Marketing Department
The role of marketing
Changes in consumers' spending patterns
Marketing and market research
Methods of primary research
100

This section is responsible for the selling of the product.

Sales team (section)

100

finding out what kind of products or services consumers want and the prices they are willing to pay

Identifying costumer needs

100

Consumers can search for products and buy from overseas markets through ....

internet / e-commerce

100

The business whose main focus is on selling the product without doing market research

Product-oriented business

100

 a structured conversation where one participant asks questions, and the other provides answers.

Interview

200

Thid department identifies customer wants and satisfies them profitably

Marketing department

200

Making sure to sell the right products in the right place and at the right price

Satisfy customer needs

200

Different styles of clothes are an example of changes in ...

consumer tastes / fashion

200

The business which carries out market research before releasing the products to the market

Market-oriented business

200

a list of questions or items used to gather data from respondents about their attitudes, experiences, or opinions about certain market

Questionnaire

300
A section in the marketing department that is responsible for transporting the products to the market. 

Distribution section

300

This section is found under the promotion team of the marketing department

Advertising

300

Consumers will buy cheaper products when an economy has high unemployment rate

Changes in incomes
300

A type of marketing that involves a very large number of sales of a product

Mass marketing

300

one of the most popular data-collection sources, where a set of survey questions is sent out to a target sample online

Online survey

400

This section deals with organizing the advertising for products.

Promotion section

400

Identifying new trends so that businesses can produce goods and services which are not currently available

Anticipate changes in customer needs

400

Changing in the age structure of the population in a country

Ageing populations

400

A type of marketing that allows products sold only to a very small number of customers

Niche marketing

400

This research uses information that has already been collected and is available for use by others

Secondary Research / Desk Research

500

This section finds out customers' needs, market changes, and impact of competitors' actions to the business.

Market Research

500

Make sure that products are continually bought, being aware and understand the changes in customers needs

Maintain customer loyalty

500

new product developments means old versions do not have high sales anymore

Changes in technology

500

This research collects data via direct contact with potential customers

Primary research / Field Research

500

Group of people agree to provide information through a group discussion with a researcher

Focus group