Crowdsourcing - Market Research Companies in united-states-of-america

Crowdsourcing - Market Research

IN united-states-of-america

Market research firms focused on collecting insights or information using a “wisdom of the crowd” model.

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Telephone: (732) 224-9991 Area: Red Bank , New Jersey

KL Communications is an online collaborative research agency specializing in Co-creation Communities through its proprietary CrowdWeaving™ service.

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CrowdWeaving™

Product

CrowdWeaving™ is a co-creation process that weaves together brainstorming, idea development, community engagement, concept design, & evaluation.

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Civicom Marketing Research Services

Telephone: (203) 413-2423 Area: Greenwich , Connecticut

Facilitation of phone & web IDIs, focus groups, online forums, online communities, mobile insights, recruitment and audio/video content management.

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Clearworks

Telephone: (888) 769-3807 Area: San Francisco , California

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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New York (Branch)

Telephone: +1 646 490 8387 Area: New York , New York

The Sound is a Strategic Research and Brand Consultancy connecting brands with people all over the world.

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[Webinar Recording] Take It Easy – Using Co-Creation to Develop the Ultimate “Easy” Relationship with Customers

Kevin Lonnie & Dan Womack

Webinar

June 14, 2018, 1 PM - June 14, 2028, 2 PM

View the recording to learn how Aflac applied Customer Co-Creation to develop the ultimate “Easy” customer relationship.

[WEBINAR RECORDING] Soaring Through Co-Creation

GreenBook

Media October, 2015

Discover how Fortune 500 brands transform their passive online communities into co-creation profit centers.

[Webinar Recording] Customer Co-Creation; the Perfect Match

KL Communications

Media March, 2015

KL Communication introduces the MR industry to Customer Co-Creation; a process where companies openly share business challenges with their customers to co-create new products and services.

Key Observations for MR Industry

Mark Simon

Article January, 2015

Fall 2014 GRIT Report commentary by Mark Simon, Managing Director, North America at Toluna, sharing his thoughts on the current state of the market research industry.

The Customer Contribution Continuum: Should customers be part of your team?

Kevin Lonnie

Article July, 2014

Winter 2014 GRIT Report commentary by Kevin Lonnie, sharing his thoughts on the current state of the market research industry.

Creating with Customers: A Sony Electronics Case Study in Customer Collaboration

KL Communications

Media February, 2013

When Sony needed to begin designing a new product, they turned to their best and brightest resource: their customers. Learn how Sony used CrowdWeaving to allow customers to generate new ideas and weave them together to help design a new Smart Home.

Creative Mobile Strategies From Innovative Brands

QuestBack

Media November, 2012

How the power of mobile insights in marketing initiatives can better engage customers, nurture brand advocates, pursue customer-inspired product innovation, and improve overall customer relationships.

Concept Optimization: At the Heart of 4 Trends Transforming Innovation

Affinnova

Media November, 2012

How consumer market knowledge is collected and managed is fundamentally changing, under the impact of four major trends.

Co-Creation: Inverting the Research and Innovation Process

Face

Media November, 2012

Presentation by Philip McNaughton, COO of Face. Co-creation is a big idea in research, much bigger than simply bringing consumers into a room with clients to generate ideas together.

10 Need-to-Knows to Find Good Customer Targets in the Digital Age

Copernicus Marketing Consulting and Research

Article December, 2011

In addition to revenue measures, there are other characteristics that make one customer more valuable than another because they’re easier to get and keep, as well as engage as co-marketers. Here are 10 need-to-knows about current and prospective customers that will clearly and definitively guide marketers to good customer targets in the digital age.