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Clarion Research offers a complete portfolio of innovative and trusted qualitative research solutions to assist our clients in making informed business and marketing decisions based on thorough strategic market insights.
Our qualitative team, led by Steve Crane, is well-versed at creating a good rapport with respondents, keeping the discussion flowing, and ensuring that conversations are well-paced.
When it comes to results, our moderators and analysts often provide informal analysis, top-line summaries and conference call discussions when timelines are short and critical decisions can’t wait. In addition, our final reports include strategic insights and actionable recommendations.
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Janet Beckers from http://www.wonderfulwebwomen.com shares how to do quick Market Research using facebook.
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Marketing techniques to target consumers quickly become obsolete, as product tendencies, consumer tastes and market whims change at stunning pace. Marketers have invented numerous tools to poll consumer opinions and promote various products and services. In this relation, recruiting paid survey takers has proven very successful for obtaining objective and detailed feedback on what target consumers like or dislike about particular products, and what their ideas for improvement are.
Paid Surveys have engendered a large online workforce that has profited from completing paid surveys. Marketing companies are struggling for objective consumer feedback, and are, therefore, willing to pay top dollars to collect opinions. By offering their paid survey programs, businesses hope they can offer sufficient incentives to ordinary people like us to share our opinions about the quality of their merchandise or services. Various promotions, cash incentives, bonus offers, huge discounts and free merchandise are offered to motivate survey takers to complete online opinion questionnaires and thus help companies keep the competitive edge. Competition and business survival is all it is about. Therefore, companies try to outbid each other with the lusciousness of their bonus offers and freebies in order to attract more quality survey takers.
Paid survey programs also come in response to another global trend the expansion of the online human resource in response to the need of more individual flexibility, mobility and independence from the confining routine of the office environment. Workers today are more conscious of their individual work and social needs spending more time with the family, having a more diverse work schedule, pursuing various career challenges, etc. Many have decisively left their mainstream careers and have ventured a business of their own or have started freelancing online for projects of different companies.
Paid Online Surveys, mystery shopping, data entry, online projects for programmers, freelance writing and editing and many others have become fresh alternatives that help people both diversify their careers, and earn additional incomes and perks.
Taking Free Paid Surveys has become so popular first because surveys are so easy to complete. Paid surveys take a few minutes of your time, while payment is anywhere from a couple of dollars to $200 for some more specific surveys or for participation in focus groups. Anyway, paid surveys do what any other job cannot reward you for some minutes of your free time. Moreover, you can choose to complete paid surveys anytime, from anywhere, and any survey you choose it’s up to you. There’s hardly a job that can offer that unmatched flexibility and independence in selecting your workload and schedule. Market Research has successfully created a breed of cash-driven paid survey takers who succeed to earn a decent additional income, while ultimately enjoying having a flexible online job.
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This is the VOA Special English Agriculture Report, from http://voaspecialenglish.com
Today we continue telling about
a report by three geography
experts from American colleges. They studied food security
in Gambia, Ivory Coast and
Mali over thirty years.
In the nineteen eighties, governments and lenders
like the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund
changed market policies.
They launched free markets designed to improve agriculture. The report, however, suggests that the
changes caused loss of important support systems for farmers.
Private investment in agriculture largely replaced government help. In some places, roads and mills built to help farmers fell
into ruin. Protectionist import taxes and farm supports were cut.
Farmers planted more of their best crops, or cash crops, for export. They planted fewer food crops for local use. Less costly rice came into the ports of Gambia and
Ivory Coast. Many city people in those countries liked the cheap rice more than rice grown locally.
Researcher Judith Carney works at the University of California at
Los Angeles. She said buying the cheaper imported rice worked well until the worldwide food crisis of two thousand eight. Then, many people could not pay for an important part of their diet.
Researcher Laurence Becker of
Oregon State University said some local farmers stopped farming. Food production fell and unemployment rose. The researchers said people in Mali were able to deal better with the food crisis. Malis farmers supplied more of their nations rice needs than
the other two countries studied. And the poorest people in Malian cities ate sorghum instead of rice.
William Moseley of Macalester College in Minnesota led the report. Professor Moseley said Malian farmers had planted more sorghum because the price of their cotton,
a cash crop, had dropped.
Unlike Ivory Coast and Gambia,
Mali has no seaports. He said this is often seen as a problem for Mali. But it caused them to depend less on imported rice. Based on their research, the experts suggest that farmers plant a variety of crops and not just depend on rice. They also say governments could place some trade barriers. And, they urge
that mills and roads be built
or rebuilt to process and
carry grains to market.
And thats the VOA Special English Agriculture Report. For more agriculture news or to comment on our reports, go to our Web site, voaspecialenglish.com.
(Adapted from a radio program broadcast 30 Mar2010)
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This video features Attention Tool’s eye tracking software for Market Research Unique Selling Proposition (USP).
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