Product Description
by Al Marshall (Author)
Marketing Research: A Managerial Approach is a new textbook that explains the market research process in a way that is easy to understand. The author discusses the main elements (problem identification, methodologies, data collection, analysis, reporting) and also places a strong focus on digital and observation-based research to reflect their growing role in marketing research practice. Balanced coverage is given to both qualitative and quantitative methodologies. The textbook provides the right amount of theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed for students who plan to become marketers and will use market research agencies rather than conduct the research themselves.
Learning features include suggested journal articles, key terms, review questions and also discussion questions. There are extensive examples provided throughout the textbook. There are also a range of online resources for lecturers to use in the classroom, including PowerPoint slides, a Teaching Guide and videos.
This textbook is suitable for all students studying marketing research at either an undergraduate or a postgraduate level.
Dr Al Marshall is a Senior Lecturer in Marketing and a Postgraduate Coordinator in the School of Business at Le Cordon Bleu and has had a long career in market research consultancies in different countries.
Author Biography
Dr Al Marshall is a Senior Lecturer in Marketing and a Postgraduate Coordinator in the School of Business at Le Cordon Bleu, the famous global French brand. Al lives in Australia and holds a doctorate in Marketing, Master′s degree by research in International Politics, and an Honours degree in Political Science and Sociology. He also has a Post Graduate Diploma in Marketing, and a Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education.
Al is the former National Discipline Chair in Marketing at the Australian Catholic University. He is also a past Visiting International Academic at the Paris School of Business (PSB), the Universite Paris Decartes and the University of Ingolstadt-Eichstatt in Germany.
His teaching specialisations include Marketing Research, International Marketing, Marketing Communications, Branding, and Consumer Behaviour.
He is a member of the Australian Research Society and is on the boards of two academic journals. Dr Marshall's professional consultancy work is in consumer market research and he holds the industry benchmark QPR (Qualified Practising Researcher) accreditation.
