Marketing research is the systematic design, collection, analysis, and reporting of data relevant to a specific marketing situation facing an organization. This course will first teach you the steps in the marketing research process. You will study its four components and look into the important sources of information for the internal reporting system. The course will then discuss data mining, including the patterns that can be mined, the sources of competitive intelligence, collaborative filtering, and content filtering.

Marketing research is a systematic and objective process which involves identification, collection, analysis, dissemination, and application of information. This course will discuss problem identification research and problem-solving research. You will study the three types of marketing research firms, the problem definition process, the two types of research design, and the two types of data. You will also study exploratory research design, the different forms of projective techniques, ethnography, and more.

The Marketing information system serves company managers as well as external partners and must balance needs against feasibility. Upon the completion of this course, you will have a better understanding of the marketing information system and its importance for marketing decision-makers within a company. You will learn about the essential components that make up a marketing information system and learn how an organization can gain important information that is helpful for making marketing decisions. Check out the course, and gain these helpful insights, today!