data?

200

 The types of Qualitative Research

What is Observation, Interviews, Fcous Groups, Panel and Scanners ?

200

The two main types of data that can be collected are these.

What are primary data and secondary data?

200

What are the two types of secondary data discussed in the PowerPoint?

Syndicated and Inexpensive data

200

A lack of ____ (data uncertainty or errors) can lead to a Type I error if the model is trained on noisy data that contains false patterns (e.g., fraudulent transactions incorrectly labeled as valid).  

What is Veracity?

200

One major disadvantage of secondary data is that sources may be "..." causing results to be unreliable.

What is biased?

300

Name two disadvantages of Primary Data

What is costly and time consuming 

300

This is the first step in the marketing research process.

What is defining the problem and research objectives?

300

What type of data might be obtained from free or inexpensive external sources, such as census data, trade association information, and magazine reports?

Secondary data

300

Relying solely on ____ is misleading because it often focuses on immediate financial return without considering the long-term ethical or strategic implications. 

What is Value?

300

Collecting primary data can be costly, time-consuming and often requires what?

What is specific training and experience to design and study data?

400

Conducting studies in controlled or real-world environments to determine cause-and-effect relationships is called this.

What is experimental research

400

Give one example of how AMC Theatres might collect primary data.

What is surveying moviegoers about viewing preferences or loyalty app feedback?

400

Name at least 2 Syndicated Data Providers.

Circanna, Nielsen, SPINS, or J.D. Power

400

Marketing data ___ involves combining structured CRM data with unstructured data from open-ended survey responses and call transcripts

What is Variety?

400

Books, sales invoices, and census data are examples of this type of data source.

What is secondary data?

500

This research method tracks the same customers over time to analyze trends

What is panel study

500

Give an example of a specific research objective a company like AMC Theatres might set.

What is understanding why movie attendance is dropping among teens?

500

Which inexpensive data source offers low-cost market information but is only updated every ten years, potentially rendering it outdated for current research needs?

The U.S. Census

500

Batch processing handles data that has already been collected and stored (data at rest), with latency measured in hours or days. Stream processing handles data continuously as it is created (data in motion), with latency measured in milliseconds or seconds.

What is Velocity?

500

This type of data offers behavioral insights not available from secondary research and is specific to the topic at hand.

What is prinmary data?

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