Help needed for thesis!

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Hi! My name is Monica. I am new on this forum! I am writing my thesis about affiliate marketing in the travel industry. My goal is to describe which factors are most important for consumers when booking a trip online and what the role of affiliate websites is in this search process.
I want to set up a large questionnaire to get some conclusions. However, I have some difficulties setting up my research. First of all, I want to do a small research to get some ideas of how to set up my main research. The small research will include some general open ended questions, like:

- How many travel websites will you visit to compare prices and / or packages?
- What kind of research do you do on possible destinations?
- When you use a travel website, what factors are predetermined before you visit and what do you decide on after comparing options?
- How do you find travel websites online?
- What motivates you to finally book the trip?

What do you think of these questions and do you have any ideas for other questions?:1zhelp:
 


i answered you other duplicate post and i'll do it again here.. just now i have a diff question after actually reading your whole post.

why would you be writing your thesis on a topic you don't even know how to research?

once again.....lets cut the crap here.
 
- Have you jumped off during the ordering process and why?

::emp::
 
which factors are most important for consumers when booking a trip online
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The same shit as always pretty much. Safety. Reliability. Price. Comfort. Speed. Titties.

what the role of affiliate websites is in this search process
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We provide the content and help them drill down into what they want.
 
If you don't want to write your paper I'll gladly do it for you for a small fee + slightly larger research price add-on. :rolleyes:
 
Thanks Emp!

For all the other respondents: I thought this forum could maybe inspire me...
I am disappointed in the way how people react to each others questions.
 
Maybe a question about whether they actually know they've been referred by an affiliate. I don't think most people even realize it. If they did it might affect their reaction to the content they read on the affiliate's site and not click through.
 
Yes Bombastic, I think they will respond differently when they know.

What you you think is the difference for consumers when they buy something on a website of an affiliate or on the website of the advertiser (for example a tour operator)?
 
Monicas said:
Yes Bombastic, I think they will respond differently when they know.

What you you think is the difference for consumers when they buy something on a website of an affiliate or on the website of the advertiser (for example a tour operator)?
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I think he pretty much answered that, so let's discuss.....

YOUR TITS!!
 
Monicas said:
Yes Bombastic, I think they will respond differently when they know.

What you you think is the difference for consumers when they buy something on a website of an affiliate or on the website of the advertiser (for example a tour operator)?
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well the Hurr Durr graph explains the mindset of the average consumer but i dont feel like finding it, so heres another example of what the average internet user knows....
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4MwTvtyrUQ]YouTube - What is a Browser?[/ame]

they dont know that there is such thing as aff mrkting, they type a search in The Google and web pages with shit they want appear
 
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see sig.

now boobs
 
Monicas said:
Yes Bombastic, I think they will respond differently when they know.

What you you think is the difference for consumers when they buy something on a website of an affiliate or on the website of the advertiser (for example a tour operator)?
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Just that they may be swayed by an affiliate's "review" of the package or whatever it is, thinking that it's objective when it's really a veiled sales pitch.

Look at all these amateurs asking for titties. Little do they know that since I'm answering your questions you're gonna give up the booty to ME! :338:
 
Do you think consumers will respond negative when they know they are buying a product on the affiliate 's website instead of on the advertisers website?

:confused:
 
Monicas said:
Do you think consumers will respond negative when they know they are buying a product on the affiliate 's website instead of on the advertisers website?

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YES, because people hate it when other people make money - It's commonly known as 'jealousy'. Any tittays? :338:
 
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