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Quantitative research |
CYMAR Market Research Ltd. offers the following types of primary level quantitative studies:
Ad Hoc studies, designed and undertaken according to clients' requirements:
Market penetration studies
Habits and attitude studies
Business image studies
Concept test
Product tests
Packaging and brand name tests
Product/ services image studies
Introduction of new products/ services studies
Sampling effectiveness
Customer satisfaction studies
Personnel satisfaction studies
Service quality (Servqual) studies
Customer segmentation studies
Advertising studies:
Pre-test of advertisements
Day after recall surveys
Advertising effectiveness studies
Mystery shopper studies, measuring the "moment of truth", the level of service
provided by company employees when servicing a customer
Media studies, tracking electronic media audience levels and printed press readership
Omnibus studies, that are syndicated among several clients and offer the opportunity to obtain key market figures at a low cost
Opinion polls
Surveys on socioeconomic issues
Image of politicians and political parties
Voting intentions
The research methodologies used depend on the nature of the study and the time frame within which the project must be completed.
Sample selection is provisional of the study's objectives and depends on the target groups among the population. CYMAR has its
own software packages that ensure random sample selection and reliability of results.
The use of the latest statistical software packages allows CYMAR to provide its customers with in-depth analysis of results. We
go well beyond basic tabulations and significance testing. We employ a number of statistical methods to provide complete solutions
to our clients. A few examples of such methods are segmentation studies (Cluster Analysis), the prioritisation of business
components that require improvement, reduction of data into principal factors (Factor/Correspondence analysis), and examinations
of product/service characteristics that play important roles in purchasing decisions (Conjoint Analysis). |
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