Principles of Survey Research
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Chapter 3: Questionnaire
Chapter 4: Sampling
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Sample Sizes Used in Marketing Research Studies
Rules of thumb from practice
4.4 · Sample Size
Rules of thumb from practice
Sample Sizes Used in Marketing Research Studies
Type of study
Minimum size
Typical size
Problem identification studies
(e.g. market potential)
500
1.000 – 2.000
Problem-solving studies
(e.g. pricing)
200
300 – 500
Product tests
200
300 – 500
Test market studies
200
300 – 500
TV/radio/print advertising
(per ad)
150
200 – 300
Test market audits
10 stores
10 – 20 stores
Focus groups
6 groups
10 – 15 groups
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