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Preparing the Marketing Research Brief and Proposal

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Regardless of who carries out the work involved in a market research project, it is important that a clear brief is produced against which the subsequent work will be undertaken and judged. The research brief, which should be produced in both written and verbal form, is a key document and the starting-point. In its preparation it is important that the following questions are to the fore:

  • What do we want to know?

  • What will we do with the information when we get it?

In this way clearly defined objectives can be set and adhered to.

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© 1995 Mike Meldrum and Malcolm McDonald

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Meldrum, M., McDonald, M. (1995). Preparing the Marketing Research Brief and Proposal. In: Key Marketing Concepts. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-13877-7_14

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