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Conducting Market Research With Supermarkets and Food Chains

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Same ethnicity, different viewpoints
Acculturation has a profound effect on the Hispanic consumer’s viewpoints. Marketers must measure the level of acculturation to be able to accurately analyze a consumer’s tastes and consumption habits.
Data Use: Measuring and maximizing the ROI of a loyalty program
Using a grocery-store chain as an example, the author explores a method of optimizing a shopper loyalty program using survey research, data mining and the Monte Carlo method.
A Mississippi trade organization uses research to help its farm-raised catfish catch on with consumers
The Catfish Institute uses an ongoing telephone study with hundreds of households in different regions of the country, research regarding catfish nutrients, a regular survey of retailers in 12 markets nationwide, and focus groups in its marketing efforts.
In Case You Missed It... October 2008
News and notes on marketing and research: grocery stores; in-store sampling; presidential politics; political affiliations
Hispanic marketing Q&A
The author presents, in question-and-answer style, an examination of a number of issues related to Hispanic marketing, including how Hispanic consumers experience grocery shopping, the effectiveness of a culture-specific communication approach, and the role of corporate responsibility in Hispanic marketing.

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Recent Articles

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How 3-D storytelling collages can jump-start focus group discussions
The author explains how 3-D collaging gives respondents a wider range of artifacts with which to express their feelings on a product or service, potentially unearthing a richer lode of insights.
In Case You Missed It... April 2011
News and notes on marketing research: pricing and quantity for vice vs. virtue foods; why consumers abandon companies online; bargain-hunting for groceries
Moms and their (mis)perceptions of processed foods
At the Institute of Food Technologists' annual wellness conference, HealthFocus International convened a panel of five mothers to discuss U.S. perceptions and understanding of processed foods.
Trade Talk: IIR conference demonstrated the power of collaboration
Quirk's Editor Joe Rydholm discusses the major themes of The Market Research Event 2010.
Using relationship theory to drive customer retention and acquisition
With examples from the grocery industry, the author explores the relationship investment model and the value of establishing and maintaining a customer’s sense of trust in and loyalty to a retail brand.

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