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Internal Secondary Data & Analytics

Internal secondary data refers to data that is collected and held by an organization for purposes other than the current research problem. This includes operational data from loyalty cards and geodemographic data. Loyalty card data can be used to build customer profiles and understand purchasing patterns over time. Geodemographic data combines geographic and demographic information to allow analyses presented on maps. Combining different types of internal secondary data, along with external data, can provide valuable consumer insights.

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Internal Secondary Data & Analytics

Internal secondary data refers to data that is collected and held by an organization for purposes other than the current research problem. This includes operational data from loyalty cards and geodemographic data. Loyalty card data can be used to build customer profiles and understand purchasing patterns over time. Geodemographic data combines geographic and demographic information to allow analyses presented on maps. Combining different types of internal secondary data, along with external data, can provide valuable consumer insights.

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Internal Secondary

Data and Analytics


Arifa Afnan/1801102010038
introduction
Internal secondary data is Data held
within an organization for some
purpose other than a research
problem at hand. These data are
generally seen as being drawn from
operational data.
Example of
analysis •
•
Where are these customers located?
Which customers are the most loyal?
• Which customers are the most
profitable?
• Seasonal patterns of purchasing
behavior by product types and
• What products do customers buy? customer types.
• Which customers buy the most
products?
• Which customers repeat purchases?
• Which customers are more active
when there are special offers?
Benefits loyalty card to the researcher:

1. Profiles of customers can be built up.


Loyalty 2.
3.
One big laboratory
Refining the marketing process.
card 4. Developing a clear understanding of
‘gaps’ in the knowledge of consumers
5. Linking behavioral and attitudinal data.
Geodemographic Data
Analyses
● Geodemographic Information System is a business tool that matches
geographic information with demographic information, allowing analyses to
be presented on thematic maps.

● The earliest forms of Geodemographic Information System were developed


in the early 1980s and were immediately a great success

● From a marketing decision-making perspective, geography can be pivotal in


strategic thinking. Knowing where one’s consumers are located affects the
means and costs of distribution.
Big Data
● One of the more confusing aspects of big data is that it is
not solely, or even mainly, about the ‘bigness’ or volume of
data. Data volume is one of four dimensions of big data that
have been identified by IBM.

Volume Velocity Variety Veracity


Problem with Skills in analyzing
big data data

Data quality

Organizations and
culture
Web Analytics

The process of measuring and understanding the interaction with, and impact of,
a website can be broadly termed as web analytics.

 Collection of data
 Processing of data into information
 Developing key performance indicators
 Formulating online strategy
 Experiments and testing's
Linking Different Types of Data
Approaches to Gaining
Consumer Insight
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