Moderators
Marketing Research Firms in Oklahoma
Providers 1 to 2 out of 2
(in randomized alpha order, starting with "O", after featured listings)
1.
Oklahoma Focus
Phone: (405) 600-7955, Oklahoma City, OK
The facility for research in Middle America! Now offering FocusVision! Our focus room has a board room feel and technology is state of the art....
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2.
Consumer Logic, Inc.
Phone: (918) 665-3311, Tulsa, OK
Full service marketing and opinion research company, dedicated to providing our clients with quality research for over 30 years....
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