The document discusses different methods for talking to customers, including interviews, focus groups, observation, and surveys. It provides details on how each method is conducted and its advantages and disadvantages. The main methods discussed are:
- Interviews, which can be unstructured or structured and provide qualitative data through face-to-face questions.
- Focus groups, which capture qualitative customer insights through group discussions led by a moderator. They provide combined insights but can involve peer pressure.
- Observation, which documents real customer behaviors rather than reported behaviors. It is reliable but requires more time.
- Surveys, which collect answers from a sample population through predetermined questions. They are simple to conduct but only provide answers to
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The document discusses different methods for talking to customers, including interviews, focus groups, observation, and surveys. It provides details on how each method is conducted and its advantages and disadvantages. The main methods discussed are:
- Interviews, which can be unstructured or structured and provide qualitative data through face-to-face questions.
- Focus groups, which capture qualitative customer insights through group discussions led by a moderator. They provide combined insights but can involve peer pressure.
- Observation, which documents real customer behaviors rather than reported behaviors. It is reliable but requires more time.
- Surveys, which collect answers from a sample population through predetermined questions. They are simple to conduct but only provide answers to
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Talking to Your Costumers
At the end of the lesson, students
are expected to: Validatecustomer-related concerns through the following: a. Interview c. Observation b. Focus Group Discussion d. Survey HOW? Qualitative Research Quantitative Research Includesidentifying Involves analyzing the written or the customers’ spoken opinions of preferences by customers. using relevant statistics (such as those in surveys). THE INTERVIEW IS ONE OF THE MOST IT IS A FACE-TO-FACE RELIABLE AND CREDIBLE CONTACT BETWEEN THE WAYS OF GETTING RESEARCHER/ENTREPRENEU RELEVANT INFORMATION R AND A RESPONDENT WHERE THE RESEARCHER FROM THE TARGET ASKS PERTINENT CUSTOMERS. QUESTIONS THAT WILL GIVE HIM SIGNIFICANT PIECES OF INFORMATION ABOUT THE PROBLEM THAT HE WILL SOLVE. Types of Interview Unstructured Interview Structured Interview Is an informal type of Employs a specific set of interview and does not questions and produces quantitative data. follow a specific set of questions. Does not allow the interviewer and the Produces qualitative respondent to omit or add data questions, nor change the sequence of the questions. THE FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSION
IS COMMONLY USED BY IT IS A PROCESS OF MINING
MARKET RESEARCHER TO CUSTOMER AND CAPTURE QUALITATIVE NONCUSTOMER EXPERIENCE RESULTS FROM TARGET AND INSIGHTS ABOUT A SPECIFIC PRODUCT OR CUSTOMERS. SERVICE. IT IS LED BY A MODERATOR WHO KEEPS THE DISCUSSION SPONTANEOUS AND ON THE RIGHT TRACK. Advantages of FGD: The researcher can get combined insights from the participants. The participants are more spontaneous and enthusiastic because of the interaction with co-participants, thereby sharing more insights to the researcher. It can be observed by various spectators. Disadvantages of FGD: It obtains only qualitative data. Examination of the focus group session is difficult and requires more time. There are potentially biased answers from the participants because they will encounter peer pressure. THE OBSERVATION IS ONE OF THE PREFERRED IT IS RELIABLE BECAUSE IT AND PRACTICAL METHODS OF GENERATING IDEAS BECAUSE ALLOWS THE RESEARCHER THE RESEARCHER TO SEE THE REAL AND DOCUMENTS THE BEHAVIORAL PATTERNS OF ACTUAL BEHAVIOR OF PEOPLE OR OF OBJECTS OR CUSTOMERS RATHER EVENTS WITHOUT NECESSARILY REQUIRING THAN HEARING WHAT THEM TO PARTICIPATE IN THE THEY NEED TO SAY. RESEARCH PROCESS. Observation can be performed by either:
Human Observation Machine Observation
Records information as Employs an equipment it occurs or as it (e.g. video camera or computer) to record the happens using his or information needed. her five senses. THE SURVEY IT IS THE PROCESS OF IT IS A VERY SIMPLE AND GETTING ANSWERS PRACTICAL TO RUN FROM A SAMPLE OF BECAUSE IT REQUIRES RESPONDENTS DERIVED PREPARATION OF FROM A PARTICULAR PREDETERMINED QUESTIONS ANSWERABLE POPULATION. BY DEFINITE RESPONSES USING EQUITABLE SCALES. Some of the traditional ways to conduct a survey are via telephone, & face-to-face interaction. The emerging and more efficient way of conducting a survey is through the Internet- through emails, web sites, or social media sites. Also,it will not require the researcher to travel physically or spend on telephone calls or mails. Activity The class will be divided into four groups: Group 1 will perform the Interview Group 2 will perform the Focus Group Discussion Group 3 for the Observation Group 4 will perform for the Survey Food Cart Business of Vicky: Vicky Velasquez just retired from her job as a banker for 35 years. She is thinking of ways on how to preserve the retirement benefits she received from the bank. One day, she notices that while commuting, a lot of passengers are stopping by to eat or drink in convenience stores or in food carts. They are buying pasalubong for their loved ones, be it in the form of donuts, ensaymada, siomai, waffles, or siopao. She is interested to put a food cart business in that terminal, but she is unsure what particular product or combination of products will be liked sustainably by the passengers. QUESTIONS? Assignment