I will conduct your online survey with real consumers for data you can trust

I do have access to a good international panel, but pricing and targeting is structured differently. Most non-USA surveys will be in line with the Standard Package pricing and include some targeting capabilities. Contact me with your requirements to see if I can meet your needs.

Through my connections at a major ad agency I have direct access to a market research panel of tens of thousands of people. This is the same source used by Fortune 500 companies and academic researchers.

Yes, you can target various demographics, job types and interests with a custom audience. The cost for custom audiences averages $1 per response which covers the additional cost of recruitment and screening. The panel is consumer-oriented: not suitable for reaching business, execs, specialists etc.

No, sorry. The work I do is for market research purposes only, not lead generation. Privacy is very important to me and sacrosanct when it comes to market research. I don’t collect personally identifiable information.

Of course! You can add open-ended questions and additional multiple-choice questions as gig extras. Or send me your survey for a custom quote. I'll need a copy of your questions, any custom audience requirements, and how many responses you require.

Multiple choice, check box, sliding scale, ranking, open-ended comments and more. Comment-type (write-in) questions do incur extra charges. I can refer you to a detailed list of all the questions you can ask - just contact me with a request.

These package prices assume you provide the questions and answers in a suitable format (e.g. a Google Form). If you're unsure of what questions to ask or need a professional to edit your survey, then I offer professional survey editing services starting at $75.

With a random US audience, probably as many as you want or need. If you have quite restrictive targeting requirements, then the potential pool of respondents will be much reduced.

The margin of error on small samples can be so large as to make your data almost meaningless. I prefer my customers base their decisions on better data. Smaller surveys can be good, however, when collecting open-ended qualitative responses. Contact me for a quote if you have such an goal in mind.

Generally not. I mainly run national surveys, as the survey panel is pretty large, but not large enough to be certain of a specific number of people in any one geo-targeted area. Targeting large states or regions may be possible, but it will depend if you have additional targeting requirements