10. 3 Driving Forces of New Venture
Opportunity Entrepreneur
Fits & Gaps
Business Plan
Resources
11. Challenges for New Venture
Limited resources
• Financial & Managerial
Time Constraint
Little or No Market Share
Decision Making
• Muddled by strong personal biases and beliefs
Managing stakeholders
• Not just end customer but investors, staffs, business
partners
Thus, market information is vital
12. BASIC DEFINITION
Any organized effort in gathering
relevant data that subsequently
translated into information about
the market place to operate
potential business venture.
13. PRACTICAL DEFINITION
Systematic gathering
and interpretation of
information about
individuals or
organizations
Using statistical and
analytical methods to
gain insight about the
future operation or to
support decision making
14. FUNCTIONS
• Provides important information to
MARKET
identify and analyze the market
DESCRIPTION : need & market size
• What do potential customers’
• need (necessity),
• want (desire), or
MARKET IDEAS: • believe (trend).
• Discovering how they act to things that
you will offer…
STRATEGIC • Key factors to get advantage over
MARKETING: competitors
15. Example I:
Market Ideas Strategic
Market
Description • Necessity: Standard Marketing
Sugar/Choc Donut
• Tasty • Desire: Assortment • Branding
• Public • Trend: Donashi by Big Apple • Price
• Varieties
• Festive Seasons
• Niche Customer
16. Market SCOPES
Market information
Spending
Power
Market segmentation
Specific Market
Population
Size
Customer
Market trends
Personalities:
Competitive,
What’s Hot ?
Spontaneous,
Supply What’s Cool ?
Social &
& Methodological
Demand
17. Example II: Idea of Selling Raincoat
@ MMU Cyberjaya
• Prices – Look @ Market Price (RM 40 – 70)
Market • Size – Number of population
• Supply & Demand –
Information: • Do people wear raincoat?
• Any supplier?
Market • Gender
Segmentation • Classify them according to their personalities
• What Brand is the current favorite?
Market Trends • What type of color?
19. CUSTOMER CHOICE PROCESS
PROVIDER CUSTOMER
Create & Capture
Value Awareness
Product features
Price Perception
Deliver &
Communicate Preferences
Value
Availability
Choice
Advertising
Sales Force
Public Relations Satisfaction/Loyalty
Guerilla Marketing
20. How to do survey?
Define Market Space
Choose Method
Primary Secondary
Data Collection
Survey Literature Review
Data Analysis & Findings
Statistics – Mean, Mode, Median etc…
Outline strategies
26. Just a thought!!
Terence Conran
(founder of Conran Shop,UK)
“Market research can be
not just misleading, but
disastrous for people
who work on instinct.”