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Using Surveys (Survey Analysis) to Gain Marketing Insights

About This Course

How do customers perceive your brand in comparison to your competitors? When a new product is released, how should it be positioned? What customer groups are the most interested in our existing offerings?

For these questions and many others, surveys remain the tried and true method for gaining marketing insights.

Surveys continue to be the tried and tested approach for getting marketing insights for these and many other topics. From one-time customer satisfaction surveys to ongoing brand tracking surveys, they give marketers the information they need to understand how their products, services, and brands are perceived by customers. Learners in Analytic Approaches for Survey Data will become acquainted with known statistical methods for transforming survey replies into insights that can be used to make decisions.

Factor analytics, cluster analysis, discriminant analysis, and multidimensional scaling are among the techniques presented. These strategies are provided inside the STP (Segmentation, Positioning, and Targeting) Framework, letting learners employ analytic tools to construct a marketing plan. Before registering for this course, it is advised to take another course on meaningful Marketing Insights and metrics.

Please keep in mind that this course would necessitate the usage of XL Stat, an Excel Add-on that learners would need to purchase. Because XL Stat offers a 30-day free trial, learners can complete this course without incurring additional costs.

Learning Objectives

From one-off customer satisfaction surveys to brand tracking surveys that are administering on a continuous basis, they provide the information that marketers need to understand how their products, services and brands are seen by consumers.
In Analytic Methods for Survey Data, statistical learners will become familiar with established methods for converting survey responses to insights that can support marketing decisions.
Techniques discussed include factor analytics, cluster analysis, discriminant analysis and multi-dimensional scaling.

Requirements

  • XL Stat
  • Excel Add-on

Target Audience

  • Students
  • Business Owners

Curriculum

Factor Analytics

Introduction
Reliability
Factor Analysis – Extracting the Factors
Factor Analysis – Eigenvalues
The Scores

Implementing Factor Analysis

Customer Segmentation

Perceptual Maps

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