BEN1 / Voc. 12-28

all words 2/2

all words 2/2


M. E.
This set of flashcards helps university-level English learners expand their vocabulary with business and marketing terms. The flashcard set covers a wide range of expressions related to branding, marketing strategies, and business operations, such as "brand positioning," "target group," and "data management." With the "answer first" learning setting, you can reverse the learning direction – from the target language to the source language. Ideal for students and professionals aiming to enhance their English fluency in academic and business contexts, this set supports intermediate to advanced learners seeking to refine their terminology and communication skills.
Flashcards
235
Students
14
Language
English
Category
English
Level
University
Created / Updated
28.10.2016 / 11.12.2017

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meet expectations

if a product meets expectations, it is as good as the customer hoped

repeat business

when customers continue to buy the same product or use the same service each time they need it

word-of-mouth

when people tell other people about something

analyse the data

read the data and provide detailed information from it

behavioural data

information about what people buy

chat room

a place on the Internet where you can discuss something with other people

collect the data

collect the information

define the problem

to find out what the cause of a problem is

define the research objectives

to find the exact purpose of the research

develop the reserch plan

decide how the reserch is to be carried out

draw conclusions

to form an opinion after looking at facts and figures, and thinking about something

experimental research

the use of scientific experiments to test explanations or causes and find the correct one

latest trend

a recent way that something is changing

mall intercept

the act of stopping someone in a shopping centre in order to ask them some questions

market

the people who might want to buy something, or a part of the world where something is sold

market inteligence

knowledge about a market

market research

the collection an examination of information about what products people like to buy and what they think of products they have bought

market research firm

a company that collects and examines information about what products people like to buy and what they think of products they have bought

marketing mix

the factors that companies use in different combinations for encouraging different types of people to buy something

marketing plan

a plan of how you are going to encourage people to buy a product or service

marketing research

the collection and examination of information about what products people like to buy and what they think of products they have bought

marketing research firm

a specialized firm that finds out what the market requires

marketing mix

the factors that companies use in different combinations for encouraging different types of people to buy something

marketing plan

a plan of how you are going to encourage people to buy a product or service

moderator

someone who is in charge of a group discussion

mystery shopper

someone who pretends to be a real customer, sent by a company as a way of finding out whether customers receive a good service

observational approach
 

method that involves watching someone or something

online focus group

a group of people who are asked to take part in an internet discussion about a product, and to say what they like and so not like about it

operational

relating to the way that an activity is done

present the findings

to communicate the results

primary data

information that has been collected for a particular purpose

questionnaire

a set of questions to fing out what people think about something

research objectives

the things you are trying to achieve by studying something

researcher

a person who conducts market research

sample

a group of people who used for getting information about a larger group

secondary data

information that is already available

securities

investment in a company or in government debt which can be traded on the financial markets and which produces an income for the investor

statistical technique

a matheatical method used for studying a large amount of information

strategic marketing plan

a plan of how to market products or services which will affect a company's future

survey research

the use of a set of questions to find out what people think about something

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