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Emanuel Rappaport

U.S.
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 I can provide suggestions on how to go about getting feedback from consumers that will improve your odds of having a succesful product or service. Consumers determine the level of success of your business, so it is critical that your product or service meet their expectations. I am particularly experienced in marketing children's products....also product advertising.

Alex J. Caffarini

U.S.
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 I can answer questions on any of the following: * Determining the best marketing research method for your needs; * Conducting surveys (including questionnaire design); * Measuring the effectiveness of marketing promotions; * Determining market size or market share; * Data analysis; * Statistical modeling; * Sales or business forecasting; and * Market segmentation.

Katherine A. O'Neill

U.S.
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 I can answer questions about what kinds of research techniques to use to address specific issues - the difference between qualitative and quantitative research. I can answer questions about types of qualitiative research techniques - including focus groups, interviews, online research, projective techniques and others. In addition, I can provide direction to sources on healthcare research and statistics.

Robert Friedman

U.S.
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returns 12/01/2009
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 I can answer questions regarding how small/mid-sized businesses can interview their clients, prospects, referral sources, key employees, board members, etc. to understand their needs in greater depth, as well as to understand their perceptions of your business and their competition.

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2009-10-22 Marketing:

Dear Azuan, The first part of your question regarding marketing mix is really a marketing question and should go to a marketing expert, not market research. As for the second part - Marketing research

2009-10-13 Market Research in Finance Accounts Legal & HR:

Manmohan, The business news and your industry's trade publications and trade associations are good starting points to keep track of what your competition is doing. If your competitors are publicly

2009-10-08 Website feedback survey:

Mark, If you're asking clients to give you feedback about your current website, you need to make sure that all those people on your database visit and go to your web site. If you have 1000 clients

2009-10-04 marketing research:

Kaniyoor, To answer your questions: You can apply marketing research in many ways. But you must first define your business problem. What is the problem your animation school is facing? As someone

2009-09-28 Charity Shops in U.K.:

Dear Carol, I can help with methodological or data interpretation or research planning questions, but I do not provide actual data. For this kind of information I would suggest that you Google your questions

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