13. Journals and Databases
• Large collections of many journals containing
many articles
• Different databases cover different subjects
• They all work slightly differently but all have a
Search Box
• Financial information, industry
reports, ccountry data
• Trade journals,newspaper articles
14. Planning!
• Have an idea of what you want to find
• Write down lots of subject keywords to help
you find it
• Include synonyms-words with similar
meanings or different spellings of the same
word (eg organization/organisation)
15. Phrase Searching
• When searching by phrase you might want to
try different phrases that have a similar
meaning
• Some of the results may be the same but you
may also get some new and significant results
Eg.For Market Research try:
Market Analysis,Consumer Research,Product
Research
16. Journals
• Contain articles that discuss current research
in very specific areas
• Short academic, ‘magazines’ that are
published regularly
• Organised by date, volume and issue
number, even when online
• You will use the databases to locate the
journal articles using search strategies
17. Journal Citation
• Here is an example of a typical reference you
would find in a database.
• Sengupta,J & Chan.(2010),”Insincere Flattery
Actually Works:A Dual Attitudes
Perspective”,Journal of Marketing
Research,Vol.47,no 1,pp.122-133
21. My Study
Primary Marketing
Databases
Keynotes
Business Source
Complete
Passport to GMID
22. Databases/Keynote
• Access to overr 3000 UK and European Market
Intelligence Reports
• New titles added or updated every month
• Access to Business Ratio Reports which
compare,contrast and analyse the financial
performance of the leading companies in each
sector
23. Keynote
Market Research Reports
Company Profiles
Market Sectors
Products