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Client/Employer Name, Your Name, Date of Report

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No more than two pages with high-level results

Bullet point format

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Describe the nature of the marketing challenge at issue. Also, briefly discuss why it matters (or should matter) to your client/company.

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Discuss the purpose of the research in marketing terms. See McDonald for inspiration.

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Succinctly describe what sort of research you did. Be sure to mention number of interviews, length of each, where you did them. Examples:

Management interviews Secondary research Qualitative research

Focus groups One on ones Ethnographies

Quantitative research.

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Tell a story. Bring the market segment, and their experiential needs, to life.

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“Conclusions” tell us what we should ultimately understand from everything we’ve read. “Recommendations” suggests a series of actionable steps to profitably act on the conclusions.

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Info like the sources of information acquired during secondary research, the interview guides you used, and any charts of data that are at a level of granularity that might be interesting to the reader but not necessary for the core story you told.