The New Marketing Research Systems: How to Use Strategic Database Information for Better Marketing Decisions / Edition 1

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David Curry is the first author to capture the essence of the new marketing research. The research systems he describes are based on technology that permits the collection, storage, and use of disaggregate data. In contrast to standard methods, these new systems are based on observations, not surveys; they produce dynamic results in real time, not static project reports; and they identify business opportunities, rather than simply reduce business risks. Single-source, geodemographic, and micro-merchandising systems are forging market data from scanners and other electronic sources into tools that solve, in powerful new ways, conventional marketing problems in strategic focus, communications mix, and activity timing. But, until now, packaged goods marketers and retailers, direct marketers, advertising agency professionals, and market researchers had no all-inclusive reference to these critical developments in marketing decision making. Dr. Curry's book provides extensive coverage of marketing topics critical for success in today's fast-paced business environment. You'll find complete coverage of ten years of UPC scanner, single-source, and geodemographic technology, concepts and procedures you won't find in any other book; critical evaluations of existing systems from the U.S. and Europe and a wide variety of databases and reports from commercial vendors, including A.C. Nielsen, Information Resources Inc., Equifax, and CACI Federal; practical guidelines for how to harness new decision-making techniques to solve essential problems, such as where to advertise, where to locate, what media to employ, and on which region to focus; and well-documented analyses and prognostications on future developments in market research. With this book as their field manual, today's under-fire marketers no longer have to battle the sheer volume and detail of electronic database information with inadequate tactical and strategic support.
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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9780471530589
  • Publisher: Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated
  • Publication date: 10/19/1992
  • Edition number: 1
  • Pages: 432
  • Product dimensions: 7.36 (w) x 10.22 (h) x 1.33 (d)

Table of Contents

Pt. 1 Marketing Research Systems 1
Ch. 1 The New Research Focus 3
Ch. 2 The New Technology 12
Ch. 3 Information Conglomerates 24
Ch. 4 The Strategic Role of Research 33
Ch. 5 Research Projects versus Research Systems 40
Pt. 2 Single-Source Systems 51
Ch. 6 The Single-Source Concept 53
Appendix 6A: Single-Source Systems: A Brief History 68
Ch. 7 The Major Single-Source Suppliers 76
Appendix 7A: Errors in Single-Source Systems 94
Ch. 8 Concepts in Single-Source Reporting 102
Appendix 8A: Linking Marketing Research Reports and Automatic Control Theory 117
Ch. 9 Single-Source Reports for Manufacturers 128
Appendix 9A: Details on Other Standard Reports from Information Resources, Inc. 151
Ch. 10 Single-Source Reports for Retailers 156
Ch. 11 Single-Source Reports for Advertising Agencies: Scanner-Based and Electronic Research Services 175
Pt. 3 Geodemographic Systems 197
Ch. 12 The Geodemographic Concept 199
Appendix 12A: Overview of U.S. Census Data 212
Appendix 12B: Cluster Analysis for Geodemographic Marketing Research Systems: An Overview 220
Ch. 13 Geodemographic Research Firms: The Big Four 227
Ch. 14 The Power of Geodemographic Systems 248
Ch. 15 Desktop Geodemographic Systems 266
Appendix 15A: Lorenz Curves and Other Measures of Customer Concentration 280
Ch. 16 Europe and Geodemography 291
Appendix 16A: The European Community 311
Appendix 16B: Statistical Comparisons Among the British Systems 314
Appendix 16C: ACORN Systems in Europe 317
Pt. 4 Advanced Topics 323
Ch. 17 Micromerchandising Systems 325
Appendix 17A: Trade Area Definitions in SuperMarket Solutions and Spectra Advantage 347
Appendix 17B: Calculating an Index of Case Movement Using Kraft USA's Micro-Merchandising System 349
Ch. 18 Category Management 353
Appendix 18A: Dynamic Models and Laws of Motion in Category Management 377
Index 387
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