The US Market for Bath
and Shower Products survey report reflects the 2005 market and its projection
for the following tend over the next ten years to boost the sales of bath
products and shower gels over bar soaps. The report methodology includes both primary meaning exploratory
and secondary being descriptive research. “The report uses data from IRI, which
tracks sales through retail channels (F/D/M, food stores, drug stores and mass-merchandisers).
The mass-market sales figures discussed are estimated sales through different retail
channels other than Wal-Mart. Based on half-yearly data for 2005, full year
2005 is estimated and projections up to 2010 have been made” (Netscribes, 2005).
The exploratory research was used to survey a sample
of 24,136 U.S. adults, who represent a statistically accurate cross-section of
the U.S. adult population. The consumer survey includes consumer attitudes
towards different categories, brand preference and the frequency of purchase. The
survey has been used to derive detailed demographic profiles of consumers using
a particular product. This “exploratory research is conducted to clarify
ambiguous situations or discover ideas that may be potential business
opportunities. Exploratory research is not intended to provide conclusive
evidence from which to determine a particular course of action” (Zikmundt &
Babin,2010).
Then using “descriptive research, as the name implies,
describes characteristics of objects, people, groups, organizations, or
environments………” the research company “tries to paint a picture” of a given
situation” (Zikmundt & Babin,2010).
That descriptive research addressed who, what, when, where, why, and how
questions and the information that was gather in the research survey was then
applied to the descriptive analysis to project the transformation or creation
of new product from existing products that were being sold.
This survey did not include any casual studies. I am sure it is because of the time line that was laid out in order to complete the study. There was not enough time to complete one.
This survey did not include any casual studies. I am sure it is because of the time line that was laid out in order to complete the study. There was not enough time to complete one.
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