This document outlines the background, problem statement, objectives, significance, methodology, and limitations of a study analyzing brand preference for cosmetic products. The main objective is to analyze consumers' brand preference for face cream by examining the impact of demographics on brand preference and switching, evaluating the drivers and importance of brand preference, and providing guidelines for creating consumer-oriented brands. The study will use a descriptive and exploratory research design to collect primary data from consumers and vendors in Kathmandu via questionnaires. However, the study is limited to analyzing only brand preference for face cream in Kathmandu, and relies on self-reported survey responses.
This document outlines the background, problem statement, objectives, significance, methodology, and limitations of a study analyzing brand preference for cosmetic products. The main objective is to analyze consumers' brand preference for face cream by examining the impact of demographics on brand preference and switching, evaluating the drivers and importance of brand preference, and providing guidelines for creating consumer-oriented brands. The study will use a descriptive and exploratory research design to collect primary data from consumers and vendors in Kathmandu via questionnaires. However, the study is limited to analyzing only brand preference for face cream in Kathmandu, and relies on self-reported survey responses.
This document outlines the background, problem statement, objectives, significance, methodology, and limitations of a study analyzing brand preference for cosmetic products. The main objective is to analyze consumers' brand preference for face cream by examining the impact of demographics on brand preference and switching, evaluating the drivers and importance of brand preference, and providing guidelines for creating consumer-oriented brands. The study will use a descriptive and exploratory research design to collect primary data from consumers and vendors in Kathmandu via questionnaires. However, the study is limited to analyzing only brand preference for face cream in Kathmandu, and relies on self-reported survey responses.
This document outlines the background, problem statement, objectives, significance, methodology, and limitations of a study analyzing brand preference for cosmetic products. The main objective is to analyze consumers' brand preference for face cream by examining the impact of demographics on brand preference and switching, evaluating the drivers and importance of brand preference, and providing guidelines for creating consumer-oriented brands. The study will use a descriptive and exploratory research design to collect primary data from consumers and vendors in Kathmandu via questionnaires. However, the study is limited to analyzing only brand preference for face cream in Kathmandu, and relies on self-reported survey responses.
Marketing in todays business is getting complex day by day due to globalization.
Core quality or core products alone are not sufficient for successful marketing Brand Preference is requisite for success Widely Availability of Cosmetics Brands Face Cream is habitually used 2 Statement of the Problem the brand loyalty is falling despite the increment on consumption tough competition to sell their products. The problems of the study are summarized as: a. Do demographic variables affect the consumers brand preference and brand switching on cosmetic products, face cream? b. Why brand preference is important and what are the driving forces that cause brand preference? c. What should the brand creator do to make the cosmetic brand as consumer oriented? 3 Objective of the Study main objective: analyze the consumers brand preference on Cosmetic Products, especially on face cream. specific objectives; a. examine the consumers brand preference and brand switching on the basis demographic variables. b. evaluate the driving force and significance of consumers brand preference on face cream. c. provide guidelines for the brand builder to create consumer oriented brand preference on cosmetic products.
4 Significance of the Study
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Knowledge of the brand preference change consumers attitudes
Brand preference is one way of segmenting a market. Brand preference gives sellers or marketers protection from competition and greater control in planning marketing mix. milestone for the entire related field like distributors, retailers, as well as consumers. 5 Research Methodology 5.1 Research Design empirical studies descriptive and exploratory in nature The reasoning given in interpreting the responses are absolutely deductive 5.2 Population and Sample Population-Entire Consumers Sample- Few Consumers and Businessmen of Kathmandu 5.3 Sources of Data primary data questionnaire to consumers and vendors of cosmetics products 6 Limitations of Study a. focuses on the brand preference only. b. limited inside Kathmandu Metropolitan City c. Only one cosmetic product, face cream, has been chosen d. Accuracy- reliable on responses