In this issue you'll find some instruction on making sure you get what you expect from your research vendor, an overview of data entry services, and a silly game called Catch 33.

As always, you are welcome to reply to this email if you have any questions about market research.

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Enjoy,

Bruce Lockwood
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blockwood@portlandresearch.com

research tip
Know how your provider intends to deliver before you start.
There’s no shame in asking how you’ll know when what’s being promised has been delivered.  Coming from the provider’s side of things, we get concerned when these types of questions aren’t asked. 

Are you going to get a raw dataset or a full report?  Does the report come with interpretation or just number grinds?  Will you have the opportunity to request additional analysis after reviewing the report and if yes, how much?  You should know the answers to these questions before you commit your organization’s money.

data entry services
Data entry services provide assistance with the time consuming process of entering paper-based research responses into an electronic format.  » Read more

fun link
Catch 33
How fast can you catch the numbers 1 - 33 in sequential order when they're flying all over the screen? I know you're dying to find out.  » Click the here and see!

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