This document provides a proposed research methodology for Ayur Herbals, an herbal cosmetics company, to expand into major Indian cities under the "Make in India" campaign. The proposed methodology includes collecting primary data through questionnaires of 100 existing Ayur Herbals users in Mumbai. Secondary research would analyze Ayur Herbals brands and competitors. The research would follow standard steps: defining the problem, reviewing literature, setting objectives, designing the sample and survey instrument, collecting and analyzing data, interpreting results, and reporting conclusions. The descriptive research would use random sampling of 100 people in Mumbai to understand perceptions.
This document provides a proposed research methodology for Ayur Herbals, an herbal cosmetics company, to expand into major Indian cities under the "Make in India" campaign. The proposed methodology includes collecting primary data through questionnaires of 100 existing Ayur Herbals users in Mumbai. Secondary research would analyze Ayur Herbals brands and competitors. The research would follow standard steps: defining the problem, reviewing literature, setting objectives, designing the sample and survey instrument, collecting and analyzing data, interpreting results, and reporting conclusions. The descriptive research would use random sampling of 100 people in Mumbai to understand perceptions.
This document provides a proposed research methodology for Ayur Herbals, an herbal cosmetics company, to expand into major Indian cities under the "Make in India" campaign. The proposed methodology includes collecting primary data through questionnaires of 100 existing Ayur Herbals users in Mumbai. Secondary research would analyze Ayur Herbals brands and competitors. The research would follow standard steps: defining the problem, reviewing literature, setting objectives, designing the sample and survey instrument, collecting and analyzing data, interpreting results, and reporting conclusions. The descriptive research would use random sampling of 100 people in Mumbai to understand perceptions.
This document provides a proposed research methodology for Ayur Herbals, an herbal cosmetics company, to expand into major Indian cities under the "Make in India" campaign. The proposed methodology includes collecting primary data through questionnaires of 100 existing Ayur Herbals users in Mumbai. Secondary research would analyze Ayur Herbals brands and competitors. The research would follow standard steps: defining the problem, reviewing literature, setting objectives, designing the sample and survey instrument, collecting and analyzing data, interpreting results, and reporting conclusions. The descriptive research would use random sampling of 100 people in Mumbai to understand perceptions.
QUESTION NO.1A – CASE STUDY: AYUR HERBALS IS A SOUTH BASED
COMPANY DEALING IN WIDE VARIETY OF HERBAL COSMETIC PRODUCTS. THE COMPANY WISHES TO EXPAND ITS BUSINESS IN MAJOR CITIES ACROSS THE COUNTRY UNDER “MAKE IN INDIA CAMPAIGN” PROMOTED BY THE GOVERNMENT. AS A RESEARCHER SUGGEST AN APPROPRIATE RESEARCH DESIGN, SAMPLING METHOD AND RESEARCH PROCESS TO FACILITATE THEIR PLAN. ANSWER NO.1A – RESEARCH METHODOLOGY I would suggest to do research based on primary data collected through questionnaires from 100 users of Ayur Herbals within Mumbai. Secondary sources to be used to collect information about ‘Ayur Herbals’ brands. Also websites of natural products manufacturing company and online. Research methodology is a way to systematically solve the research problem. It may be understood as a science of study how research is done scientifically. In it we study the various steps that are generally adopted by the researcher in studying his research problem along with the logic behind them. Research Process: Steps in Research Process to follow: 1. Formulating the Research Problem 2. Extensive Literature Review 3. Developing the objectives 4. Preparing the Research Design including Sample Design 5. Collecting the Data 6. Analysis of Data 7. Generalization and Interpretation 8. Preparation of the Report or Presentation of Results-Formal writes ups of Conclusions reached. Research Design: A research Design is a complete scheme or programme of the research. It includes an outline of what the investigator will do from research problem formulation to final analysis of data. Sources of Data: Primary Data Secondary Data Primary data: These are those which are collected a fresh (again but in a new or different way) and for the first time and thus happen to be original in character and known as Primary data. It is based on primary source of information. Secondary data: It means that are already available that is they refer to the data, which have already been collected and analyzed by someone else for its own use and later the same data is used by a different user or person. It is based on secondary source of information. RESEARCH SOURCE: Research resources are usually thought of as primary sources and secondary sources. RESEARCH DESIGN a) Type of research: Descriptive b) Data collection Technique: Questionnaire (survey) c) SAMPLING: I. Sample area – Mumbai (city) II. Sample size - 100 people III. Sample technique - Random Sampling IV. Sample unit - Male/ Female, Age group