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An Insightful Marketing Plan
The heart of any Business Plan because it
connects you with your customers, the Marketing Plan can be enhanced by use of
tools or techniques such as these. All of them may not be necessary or appropriate
for your Plan, but they should be considered before rejection.
Qualitative Research is designed to understand how consumers think and act, typically gathered
through individual interviews or focus groups.
Quantitative Research provides a numeric (statistical) basis for understanding consumer behavior.
It can utilize a variety of techniques, ranging from non-proprietary studies to custom designed surveys
often involving Internet access to consumers.
Awareness Studies are designed to understand the familiarity of your company or competitors, and product(s).
Sometimes used by start-ups to establish benchmarks for goal setting and progress measurement.
Usually employs quantitative techniques.
Image Studies (either qualitative or quantitative) are designed to evaluate dimensions of a brand or product
by consumers in a marketplace. Sometimes called Attitude Studies; often gathered simultaneously
with Awareness studies.
Brand Architecture defines the optimal elements in a brand’s construction: how it is built, how it should
look and feel, where and how it should be presented to consumers and how it should be priced.
Concept Testing evaluates the potential for success of new brands, products or services, using either
quantitative or qualitative techniques; sometimes used as part of beta testing.
Targeting Strategies establish to whom marketing approaches should be directed.
Key Messaging Platforms are those key areas or channels (such as the Internet, television or print), that
carry message content to be used to communicate about a brand, product or service for each target.
 
 
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