Market Basics
Target Market
Competition
100

This method involves asking a set of questions to gather information directly from customers.

Survey

100

What are general directions in which a market is moving, reflecting changes in consumer preferences

Market/industry trends

100

A business that offers different products or services that can fulfill the same customer need.

Indirect Competitor

200

A small group discussion led by a moderator to gather feedback on a product or service is known as this.

Focus group

200

This type of research focuses on understanding feelings, opinions, and motivations rather than numbers.

Qualitative research

200

This type of analysis helps a company understand its strengths and weaknesses compared to other businesses in the same industry.

Competitive analysis

300

This analysis helps a business identify its main competitors and understand their strategies.


Competitor analysis

300

Market research helps businesses identify this by analyzing consumer demographics, behavior, and preferences.

Target market

300

Market research can do this by identifying distinct groups with similar needs or characteristics within a broader market.

Market Segmentation

400

What is the defined group of individuals a company tailors its messages and products towards?


Audience

400

These are two ways to conduct market research, with one example being online surveys and the other being focus groups.

Surveys and Focus groups

400

A business that offers the same or very similar products or services to the same target market.

Direct competitor

500

This term refers to characteristics such as age, gender, and income that define groups of consumers.

Demographics

500

How many people are in the focus group

6-12

500

A bakery or an energy drink company that provides an alternative source of caffeine.

Indirect Competition