Course Overview
There are many examples where the methodology used in the collection of market data and information was inappropriate to meet the objectives set, poorly executed and analysed, and then badly presented.
This half-day course is designed to address all these issues by highlighting examples where the research methodology used was wrong for the task in hand and by emphasising what should have been the correct processes followed at the outset. How the data is presented can be challenging and this is covered. Finally, one important feature of all market research projects is the adherence to GDPR. This is often not fully recognised and, therefore, the GDPR rules and regulations will form part of the course content.
Course Content
The course content comprises the following elements:
- Difference between qualitative and quantitative research
- Methods used to carry out a survey (online, face-to-face, focus groups, digital, etc.)
- Level of accuracy of a survey - what is meant by ‘degree of accuracy’
- Style of questions to ask and the importance of avoiding leading questions
- Optimum length of a survey and time allocated to complete
- Most effective and efficient ways in analysing data
- The importance of GDPR
- Most effective way of presenting survey findings (e.g. PowerPoint, etc.)
Course Benefits
If you are responsible for identifying market segments relevant to the products and/or services that your organisation provides and obtaining objective information on these segments, then the focus of this half-day course is ideally suited to you.
Next Steps
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