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Describe the participation observation technique and provide an example.
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When Sony targeted the Walkman to joggers who would appreciate the break from a tedious activity, the company was
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Participant observation is a process where the researcher actively participates with the customer to gain insights that other techniques may not be able to generate.
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A caution you should heed when conducting secondary research is that
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How do companies co-create value with the customer, and which medium is helping to facilitate this?
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A guided discussion with a group of respondents such as customers is referred to as
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In ethnographies, the researcher becomes a customer to learn more about customer needs and value drivers.
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Research that has already been conducted by someone else is referred to as
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While formal market research is useful, do not discount informal ways to listen to your customers.
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Secondary research techniques are also known as exploratory research techniques.
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The medium that allows smart companies to involve the consumer in the innovation process is
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What type of data collection is the depth interview method most appropriate for?
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Companies like Dyson know that customers need a set of complementary goods and services to complete the experience.
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Companies that do not understand their customers are likely to
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Smart companies challenging the product-centric approach to marketing are embracing a method whereby they are
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Harley Davidson should turn to ethnography when trying to understand the emotional connection to the brand that would cause customers to tattoo the logo on their bodies.
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FedEx focused on the needs of different customers when it bought Kinko's, allowing customers to not only print but also to ship their documents.
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