Online Survey Hosting Providers

Online Survey Hosting

Market research firms specializing in hosting online surveys. View companies that post quantitative surveys online and provide clients with the collected survey data. The client usually provides the questionnaire and performs data analysis.

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CatalystMR

Telephone: (800) 819-3130 Area: Oakland , California

CatalystMR is a full service research, online & mobile survey programming, hosting & panel provider. Our panels include: consumers, B2B & healthcare.

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[GRIT COMMENTARY] Travel Companions

Dan Weber

Article June, 2016

2015 Q3-Q4 GRIT Report commentary by Dan Weber, CEO of itracks, sharing his thoughts on the current state of the market research industry.

Custom Online Panels Explained

Dana Stanley, President, The Operandi Group

Article March, 2010

Custom online panels provide an efficient way of gathering survey feedback from a regular group of participants. This article looks at the what, why and how of creating custom online panels.

Survey Hosting - Selecting the Right Vendor

Marc I. Tillman, Amplitude Research, Inc.

Article September, 2009

Survey hosting can refer to an ASP offering market research software where users can program and administer their own surveys. At the other end of the spectrum it can refer to a full-service survey solution where the survey company's professional staff programs and administers the survey on its own platform. This article describes differences in each approach and discusses some of the key considerations in the selection of a survey hosting vendor.

Online Market Research Surveys - Maximizing Your ROI

Marc I. Tillman, Amplitude Research, Inc.

Article September, 2009

The current economic climate has caused some companies to defer or cancel market research projects. In many cases, a company may have correctly determined that the cost of completing a survey within the parameters required for actionable data is no longer possible given its current budget. However, defining exactly what those parameters should be is not always clear, and that is what mostly determines the project cost. This article focuses on the concept of incidence rates, which can be one of the most important cost considerations in designing market research surveys.