a workshop presentation to bganz by dr richard w. benfield ccsu
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A MARKETING INFORMATION SYSTEM AND MARKET RESEARCH
FOR KNOWING YOUR VISITOR
A workshop presentation to BGANZ by
Dr Richard W. BenfieldCCSU
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Or is Memory and intuition better?
% Adults who garden? US UK % people who say shopping as #1 tourism
activity and % who say “Visiting Historic Sites”
Ave time spent in Mall How many museum visits are there per
day in the USA? % Managers/Management in Disneyworld Average spending per visit in restaurant
per person (which city is highest?)
Average Hotel Room rate ______ ? Of Americans say they have
visited an art museum, history museum, aquarium, zoo, botanical garden, or science and technology centers within the past six months.
82 % 86%
35% 14% 3 hours
2.3 million 48%
$25.00 Seattle $137.00
One third
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A Marketing Information system
People, equipment and proceduresTo
Gather, sort, analyze, evaluate and distribute
TIMELY AND ACCURATE INFORMATIONTo Marketing managers
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MARKETINGINFORMATION
SYSTEM
Marketing ResearchGovernment ReportsTrade Associations
The Media
Channel Members
Historic Data and Internal records
Salesreports
SpecialReports
Quarterly reports
Territory Reports
Sources
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Market Research
Emphasizes External information Focuses on solving problems Operates on a project basis Is past and present oriented…for use in
the future
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How to do Market Research I
1. What is our problem and thus management decision needs to be made?
2. What information do we need to make that decision?
3. What extent/quality of information does the problem require?
4. What is the time frame we have?
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How to do Market Research II
1. Recognize a problem2. Identify, define and delimit the problem3. Set Research objectives4. Create the research design5. Collect the data6. Analyze the data7. Communicate the results
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How to do Market Research III
There are two types of data:
1. Primary data.Data collected specifically for this project often called hard/original data…THE SURVEY METHOD OR OBSERVATIONAL RESEARCH OR THE semi- structured interview
2 Secondary dataData collected by some others (Census, tax rolls, Visitor info center) for some other purpose but usable for this project.
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Secondary DataSecondary Data Primary DataPrimary Data
•Existing Data•Surveys, letters, etc.
•External•Proprietary•Non-proprietary•Census data
•Existing Data•Surveys, letters, etc.
•External•Proprietary•Non-proprietary•Census data
•Focus Groups•Surveys•Observation•Interviews•Experiments
(Conducted in-house or contracted)
Sources of Information
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Instrument Design and Development
Five Types of Typical Question Design Errors
Double-Barreled Wording
Double-Barreled Wording
Loaded WordingLoaded Wording
Missing/Overlapping Alternatives
Missing/Overlapping Alternatives
Ambiguous Wording
Ambiguous Wording
Inappropriate Vocabulary
Inappropriate Vocabulary
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1. Loaded wording1. Rate the Excellence of our staff
2. Inappropriate Vocabulary1. Do you think our exhibition is Kid friendly
and they would think it cool?
3. Ambiguous wording1. Would you describe our exhibition as “Not
bad” or “good”?
4. Double Barreled wording1. Did you and your children enjoy the
exhibition?
5. Missing alternatives1. Will you come to the extra events we put on
in conjunction with Escher? Yes No?
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Primary Data Gathering methods
Personal Interviews Intercept Interviews Participant Observation Focus Groups Mail surveys Telephone interviews Delphi Techniques
Here is the issue: YOU DO NOT KNOW THE ANSWER …YOU MAY ONLY SUSPECT (WHO USES THE WEB?)
GET THE NUMBERS YOU CANNOT ARGUE
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Participant Observation in Queens Botanic garden
GPS (The Stalking Pervert!) Video Photographs Semi-Structured interviews Survey
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Data Gathering methods; a note on each
Mail surveys Hard to get back… No incentive (unless you
slip the buck like Dr Truly 15% 30% ) No guarantee of consistency of result Relatively cheap Can buy targeted mail lists Anthrax (and now Ricin) hurt the method
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Focus Group
8 people become the decision for 15 million? Cost (You must pay them) ($50.00 x 20 =$ 1000 x 3
= $3000)
Moderator must be very good to elicit the best out of the people
Not empirical: all qualitative/opinion
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Telephone Surveys
Only a specific clientele (Those who will give info over the phone – Elderly? Unemployed?)
Lots of refusals Lots of answering machines Expensive for Long Distance No control
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(Semi-structured) Personal interviews
Rambling One person does not an expert make Reluctance on part of interviewee Qualitative Time consuming
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Video to Face book and Delphi Technique
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Intercept Methods
Where can you do it (Not in a mall)? Many do not stop…representative? Inconvenient Bias (Young ladies/men?) Long, boring and tiring
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One overriding principal
GI - GO
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THE TEN RULES OF SURVEY DEVELOPMENT
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1. Obey my rules about wording
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2. Open with a wiffle question
What do you do in your leisure time? How many times have you been to our
garden?
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3. End with the sensitive questions
Sex (Its OK now to use “Sex’ it used to be gender) but it is still NOT a “Yes or No” proposition !
Income Age
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4. Group Demography together
Age Income Education Ethnicity Gender Household structure Zip (Not where do you live)
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5. Do not ask dumb questions
What gender are you?
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6. Quantify the qualitative
Likert scale 1-5 1-7 1-10
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7. Ask direct questionsKISS
What media do you watch?
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8. Ask specific questions
Special event Special exhibition Special showing
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9. Make the survey progressive/logical/ sequential
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10.Always ask yourself
…is this question useful? What was the weather like when …
Can I do something with the results?
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There seem to me to be five types of Garden survey
Basic Visitor surveys: who is our visitor? Demographic Psychographic
Satisfaction (upon exit) Did you like garden/ event/special show (exit interview)
How people find out about your Garden Economic surveys = Spending and origin
(often called Economic Impact IMPLAN) How do you reach (new) visitors =Media
habits and Social media is now hot.
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A couple of things you should know:
Demographic (Empirical or Quantitative) Data, cost, numbers
Psychographics (or qualitative) (Values, attitudes and lifestyles)
Tough (how do you quantify/describe?) BUT it may be the way people behave (what if all the people going to Mark Twain House are history buffs i.e. not a demographic, income, age variable?)
Likert scale: a graduated scale to express degree of preference (not an absolute proposition) or attitude
Heavily qualitative 1. Strongly agree 2 Agree 3. Neutral 4, Disagree 5. Strongly disagree
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OK Now you do a survey …
First survey ever WHO IS OUR VISITOR?
How did they find you? Want to know patterns of movement within
the garden (do they use café?) Spending outside/at/in the garden (Local Council
is on your but to justify your existence)
BIG ONE: Attitudes towards … (what did they like in your garden?)
What is their Demographic profile What is their Psychographic Profile?
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In Garden Tourism Market Research we usually need to know:
1. Origin2. Destination3. # in party4. # of days stayed5 Types of Transportation used6. Amount of planning for a trip7. Attractions visited8. Events attended
9. Preferred activities10. Opinion of events/attractions11. Complaints12. Purpose of visit13. Reason for visit (Goals)14. Extent goals met (Satisfaction)15. Repeat visits
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Tourism Market Research Data (contd)
16. Types of accommodation17. How did you hear of us? Source of info
Media habits18. Length of trip19. Constraints on travel20. Personal influences21. Use of Tour operator/travel agent22. Opinions, values, perceptions attitudes
(Psychographics)
23. DemographicsAgeSex Family CompositionIncomeEmploymentEducation level
24. Information consulted esp web and now social media
25. Decision making process/time/makers
26. Special Needs (Cultural, linguistic, disabilities)
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Analyzing the data
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SPSSFirst Tab Data View
Second Tab – Variable View
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Quantitative methods available through SPSS
Descriptive (mean, medium, frequencies) Simple Regression essentially predictive (on
one variable) Multiple regression (on multiple
variables) Factor analysis (what emerges as the
strongest factor) Analysis of Variance Analysis of Covariance Simple correlation Cluster analysis Commonalities in
“cluster” Canonical correlation
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