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    Marketing ResearchProcess and procedures

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    Identify problem or

    opportunity

    You need to define what do

    you need according to the

    LCs plan, It can be a problem

    or opportunity.

    Example: Within my host

    university AIESEC perception

    is not align to brand promise.

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    Research design

    Then, you have to definehow youre going to limit theopportunity or problem inorder to design adequate

    tools for research.You need:

    Research by polls

    Research by ObservationExperiments

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    Specify the type of

    procedures for sampling

    Now you have to choose

    what kind of sampling you

    are going to use for the

    research.

    It can be:

    Probabilistic sampling.

    Non-probabilistic sampling.

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    Collection and data

    analysis

    First, you need to train thedata collectors, in order tohave data that is: Objectiveand uniform.

    To analyze the data youneed:

    Graphical analysis

    Different points of viewStatistic Tools (SPSS)

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    Prepare and present the

    final reportFor this step, you need to preparethe report, communicate theconclusions and do therecommendations needed to the

    Managing board.

    Be sure to:

    Adapt the report to the audience.

    State the objectives of theresearch, and its design

    Show interesting discoveries

    Make recommendations.

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    Follow up

    Ask yourself, did you includeenough information in order to

    take a decision? What could

    have been done to make the

    report more useful?.

    And remember that the

    investigator and the

    managing board need towork together as a team.

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    SegmentationProcess and procedures

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    Identify the desires of the

    potential and current marketsYou need to study theenvironment carefully, in order todefine:

    Needs that respond to currentmarket offers.

    Needs that are not beingsatisfied by current offers.

    Needs that havent beenrecognized yet.

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    Differentiate and categorize

    each sectorOnce you have sort out the needsof the environment, you need tocategorize the organizations.

    Here you must focus inorganizations that have a commondesire. This organization willmake one segment and itscommon goal will differentiate

    them from other sectors.

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    Determine segments size and

    grade of satisfaction

    You have to determine howlarge is the demand (orpotential sales) on every sectoryou previously built.

    This study will allow you todetermine which segmentsof the market are worthexploring.

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    Segmentation Types

    There are two types ofsegmentation: Segmentation for

    customers, and for Business.

    In AIESEC, one would be

    executed for recruitment and

    the other for TN Raising.

    However, the idea is the samefor both.

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    BenchmarkingProcess and procedures

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    Planning

    You have to identify whichprocess needs to be studied and

    submitted to benchmarking.

    After, you need to look for

    comparable organizations.

    Determine the way to collect

    the data, and finally collect thenecessary data.

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    Analysis

    Here you must measure yourcurrent performance of the

    subject ofstudy.

    Once that is done, you must

    project how you want the

    process to be executed.

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    Integration

    In this step, you need tocommunicate what the teamfound with the benchmarking.

    It is very important tocommunicate this in order tocreate the acceptance

    needed to execute thechanges.

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    Action

    This is the step where you andyour team start implementingthe changes in the process thatis being intervened.

    Its very important to have aconstant follow up, on how isthe process being executedand changed.

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    Maturity

    Once the process has beencorrected, and the future

    vision achieved. You must look

    for improving points for the next

    process that needs intervention.

    This way you will be always

    innovating, and that will keepthe product fresh and new.

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    Budget!

    Always remember to have abudget to execute this process.

    No budgetno benchmarking,

    no improvement,

    no growth.