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This practical introduction to audience research shows students that conducting consumer research is not only a necessary skill for any future media professional but that it can also be a creative and fun experience. Students learn how to plan for and complete a research projects from the initial RFP to the final presentation of findings.
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This practical introduction to audience research shows students that conducting consumer research is not only a necessary skill for any future media professional but that it can also be a creative and fun experience. Students learn how to plan for and complete a research projects from the initial RFP to the final presentation of findings.
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- Verlag: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
- Seitenzahl: 248
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Juni 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 178mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 480g
- ISBN-13: 9781538145524
- ISBN-10: 1538145529
- Artikelnr.: 61431775
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
- Seitenzahl: 248
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Juni 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 178mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 480g
- ISBN-13: 9781538145524
- ISBN-10: 1538145529
- Artikelnr.: 61431775
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Danielle Sarver Coombs (Ph.D., Louisiana State University) is a professor in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Kent State University (Ohio, USA). She is the co-author of Female Fans of the NFL (Routledge, 2016) and author of Last Man Standing: Media, Framing, and the 2012 Republican Primary (Rowman & Littlefield, 2014). Coombs co-edited three anthologies for Praeger: Debates for the Digital Age (2015); We Are What We Sell (2014), and American History through American Sports (2012). Danielle has published research on sport fans and fandom in a number of prestigious journals, including the Howard Journal of Communications, Liminalities, the Journal of Sport & Social Issues, Sport in Society, International Journal of Sport Communication, and Public Relations Research. She served as the interim associate dean for the College of Communication and Information at Kent State University from 2016-2018. Before transitioning to academia, Danielle worked in consumer insights research for brands across a wide range of sectors, including fashion, media, public organizations, and consumer packaged goods.
Table of Contents
PART I: PREPARATION
Chapter 1: Introduction and Overview
What is Research?How We See the WorldPlanning for Research DesignWorking on
TeamsHow to Use this BookKey TermsChapter 2: Working with Clients
General Best PracticesLooking Good (And by "Good," I Mean
Professional)Confidence is Key. So is Humility.Getting Work
StartedResponding to RFPsPitching New BusinessUnderstanding and Assessing
NeedsBusiness Objectives and Research ObjectivesDeveloping Actionable
Research QuestionsEstablishing and Working with BudgetsBest Practices & Key
Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 3: Secondary Research and Analysis
Conducting Secondary ResearchSecondary Research SourcesNon-Public
SourcesPublic SourcesBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 4:
Applied Research Ethics
Why This MattersKey Ethical PrinciplesApplied Research EthicsGaining
ConsentAnonymity versus ConfidentialityPrivacy Laws and Legal
ImplicationsConducting Research OnlineAccurate Representation of Ideas, or
How to Avoid PlagiarismBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysKey TermsPART II:
QUALITATIVE RESEARCH
Chapter 5: Qualitative Research Design and Considerations
Why Do Qualitative Research?BenefitsLimitationsQualitative
MethodsInterviewsEthnographiesParticipant ObservationFocus GroupsOnline
CommunitiesEnsuring RigorWays to Ensure RigorBest Practices & Key
Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 6: Qualitative Data Collection
Writing an Effective InstrumentGuide StructureTips for WritingGeneral Best
PracticesRecord, Record, RecordData Collection: In the FieldConducting
InterviewsConducting EthnographiesConducting Focus GroupsConducting
Qualitative Research OnlineBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysChapter 7: Using
Creative Exercises for Deeper Insights
General Best PracticesGenerating Good DataTypes of Creative
ExercisesCollageDrawings and StorytellingBring Brands to
LifeFill-In-The-Blank"Magic Wand"Creating Lists and Organizing DataCard
SortsMarketing ExecBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 8:
Qualitative Data Analysis and Reporting
General Best Practices: During FieldingGeneral Best Practices:
Post-Collection Data AnalysisIn the DebriefTopline Research ReportBest
Practices & Key Take-AwaysPART III: QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
Chapter 9: Quantitative Research Design and Best Practices
Why Do Quantitative Research?BenefitsLimitationsBasic Principles and
CharacteristicsCorrelation is Not CausationStandardizationHypotheses versus
Research QuestionsSampling and SamplesProbability SamplingNonprobability
SamplingError, Margin of Error, and Confidence LevelQuantitative Research
for AcademicsBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 10:
Quantitative Data Collection
General Best PracticesPreparing to Write Your SurveyStructuring Your
SurveyScreenerThe BodyDemographicsEditing Your SurveyWriting Good
QuestionsDifferent Types of QuestionsBasic Rules for Writing
QuestionsWriting Good ResponsesTrend StudiesBest Practices & Key
Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 11: Quantitative Data Analysis and Reporting
Good Preparation, Good DataEnsuring Data AccuracyDescriptive
StatisticsWeightingChecking on What Happens in the "Black Box"Statistical
Models for the Non-StatisticiansConjoint AnalysisMaximum-Difference Scaling
(MaxDiff)Discrete Choice ModelingFactor AnalysisCluster AnalysisData
Reports and BannersDebriefing and Data AnalysisPreparing for your
DebriefDebriefingReporting Quantitative ResearchBest Practices & Key
Take-AwaysKey TermsPART IV: REPORTING FINDINGS
Chapter 12: Writing Your Report
Goal and PurposeDevelop Your "Elevator Pitch"Organizing Your
ThoughtsPreparing your OutlineIntegrate and Synthesize Insights into
ThemesPlan your SignpostingBake in TransitionsFlesh out your
RecommendationsAlways Come Back to your StoryTelling a StoryKeep the Story
MovingShare Data StrategicallyFocus on your FlowStay FocusedReport
SectionsReport FormatsBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 13:
Developing (and Designing) Your Deliverable
Designing your DeliverableMake Sure your Story is ClearMake Signposts
ClearMetaphors MatterDeliverable FormatsDesign Basics (Very, Very
Basics)Designing your DeliverableHierarchyConsistencyEffective Use of Color
and ContrastPresenting DataForms of Data PresentationGuidelines for
Presenting DataBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 14: The
Client Presentation
Goal and PurposePreparationKnow your AudienceKnow your
MaterialInternalizingDuring the PresentationWrapping Up the ProjectBack in
the OfficeBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysFinal Thoughts
PART I: PREPARATION
Chapter 1: Introduction and Overview
What is Research?How We See the WorldPlanning for Research DesignWorking on
TeamsHow to Use this BookKey TermsChapter 2: Working with Clients
General Best PracticesLooking Good (And by "Good," I Mean
Professional)Confidence is Key. So is Humility.Getting Work
StartedResponding to RFPsPitching New BusinessUnderstanding and Assessing
NeedsBusiness Objectives and Research ObjectivesDeveloping Actionable
Research QuestionsEstablishing and Working with BudgetsBest Practices & Key
Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 3: Secondary Research and Analysis
Conducting Secondary ResearchSecondary Research SourcesNon-Public
SourcesPublic SourcesBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 4:
Applied Research Ethics
Why This MattersKey Ethical PrinciplesApplied Research EthicsGaining
ConsentAnonymity versus ConfidentialityPrivacy Laws and Legal
ImplicationsConducting Research OnlineAccurate Representation of Ideas, or
How to Avoid PlagiarismBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysKey TermsPART II:
QUALITATIVE RESEARCH
Chapter 5: Qualitative Research Design and Considerations
Why Do Qualitative Research?BenefitsLimitationsQualitative
MethodsInterviewsEthnographiesParticipant ObservationFocus GroupsOnline
CommunitiesEnsuring RigorWays to Ensure RigorBest Practices & Key
Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 6: Qualitative Data Collection
Writing an Effective InstrumentGuide StructureTips for WritingGeneral Best
PracticesRecord, Record, RecordData Collection: In the FieldConducting
InterviewsConducting EthnographiesConducting Focus GroupsConducting
Qualitative Research OnlineBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysChapter 7: Using
Creative Exercises for Deeper Insights
General Best PracticesGenerating Good DataTypes of Creative
ExercisesCollageDrawings and StorytellingBring Brands to
LifeFill-In-The-Blank"Magic Wand"Creating Lists and Organizing DataCard
SortsMarketing ExecBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 8:
Qualitative Data Analysis and Reporting
General Best Practices: During FieldingGeneral Best Practices:
Post-Collection Data AnalysisIn the DebriefTopline Research ReportBest
Practices & Key Take-AwaysPART III: QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
Chapter 9: Quantitative Research Design and Best Practices
Why Do Quantitative Research?BenefitsLimitationsBasic Principles and
CharacteristicsCorrelation is Not CausationStandardizationHypotheses versus
Research QuestionsSampling and SamplesProbability SamplingNonprobability
SamplingError, Margin of Error, and Confidence LevelQuantitative Research
for AcademicsBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 10:
Quantitative Data Collection
General Best PracticesPreparing to Write Your SurveyStructuring Your
SurveyScreenerThe BodyDemographicsEditing Your SurveyWriting Good
QuestionsDifferent Types of QuestionsBasic Rules for Writing
QuestionsWriting Good ResponsesTrend StudiesBest Practices & Key
Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 11: Quantitative Data Analysis and Reporting
Good Preparation, Good DataEnsuring Data AccuracyDescriptive
StatisticsWeightingChecking on What Happens in the "Black Box"Statistical
Models for the Non-StatisticiansConjoint AnalysisMaximum-Difference Scaling
(MaxDiff)Discrete Choice ModelingFactor AnalysisCluster AnalysisData
Reports and BannersDebriefing and Data AnalysisPreparing for your
DebriefDebriefingReporting Quantitative ResearchBest Practices & Key
Take-AwaysKey TermsPART IV: REPORTING FINDINGS
Chapter 12: Writing Your Report
Goal and PurposeDevelop Your "Elevator Pitch"Organizing Your
ThoughtsPreparing your OutlineIntegrate and Synthesize Insights into
ThemesPlan your SignpostingBake in TransitionsFlesh out your
RecommendationsAlways Come Back to your StoryTelling a StoryKeep the Story
MovingShare Data StrategicallyFocus on your FlowStay FocusedReport
SectionsReport FormatsBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 13:
Developing (and Designing) Your Deliverable
Designing your DeliverableMake Sure your Story is ClearMake Signposts
ClearMetaphors MatterDeliverable FormatsDesign Basics (Very, Very
Basics)Designing your DeliverableHierarchyConsistencyEffective Use of Color
and ContrastPresenting DataForms of Data PresentationGuidelines for
Presenting DataBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 14: The
Client Presentation
Goal and PurposePreparationKnow your AudienceKnow your
MaterialInternalizingDuring the PresentationWrapping Up the ProjectBack in
the OfficeBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysFinal Thoughts
Table of Contents
PART I: PREPARATION
Chapter 1: Introduction and Overview
What is Research?How We See the WorldPlanning for Research DesignWorking on
TeamsHow to Use this BookKey TermsChapter 2: Working with Clients
General Best PracticesLooking Good (And by "Good," I Mean
Professional)Confidence is Key. So is Humility.Getting Work
StartedResponding to RFPsPitching New BusinessUnderstanding and Assessing
NeedsBusiness Objectives and Research ObjectivesDeveloping Actionable
Research QuestionsEstablishing and Working with BudgetsBest Practices & Key
Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 3: Secondary Research and Analysis
Conducting Secondary ResearchSecondary Research SourcesNon-Public
SourcesPublic SourcesBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 4:
Applied Research Ethics
Why This MattersKey Ethical PrinciplesApplied Research EthicsGaining
ConsentAnonymity versus ConfidentialityPrivacy Laws and Legal
ImplicationsConducting Research OnlineAccurate Representation of Ideas, or
How to Avoid PlagiarismBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysKey TermsPART II:
QUALITATIVE RESEARCH
Chapter 5: Qualitative Research Design and Considerations
Why Do Qualitative Research?BenefitsLimitationsQualitative
MethodsInterviewsEthnographiesParticipant ObservationFocus GroupsOnline
CommunitiesEnsuring RigorWays to Ensure RigorBest Practices & Key
Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 6: Qualitative Data Collection
Writing an Effective InstrumentGuide StructureTips for WritingGeneral Best
PracticesRecord, Record, RecordData Collection: In the FieldConducting
InterviewsConducting EthnographiesConducting Focus GroupsConducting
Qualitative Research OnlineBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysChapter 7: Using
Creative Exercises for Deeper Insights
General Best PracticesGenerating Good DataTypes of Creative
ExercisesCollageDrawings and StorytellingBring Brands to
LifeFill-In-The-Blank"Magic Wand"Creating Lists and Organizing DataCard
SortsMarketing ExecBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 8:
Qualitative Data Analysis and Reporting
General Best Practices: During FieldingGeneral Best Practices:
Post-Collection Data AnalysisIn the DebriefTopline Research ReportBest
Practices & Key Take-AwaysPART III: QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
Chapter 9: Quantitative Research Design and Best Practices
Why Do Quantitative Research?BenefitsLimitationsBasic Principles and
CharacteristicsCorrelation is Not CausationStandardizationHypotheses versus
Research QuestionsSampling and SamplesProbability SamplingNonprobability
SamplingError, Margin of Error, and Confidence LevelQuantitative Research
for AcademicsBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 10:
Quantitative Data Collection
General Best PracticesPreparing to Write Your SurveyStructuring Your
SurveyScreenerThe BodyDemographicsEditing Your SurveyWriting Good
QuestionsDifferent Types of QuestionsBasic Rules for Writing
QuestionsWriting Good ResponsesTrend StudiesBest Practices & Key
Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 11: Quantitative Data Analysis and Reporting
Good Preparation, Good DataEnsuring Data AccuracyDescriptive
StatisticsWeightingChecking on What Happens in the "Black Box"Statistical
Models for the Non-StatisticiansConjoint AnalysisMaximum-Difference Scaling
(MaxDiff)Discrete Choice ModelingFactor AnalysisCluster AnalysisData
Reports and BannersDebriefing and Data AnalysisPreparing for your
DebriefDebriefingReporting Quantitative ResearchBest Practices & Key
Take-AwaysKey TermsPART IV: REPORTING FINDINGS
Chapter 12: Writing Your Report
Goal and PurposeDevelop Your "Elevator Pitch"Organizing Your
ThoughtsPreparing your OutlineIntegrate and Synthesize Insights into
ThemesPlan your SignpostingBake in TransitionsFlesh out your
RecommendationsAlways Come Back to your StoryTelling a StoryKeep the Story
MovingShare Data StrategicallyFocus on your FlowStay FocusedReport
SectionsReport FormatsBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 13:
Developing (and Designing) Your Deliverable
Designing your DeliverableMake Sure your Story is ClearMake Signposts
ClearMetaphors MatterDeliverable FormatsDesign Basics (Very, Very
Basics)Designing your DeliverableHierarchyConsistencyEffective Use of Color
and ContrastPresenting DataForms of Data PresentationGuidelines for
Presenting DataBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 14: The
Client Presentation
Goal and PurposePreparationKnow your AudienceKnow your
MaterialInternalizingDuring the PresentationWrapping Up the ProjectBack in
the OfficeBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysFinal Thoughts
PART I: PREPARATION
Chapter 1: Introduction and Overview
What is Research?How We See the WorldPlanning for Research DesignWorking on
TeamsHow to Use this BookKey TermsChapter 2: Working with Clients
General Best PracticesLooking Good (And by "Good," I Mean
Professional)Confidence is Key. So is Humility.Getting Work
StartedResponding to RFPsPitching New BusinessUnderstanding and Assessing
NeedsBusiness Objectives and Research ObjectivesDeveloping Actionable
Research QuestionsEstablishing and Working with BudgetsBest Practices & Key
Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 3: Secondary Research and Analysis
Conducting Secondary ResearchSecondary Research SourcesNon-Public
SourcesPublic SourcesBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 4:
Applied Research Ethics
Why This MattersKey Ethical PrinciplesApplied Research EthicsGaining
ConsentAnonymity versus ConfidentialityPrivacy Laws and Legal
ImplicationsConducting Research OnlineAccurate Representation of Ideas, or
How to Avoid PlagiarismBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysKey TermsPART II:
QUALITATIVE RESEARCH
Chapter 5: Qualitative Research Design and Considerations
Why Do Qualitative Research?BenefitsLimitationsQualitative
MethodsInterviewsEthnographiesParticipant ObservationFocus GroupsOnline
CommunitiesEnsuring RigorWays to Ensure RigorBest Practices & Key
Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 6: Qualitative Data Collection
Writing an Effective InstrumentGuide StructureTips for WritingGeneral Best
PracticesRecord, Record, RecordData Collection: In the FieldConducting
InterviewsConducting EthnographiesConducting Focus GroupsConducting
Qualitative Research OnlineBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysChapter 7: Using
Creative Exercises for Deeper Insights
General Best PracticesGenerating Good DataTypes of Creative
ExercisesCollageDrawings and StorytellingBring Brands to
LifeFill-In-The-Blank"Magic Wand"Creating Lists and Organizing DataCard
SortsMarketing ExecBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 8:
Qualitative Data Analysis and Reporting
General Best Practices: During FieldingGeneral Best Practices:
Post-Collection Data AnalysisIn the DebriefTopline Research ReportBest
Practices & Key Take-AwaysPART III: QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
Chapter 9: Quantitative Research Design and Best Practices
Why Do Quantitative Research?BenefitsLimitationsBasic Principles and
CharacteristicsCorrelation is Not CausationStandardizationHypotheses versus
Research QuestionsSampling and SamplesProbability SamplingNonprobability
SamplingError, Margin of Error, and Confidence LevelQuantitative Research
for AcademicsBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 10:
Quantitative Data Collection
General Best PracticesPreparing to Write Your SurveyStructuring Your
SurveyScreenerThe BodyDemographicsEditing Your SurveyWriting Good
QuestionsDifferent Types of QuestionsBasic Rules for Writing
QuestionsWriting Good ResponsesTrend StudiesBest Practices & Key
Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 11: Quantitative Data Analysis and Reporting
Good Preparation, Good DataEnsuring Data AccuracyDescriptive
StatisticsWeightingChecking on What Happens in the "Black Box"Statistical
Models for the Non-StatisticiansConjoint AnalysisMaximum-Difference Scaling
(MaxDiff)Discrete Choice ModelingFactor AnalysisCluster AnalysisData
Reports and BannersDebriefing and Data AnalysisPreparing for your
DebriefDebriefingReporting Quantitative ResearchBest Practices & Key
Take-AwaysKey TermsPART IV: REPORTING FINDINGS
Chapter 12: Writing Your Report
Goal and PurposeDevelop Your "Elevator Pitch"Organizing Your
ThoughtsPreparing your OutlineIntegrate and Synthesize Insights into
ThemesPlan your SignpostingBake in TransitionsFlesh out your
RecommendationsAlways Come Back to your StoryTelling a StoryKeep the Story
MovingShare Data StrategicallyFocus on your FlowStay FocusedReport
SectionsReport FormatsBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 13:
Developing (and Designing) Your Deliverable
Designing your DeliverableMake Sure your Story is ClearMake Signposts
ClearMetaphors MatterDeliverable FormatsDesign Basics (Very, Very
Basics)Designing your DeliverableHierarchyConsistencyEffective Use of Color
and ContrastPresenting DataForms of Data PresentationGuidelines for
Presenting DataBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysKey TermsChapter 14: The
Client Presentation
Goal and PurposePreparationKnow your AudienceKnow your
MaterialInternalizingDuring the PresentationWrapping Up the ProjectBack in
the OfficeBest Practices & Key Take-AwaysFinal Thoughts







