This research proposal aims to assess consumer perception of Brady's Beans' "buy one, give one" business model where for every product purchased, one is donated. The objectives are to discover how consumers perceive this model and test assumptions like customers being willing to help others. Qualitative interviews and questionnaires will gather feedback from target customers to determine overall perception and compare results across lifestyle segments. The analysis will provide insight into customer perception critical for Brady's Beans' model and image.
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This research proposal aims to assess consumer perception of Brady's Beans' "buy one, give one" business model where for every product purchased, one is donated. The objectives are to discover how consumers perceive this model and test assumptions like customers being willing to help others. Qualitative interviews and questionnaires will gather feedback from target customers to determine overall perception and compare results across lifestyle segments. The analysis will provide insight into customer perception critical for Brady's Beans' model and image.
This research proposal aims to assess consumer perception of Brady's Beans' "buy one, give one" business model where for every product purchased, one is donated. The objectives are to discover how consumers perceive this model and test assumptions like customers being willing to help others. Qualitative interviews and questionnaires will gather feedback from target customers to determine overall perception and compare results across lifestyle segments. The analysis will provide insight into customer perception critical for Brady's Beans' model and image.
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This research proposal aims to assess consumer perception of Brady's Beans' "buy one, give one" business model where for every product purchased, one is donated. The objectives are to discover how consumers perceive this model and test assumptions like customers being willing to help others. Qualitative interviews and questionnaires will gather feedback from target customers to determine overall perception and compare results across lifestyle segments. The analysis will provide insight into customer perception critical for Brady's Beans' model and image.
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Executive Summary • Brady’s Beans is a startup company that designs and manufactures bean bag furniture. • Buy one, Give one: o For every product you purchase, Brady’s Beans will donate one BeanSprout Bed to a child in need on your behalf. • Research will: o Assess consumer perception of the “buy one, give one” incentive, the basis of the company’s existence. o Reveal differences in each target customer lifestyle segment. • Building an admiral image and reputation needs to begin in the early stages of business development. Problem Statement • A need for our company has to be established. • How do customers or influencing groups perceive the Brady’s Beans business model of buy one, give one? • Is there a difference in customer perception when the product they purchase helps another person, community, or the planet? Research Objectives • Discover how consumers perceive the “buy one, give one” business model. • Test Basic Assumptions 1.Potential customers are willing to help street children in developing countries. • Potential customers will buy a product with the incentive of helping children in unsatisfactory situations (“buy one, give one”) attached over the same consumer product at the same price without the “buy one, give one” incentive. • The image the “buy one, give one” business model portrays is positive. Literature Review • The Evolution of Reputation Management • Consumers' Perceptions of Corporate Social Responsibilities: A Cross-Cultural Comparison. • Consumer perceptions of corporate social responsibility in town shopping centres and their influence on shopping evaluations • Cause Related Marketing: Consumers' Perceptions and Benefits for Profit and Non-Profits Organizations • Role of Corporate Leadership and Innovation Claims on Consumer Perception of Premium Products Importance of Study
• The incentive of giving is the most
important aspect of the Brady’s Beans business model. • A measure of perception needs to be developed in order gain insight into our customer base and reveal their view towards our model. Research Design • Exploration: Qualitative. o We will gain and gather knowledge of customer perceptions towards the proposed “buy one, give one” incentive by interviewing samples of our target customer base. o Disseminate any difference in results within each lifestyle segment. • Questionnaire Design. o Self – administered questionnaire used to gather feedback from potential customers. o Used to test assumptions and questions listed earlier. o Comment/feedback section. o Doubles as an initial marketing instrument. Data Analysis • Questionnaire results will be reviewed to determine the overall level of consumer perception. • At least one question dealing with overall perception will be regressed on the individual items to determine each questions importance. • Results from each identified lifestyle segment will be compared. • Comments and customer feedback will be reviewed. Results
• Results should determine the overall
level of customer perception for the “buy one, give one” aspect of Brady’s Beans. • Each lifestyle segment will be compared, gaining further insight into our target customer base. • Comments will help gain insight into customer perception.