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Informationen zum Autor Dr. Bonita Kolb has taught marketing to undergraduate and graduate students in both the US and Europe. Now a Professor Emeritus at Lycoming College, she continues to write and research on issues related to tourism. A resident of Nashville, Tennessee in the US, she is involved in promoting tourism and studying its economic effects. Klappentext An introductory textbook that provides students with the essential information needed to plan and perform marketing research for the first time. Inhaltsverzeichnis Part 1: Introduction to Uses and Methods of Marketing Research Chapter 1: Introduction To Marketing Research Chapter 2: Research as a Process Chapter 3: Determining The Research Question Chapter 4: The Research Proposal Chapter 5: Cultural Considerations for Marketing Research Chapter 6: Conducting Secondary Research Part 2: Qualitative Marketing Research Chapter 7: Choosing Participants For Qualitative Research Chapter 8: Planning and Conducting Focus Groups Chapter 9: In-depth, Intercept and Expert Interviews Chapter 10: Projective, Observational and Netnography Techniques Part 3: Quantitative Marketing Research Chapter 11: Determining Probability Samples Chapter 12: Questionnaire Design Chapter 13: Conducting Surveys Part 4: Analyzing and Reporting Findings Chapter 14: Analyzing Verbal And Other Qualitative Data Chapter 15: Analyzing Numerical Data Chapter 16: Report Writing And Presentation
List of contents
Part 1: Introduction to Uses and Methods of Marketing Research
Chapter 1: Introduction To Marketing Research
Chapter 2: Research as a Process
Chapter 3: Determining The Research Question
Chapter 4: The Research Proposal
Chapter 5: Cultural Considerations for Marketing Research
Chapter 6: Conducting Secondary Research
Part 2: Qualitative Marketing Research
Chapter 7: Choosing Participants For Qualitative Research
Chapter 8: Planning and Conducting Focus Groups
Chapter 9: In-depth, Intercept and Expert Interviews
Chapter 10: Projective, Observational and Netnography Techniques
Part 3: Quantitative Marketing Research
Chapter 11: Determining Probability Samples
Chapter 12: Questionnaire Design
Chapter 13: Conducting Surveys
Part 4: Analyzing and Reporting Findings
Chapter 14: Analyzing Verbal And Other Qualitative Data
Chapter 15: Analyzing Numerical Data
Chapter 16: Report Writing And Presentation
Report
This text provides a broad, yet thorough, coverage of marketing research techniques with an excellent balance between conventional and contemporary qualitative and quantitative design. It is a valued addition to all marketing research courses.
Dr. Vish Maheshwari
