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Topic: MProfs PRO Seminar Q&A

Market Research With Bill Alberti

Posted by Valerie Witt on 1000 Points
Welcome seminar attendees! Continue the conversation started during the August 5 MarketingProfs Pro seminar. This is the place to post your questions or comments for presenter Bill Alberti and for each other.

To all other KHErs: You're welcome to participate in this discussion too! Seminar attendance is not required.

SEMINAR INFORMATION:
Get to Know Your Customers: Connecting Market Research to Business Growth--on August 5 at 12pm ET
https://www.marketingprofs.com/marketing/online-seminars/280

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  • Posted by Levon on Accepted
    Are there examples of company's that used a very low cost Marketing Research technique that brought in huge dollars?
  • Posted on Accepted
    Different companies use market research in different ways. And many of them don't have a good way to quantify the direct benefit of the market research they have. So when you're looking for examples of companies "that used a very low cost Marketing Research technique" to bring in "huge dollars" you're not likely to find anything but some flaky anecdotes.

    The biggest returns on market research are typically not from the "very low cost" approaches. Those can be useful, but they don't usually scale well, so the return is likely to be smaller (or non-existent).

    Think of market research as what you do to address the questions the answers to which can make a real impact on your business. If the value of the impact is great, then you can afford to invest more in market research that will answer the questions.

    So don't start by thinking about the "very low cost" techniques, but rather think about the really high value questions and answers that could make a huge impact on your business.

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