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3 years ago

Asking "Who would buy my product?" in a survey is an example of what?

Business

2 answers:

zepelin [54]3 years ago

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Answer:

Market research.

Explanation:

When you ask questions like this, you are providing an example of market research.

Leto [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

The correct answer would be, Market Research.

Explanation:

Companies usually do Market Researches to find out the preferences, needs, demands of the consumer, and also seek their feedback to do improvements in their products. Companies generally do these researches through conducting research via Surveys. They formulate their questions that they want to ask from the consumers and then seek their response to find out how consumers find their product, what is lacking or what is best in it. All such questions are asked through surveys. So the question given here is the example of market research, which will define the target market for that company.

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