Market Research Consultants > Business-to-Business Research
Marketing Research Firms in Boston (MA--NH)
Providers 1 to 3 out of 3
(in randomized alpha order, starting with "C", after featured listings)
1.
CFO Research Services
Phone: (617) 790-3243, Boston, MA
CFO Research Services, a division of CFO Publishing, conducts original research with finance executives in partnership with premier underwriters....
Read more about CFO Research Services »
2.
Copernicus Marketing Consulting and Research
Phone: (617) 449-4200, Boston, MA
Copernicus is a research-driven marketing consulting firm in the business of transforming companies....
Read more about Copernicus Marketing Consulting and Research »
3.
Kadence International
Phone: (508) 620-1222, Framingham, MA
For your B2B research projects, domestic or international, fieldwork or full service, start with a call to Kadence, the business research experts....
Read more about Kadence International »
Focus Group Facilities
Photos 
Print Ad
Related Articles
Onboarding for Success
by Camille Nicita, Chief Operating Officer, Gongos Research
Camille discussed Gongos Research’s approach to onboarding at the 2011 CASRO Management Conference in Chicago. Read Article »
Beyond Excellent Market Research: What Clients Want
by Cathy Harrison, Senior Project Manager, Chadwick Martin Bailey, Inc.
Research providers can make client satisfaction a success with these tips from Chadwick Martin Bailey, Inc. Read Article »
Effective B2B Messaging: Why the CPG model fails
by Steven Yarnell, Paul Anderson, and Lesley Muir of Yarnell Inc.
When developing a marketing strategy for consumers, consumer packaged goods (CPG) firms generally concentrate on developing a unique selling proposition (USP) to convince one person, the buyer. In an organization however, multiple people may be involved in a "buy" decision. Here are some guidelines for creating your marketing strategy and its messages. Read Article »
ROI vs. Acquisition Costs
by Steven Yarnell, Paul Anderson, and Lesley Muir of Yarnell Inc.
Businesses buy hardware, software, and services based on ROI, right? Not always. Sometimes selling a product based on a low acquisition cost can be a far superior pitch to a high ROI. Which is more important and when? Read Article »
