Using the Logistic Regression model in supporting decisions of establishing marketing strategies

AuthorConstantin C.
Pages43-50
Bulletin of the Transilvania University of Braşov
Series V: Economic Sciences • Vol. 8 (57) No. 2 - 2015
Using the Logistic Regression model in supporting
decisions of establishing marketing strategies
Cristinel CONSTANTIN1
Abstract: This paper is about an instrumental research regarding the using of Logistic
Regression model for data analysis in marketing research. The decision makers inside
different organisation need relevant information to support their decisions regarding the
marketing strategies. The data provided by marketing research could be computed in various
ways but the multivariate data analysis models can enhance the utility of the information.
Among these models we can find the Logistic Regression model, which is used for
dichotomous variables. Our research is based on explanation the utility of this model and
interpretation of the resulted information in order to help practitioners and researchers to
use it in their future investigations.
Key-words: marketing strategies, multivariate data analysis, logistic regression,
information, statistical significance
1. Introduction
Every company needs to establish goals on short, medium and long term, which
guide its overall activity toward success. While goals indicate what a business unit
wants to achieve, the strategy design the ways for achieving these goals (Kotler &
Keller 2006, 56). The marketing strategies establish the main actions that a company
should put in practice on medium and long terms in order to achieve some specific
goals like: market share, sales volume, profit ratio etc. (Florescu et al. 2003, 669).
The marketing strategies are meant to reduce the risks in the market activity and to
serve better the target segments taking into account the needs of these segments’
members (Lefter et al. 2006, 687).
In establishing marketing strategies the managers have to define those groups
and needs that the market offerings are intended to satisfy and then to establish
specific actions to assure purchasing, manufacturing, sales, finance, and human
resources meant to support the goals’ achieving (Kotler & Keller 2006, 60).
Strategic marketing also includes functions like: analysis of internal and external
environment of the company, setting goals and marketing strategies, target markets,
1 Transilvania University of Braşov, cristinel.constantin@unitbv.ro

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