InsideHeads, LLC
12241 Johnson Bay
St. John USVI, 00830
Virgin Islands of the United States
Phone: (877) 464-3237
Fax: (877) 464-3237
Email: info@insideheads.com
Personnel
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Jennifer Dale, President & CEO |
| Margaret Pero, Panel Manager |
| Richard Roller, Sales |
| Ms. Bell, Administrative Assistant |
Company Description
ONLINE FOCUS GROUPS since 1998.
Highly recommended online research firm provides full service qualitative research:
Each study is custom designed to meet your actionable research objectives.
InsideHeads also provides training and support for qualitative research professionals looking to conduct their own online focus groups using the popular web application, "My Virtual Focus Facility".
Experience the value of online market research with InsideHeads. Free quotes. Fast service. Nice people. Great references. Visit www.InsideHeads.com or call #877-IN-HEADS for more information.
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Affiliations: AMA, MRA, QRCA
Facility Details
Rooms: VIRTUAL FOCUS FACILITY. Invite up to 25 participants and an unlimited number of observers to this secure, browser-based synchronous chat facility. Candid discussions, instant transcripts, low per group costs and no travel!
Building type: Virtual
Location: Online
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Market Research Specialties
Online Research Tools and Services
Market Research Resources
Article
Diary of an Online Focus Group
by Jennifer Dale, InsideHeads
Making online focus groups happen does not require magical talents. Skilled QRCs already have the tricks they need to conduct successful qualitative research studies online. Take a look inside the diary of one online focus group project and learn how you can apply what you already know. Read Article »
Article
Online Marketing Research - Chasing Technology
by Jennifer Dale, President & CEO, InsideHeads
Online qualitative research methodologies today mimic the way the population is already comfortable communicating. Choosing which methodology is best will depend on what you’re testing, where the participants are located, timing and budget. Read Article »










