Quantitative Marketing Research
Marketing Research Firms in Cincinnati (OH--KY--IN)
Providers 1 to 6 out of 6
(in randomized alpha order, starting with "D", after featured listings)
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Directions Research, Inc.
Phone: (513) 651-2990, Cincinnati, OH
As a custom research firm, Directions offers insightful solutions that are applied across an array of industry segments....
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J&R Coordinating Services, Inc.
Phone: (513) 771-7888, Cincinnati, OH
Expertise built on experience. Full service Marketing Research Company paying strict attention to detail since 1981. Including both qualitative...
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MRSI (Marketing Research Services Inc.)
Phone: (513) 579-1555, Cincinnati, OH
MRSI has served consumer and B2B clients since 1973. We’re full-service, specializing in product development, consumer insights, Hispanic research....
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QFACT Marketing Research, LLC
Phone: (513) 891-2271, Cincinnati, OH
Qualitative and custom quantitative research. Rated as one of the world's best focus group facilities by the Impulse Survey. Consumer, B2B...
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SIRS (Service Industry Research Systems)
Phone: (859) 781-9700, Highland Heights, KY
An award-winning quantitative and qualitative full-service market research and consulting company...
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The Wolf Group
Phone: (513) 891-9100, Cincinnati, OH
The Wolf Group is a full-service consumer research company with expertise in product development and optimization, concept, product, sensory testing...
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