EFFECT OF PRODUCT RESEARCH ON PRODUCT ACCEPTANCE: (A STUDY OF INTERNATIONAL BREWERIES PLC ILESA)
Abstract
This study examines the effect of product research on product acceptance, focusing on
International Breweries PLC in Ilesha. Product research is defined as the systematic
investigation and analysis of consumer preferences, market trends, and product characteristics
to inform product development and marketing strategies. These study examing critical factors
such as product color, awareness, and size. The findings highlight that these elements
significantly influence consumer behavior and preferences in the brewery sector. The analysis
reveals that product color plays a crucial role in shaping purchasing decisions, as attractive
packaging enhances the likelihood of consumer engagement. This aligns with established
marketing theories that emphasize the importance of visual appeal as a key driver of consumer
choice.
The research concludes that product color, awareness, and size are fundamental to consumer
acceptance of International Breweries' offerings. The results underscore the importance of
strategic product research and robust marketing efforts in enhancing customer engagement and
brand loyalty. Additionally, the study reveals that consumers tend to prefer smaller product sizes
as an entry point before committing to larger purchases, indicating a cautious approach to
buying behavior. Based on these insights, recommendations include investing in attractive
packaging, strengthening marketing campaigns, diversifying product sizes, and conducting
ongoing product research. By implementing these strategies, International Breweries can
enhance product acceptance, improve market presence, and ensure long-term growth in the
competitive brewery sector
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