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Marketing “If everything seems to be going well, you have obviously overlooked something”

Marketing “If everything seems to be going well, you have obviously overlooked something”

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Marketing Market Analysis Market analysis involves looking at data and identifying trends. Reasons for analysing markets include:

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Page 1: Marketing “If everything seems to be going well, you have obviously overlooked something”

Marketing

“If everything seems to be going well, you have obviously overlooked something”

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Marketing Market Analysis

Candidates should be able to: give reasons for market analysis explain the value of market analysis use moving averages, test markets, extrapolation and correlation to analyse markets describe situations where information technology may be used in analysing markets evaluate difficulties in analysing markets

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Marketing Market Analysis

Value of market analysis:

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Marketing Market Analysis

A trend is the u________ pattern of growth or decline within a set of data.Trends can only be seen with a reasonable amount of data – one or two figures is not enough!

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Marketing Market Analysis

Extrapolation analyses the p________ performance of a variable such as sales and extends this into the f__________. Extrapolation can be done by ____ but a more scientific approach is to use moving averages.Use the data on the next slide and work out the three period moving average.

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Marketing Market AnalysisYear period sales 3 period total 3 period moving

average200

51 3

2 6 3 + 6 + 7 = 16

16 ÷ 3 = 5.3

3 7 6 + 7 + 2 = 15

15 ÷ 3 = 5.0

2006

1 2

2 53 7

2007

1 3

2 5

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Marketing Market AnalysisYear period sales 4 period

total8 period

total4 quarter moving average

2005

1 5

2 73 84 4

2006

1 5

2 83 114 3

2007

1 4

2 6

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Marketing Market AnalysisYear period sales 4 period

total8 period

total4 quarter moving average

2005

1 5

2 75+7+8+4=

243 8 24+24=48 48÷8=6.0

7+8+4+5=24

4 4 24+25=49 49÷8=6.1258+4+5+8=

25200

61 5 Etc.

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Marketing Market Analysis

The use of moving averages should smooth out the impact of random variations in data and longer-term cyclical factors, thus highlighting the trend.If asked to plot a graph you should plot sales on the y-axis and time on the x-axis

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Marketing Market Analysis

By predicting trends, firms are able to

This is invaluable:

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Marketing Market Analysis

Need to be able to draw five types of trend: Positive expanding market Negative declining market S-trend (product life cycle) Zero trend No trend

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Marketing Market Analysis

What are the drawbacks of extrapolation?

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Marketing Market Analysis

The advantages of IT are that

However there are disadvantages –

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Marketing Market Analysis

Difficulties in analysing marketing data extrapolation: as earlier test markets: market research: ask ‘experts’: