Positioning Development / Concept Development
Marketing Research Firms in Los Angeles (CA)
Providers 1 to 5 out of 5
(in randomized alpha order, starting with "G", after featured listings)
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Frieden Qualitative Services
Phone: (818) 789-6894, Sherman Oaks, CA
Exciting moderator! Gary Frieden has Ph.D. in Psychology - uncovers underlying motivations and reactions, and gets people talking. Webcams too!...
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2.
Added Value
Phone: (323) 436-6600, Los Angeles, CA
A Global Brand Development and Marketing Insight Consultancy...
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Alternate Routes, Inc.
Phone: (310) 333-0800, El Segundo, CA
Alternate Routes, Inc. is not a traditional qualitative research company....
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AutoPacific, Inc.
Phone: (714) 838-4234, Tustin, CA
Automotive research. Proprietary and syndicated buyer research. Automotive Futures Center for full-scale clinics. VehicleVoice Internet panel....
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BrandIQ
Phone: (323) 912-1935, Los Angeles, CA
BrandIQ helps clients get results and impact their business....
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