For undergraduate marketing research courses. The "nuts and bolts" of marketing research. Marketing Research gives students a "nuts and bolts" understanding of marketing research and provides them with extensive information on how to use it. Written at a level first-time marketing research students can understand, this text provides the fundamentals of the statistical procedures used to analyze data without dwelling on the more complex and intricate concepts. The sixth edition now includes new case ideas contributed from innovative professors, updated insight from industry professionals, and current information on how marketing research is being practiced today
New to This Edition Chapters have been significantly updated with newer and more recent business examples, and industry statistics Focuses on the current trends in marketing intelligence.
Accompanied by a range of online tools, templates, surveys and guides, this is an invaluable guide for students of research methods, researchers, marketers and users of market research.
Balancing the fundamental quantitative methodologies and theoretical structures with practical applications of qualitative techniques, this book is ideal for the novice researcher, and for those more familiar with the discipline.
Whatever your background, this book will help you become a better researcher and help your research come alive for others.
The Marketing Research Guide: Second Edition contains the accessible writing, comprehensive coverage of major topics, and helpful supplementary materials that made this book the sought-after classic in 1997 that was chosen for Choice ...
This 2001 book presents important and practically relevant quantitative models for marketing research.
Open the book and find: How marketing research can (and can't) help you Questions to ask when gathering data Strategies for analyzing results When to call in outside expertise The strengths and weaknesses of surveys Tips for avoiding errors ...
This book is a complete introduction to the power of R for marketing research practitioners.
This book meets the needs of several audiences by creating some common ground in the applied practice of qualitative research.
Direct questioning is not only relevant for research purposes, but also for amusement and human exploration. One early inspirational example is the Proust Questionnaire, famously proposed to Marcel Proust by Antoinette Faure, ...