New Product Research

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B2B International

Phone: (914) 761-1909, White Plains, NY

B2B International is a leading global business-to-business market research consultancy providing customized b-to-b research and intelligence studies....
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Deep See Research

Phone: (914) 948-8833, White Plains, NY

Deep See specializes in international consumer research, delivering insight that drives real action. With an established global network of offices......
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TRC

Phone: (215) 641-2220, Fort Washington, PA

Research & analytics firm with expertise in new product research, pricing research, conjoint, segmentation, brand equity, sat & loyalty....
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Beacon Research

Phone: (410) 263-3934, Annapolis, MD

An innovative qualitative research consultancy that specializes in NewQual methods and hybrid designs in the U.S. and abroad....
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Beta Research Corp.

Phone: (516) 935-3800, Syosset, NY

Full-service marketing research company for a wide variety of business sectors, which utilizes both quantitative and qualitative techniques....
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Blumenthal Qualitative Research

Phone: (704) 947-5490, Huntersville (Charlotte), NC

Specialist in consumer and B2B qualitative research that helps guide marketing decisions....
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C+R Research Services, Inc.

Phone: (312) 828-9200, Chicago, IL

C+R Research, a consumer insights firm, conducts qualitative and quantitative research blending traditional and non-traditional methodologies....
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CRG GLOBAL, INC.

Phone: (386) 677-5644, Ormond Beach, FL

Part of Cunningham Research Companies

Advanced data collection and field interviewing with state-of-the-art facilities in 28+ of America's most popular, geographically dispersed malls...
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Caney Group LLC (The)

Phone: (203) 445-1880, Trumbull, CT

Areas of expertise include product development, ethnographic, video observational behavior and use studies conducted at POS and point of use....
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Capstone Research, Inc.

Phone: (973) 575-6161, Fairfield, NJ

Capstone provides a full range of services across all aspects of market research, with particular expertise in on-premise retail research....
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Clear Seas Research

Phone: (248) 786-1683, Troy, MI

Clear Seas Research facilitates superior decision making in today’s business world by making the complex clear....
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Clearworks

Phone: (888) 769-3807, San Francisco, CA

We help you listen to and observe customers and use the insights to build products, services, messages & experiences that are relevant and compelling....
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Connecticut InFocus

Phone: (860) 652-0307, Glastonbury, CT

Focus groups, taste tests, pre-recruited studies, product/concept testing, one-on-one interviews, ideation, mock juries, and more....
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Consumer Analysis Ltd

Phone: +4420-7258-9686, London, United Kingdom

Leading provider of reliable, low-cost consumer research in the UK, Europe and international. Online, telephone, street, face-to-face, and hall tests....
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Contract Testing Inc.

Phone: (905) 456-0783, Ext. 233, Brampton, Canada

Proven protocols. Superior products. More than half of the top 10 food and beverage manufacturers and QSRs rely on CTI for sensory insights....
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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....
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Cross Cultural Insights

Phone: +278-3655-9141, Wellington, South Africa

Qualitative cross cultural research in emerging African markets based in South Africa....
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Michael Cohen Group

Phone: (212) 431-2252, New York, NY

MCG, where expertise in research, evaluation, learning, child development, media, marketing and strategic communications all converge....
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The Cicero Group

Phone: (801) 456-6700, Salt Lake City, UT

With 200 employees, Cicero is one of the largest & leading research firms in the U.S. We offer brand-new facilities and comprehensive research skills....
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Databank Marketing Research

Phone: (817) 677-2331, Weatherford, TX

We offer complete local and national qualitative and quantitative research services. Call Databank Today. 10% discount. Just mention the GreenBook!...
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