flesh out. Also, put flesh on the bones of. Give substance to, provide with details, amplify. For example, The editor told her to flesh out the story, or You need to put flesh on the bones of these characters. This metaphoric expression, alluding to clothing a nude body or adding flesh to a skeleton, was in the mid-1600s put simply as to flesh, the adverb out being added about two centuries later.
Survey research, which is descriptive and cross-sectional in most cases, is an important type of research in marketing. Marketing researchers often survey customers to ascertain their attitudes, preferences, and intentions.
Market research should be part of your business strategy. It can be undertaken at numerous stages from pre-launch onwards. It is worth bearing in mind that consumers' motivation and behaviour change over time so you should really consider reviewing your research on a regular basis.he disadvantage is that it is not specific to your product. Your own sales data also represents valuable information that can help you understand sales, geographic and demographic trends. If you are commissioning research, there are some relatively cheap methods.