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What is ethnography primarily used for in marketing research?
What is ethnography primarily used for in marketing research?
Which of the following methods involves observing customers in a virtual environment?
Which of the following methods involves observing customers in a virtual environment?
What is the primary goal of using qualitative methods in marketing research?
What is the primary goal of using qualitative methods in marketing research?
What is the main difference between observation and netnography?
What is the main difference between observation and netnography?
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Why is it important to use qualitative methods in marketing research?
Why is it important to use qualitative methods in marketing research?
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What type of data is generated from ethnography in marketing research?
What type of data is generated from ethnography in marketing research?
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What is the primary environment in which observation is conducted in marketing research?
What is the primary environment in which observation is conducted in marketing research?
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What is the key difference between ethnography and netnography?
What is the key difference between ethnography and netnography?
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What is the primary benefit of using qualitative methods in marketing research?
What is the primary benefit of using qualitative methods in marketing research?
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Which of the following is an example of a qualitative method in marketing research?
Which of the following is an example of a qualitative method in marketing research?
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Study Notes
Marketing Research: Qualitative Methods
- Ethnography: a qualitative research method that involves observing and participating in a group's culture to gain a deeper understanding of their behaviors, customs, and values.
Observation
- A qualitative research method that involves watching and recording people's behavior in their natural environment.
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Types of Observation:
- Participant Observation: researcher participates in the group's activities to gain a deeper understanding of their behavior.
- Non-Participant Observation: researcher observes from a distance, without influencing the behavior being observed.
Netnography
- A type of ethnography that focuses on online communities and social media platforms.
- Netnography Research: involves observing and analyzing online behavior, such as online conversations, social media posts, and online reviews.
- Advantages of Netnography: cost-effective, flexibility in data collection, and ability to access hard-to-reach populations.
Marketing Research: Qualitative Methods
- Ethnography: a qualitative research method that involves observing and participating in a group's culture to gain a deeper understanding of their behaviors, customs, and values.
Observation
- A qualitative research method that involves watching and recording people's behavior in their natural environment.
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Types of Observation:
- Participant Observation: researcher participates in the group's activities to gain a deeper understanding of their behavior.
- Non-Participant Observation: researcher observes from a distance, without influencing the behavior being observed.
Netnography
- A type of ethnography that focuses on online communities and social media platforms.
- Netnography Research: involves observing and analyzing online behavior, such as online conversations, social media posts, and online reviews.
- Advantages of Netnography: cost-effective, flexibility in data collection, and ability to access hard-to-reach populations.
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Learn about qualitative research methods in marketing, including ethnography and observation techniques. Understand the importance of observing and participating in a group's culture to gain insights into their behaviors and values.