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What do businesses need to know about customer needs?
What customers expect and
need
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How can customer needs be categorized?
Choice
,
quality
,
price
, and
convenience
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What does 'choice' refer to in customer needs?
Having a
wide
range
to choose from
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What does 'quality' refer to in customer needs?
How good a
product
is for the
price
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What does 'price' refer to in customer needs?
How pricey a
product
is
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What does 'convenience' refer to in customer needs?
Location
of shop and ease of
use
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Why is identifying customer needs important for a business?
It helps provide goods
customers
want
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What can successful identification of customer needs lead to?
Increased
sales and business
survival
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What is the purpose of market research?
To
decrease
business failure likelihood
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How can market research help a business?
Identify
gaps
,
risks
, and
rewards
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What is the difference between primary and secondary research?
Primary
is collected data;
secondary
is existing
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What are the advantages of primary research?
Specific, non-biased
answers
for
your
business
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What are the disadvantages of primary research?
Expensive and time consuming to analyze
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What are the advantages of secondary research?
Cheap
,
fast
, and easy to conduct
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What are the disadvantages of secondary research?
Not
specific, may be
outdated
or
biased
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What is market segmentation?
Splitting people into
groups
by
needs
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What are the advantages of market segmentation?
Identifies underserved groups and
product
ideas
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What are the disadvantages of market segmentation?
Not
all fit into groups; can be
costly
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What is market mapping?
Identifying
gaps
and
competition
in the
market
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What do the axes in a market map represent?
Variables
like quality and price
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What is competition in a business context?
Businesses competing to provide
goods
/
services
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What are the effects of weak competition?
Less
pressure to innovate or reduce
prices
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What are the effects of strong competition?
Encourages
innovation
and
price
reduction
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How does competition affect pricing strategies?
Can lead to
reduced
prices for
consumers
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How does competition encourage innovation?
Businesses must improve to attract
customers
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How can competition lead to an increased product range?
Businesses diversify to meet
customer
demands
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