There are a number of problems that can arise in the market research process. The task in this exercise is to review a list of potential problems and assess their likelihood of occurrence and their potential impact on the validity of the research results.
The student role is to pilot a questionnaire, with their fellow students, and identify the questionnaire’s problems and then suggest ways to improve it.
In this activity, students need to consider the information challenges facing Pizza Hut and identify the most suitable market research or market information approach they should use to help gather information.
The student task is to identify the marketing benefits and risks associated, from a list of possible and actual strategic alliances.
In this exercise, students required to determine at what strategy hierarchy level each of the following marketing decisions have most likely been made; choosing from corporate, strategic business unit (SBU) or functional (within marketing).
For this exercise, students review a list of work tasks and identify which ones are likely (or not) to be part of a marketing role – an activity designed to help students further understand what a marketer does.
The aim of this exercise is to identify the likely tasks of someone in a marketing role. In other words, what day-to-day functions do marketers perform?
This activity is designed to help students identify the key components of what drives customer satisfaction outcomes, by evaluating a series of statements made by consumers regarding their recent interactions with a firm.
In this exercise, students are required to identify which Marketing Orientation/Philosophy that different firms appear to follow, based on the statement that they have made on the way that they operate their business.
In this activity, students review ten statements with differing views on marketing and then they indicate to what extent they agree/disagree with the statement.
