The third step in the marketing research process is ___________?
Correct answer: C. collecting the information
- A. storing the findings
- B. analyzing the information
- C. collecting the information
- D. ignoring competitive prices
Explanation
In the simplified marketing research process, collecting information follows problem definition and research planning, making it the third step. Analysis occurs after the information has been gathered.
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