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Multi-sponsor Surveys, Inc.

Multi-sponsor Surveys provides affordable shared-cost U.S. and International consumer and business-to-business primary research with a custom touch.

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What is Multi-sponsor Surveys, Inc.?

Multi-sponsor Surveys brings 35+ years of experience developing, conducting and marketing syndicated research studies that assess current/future markets for consumer and business-to-business products and services. Our nationally representative sampling provides clients with actionable results.

We offer syndicated primary research studies in the U.S. and International markets, many of which are repeated annually/bi-annually, providing valuable insights into marketplace trends. We have one of the most wide-ranging databases of consumer and business-to-business research with extensive experience in healthcare, pharmaceuticals, supplements, personal care, pet care, food/beverages, household goods, lawn/garden products and travel.

Multi-sponsor Surveys provides affordable shared-cost research with a custom touch, making every effort to ensure our clients’ research needs are being met. Study subscribers are given the chance to preview draft questionnaires and provide input, in addition to the opportunity to purchase proprietary questions or special over samples. Studies are also available for immediate purchase after completion.

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Greenbook experts provide answers to a wide range of questions, both common and uncommon, about market research and analytics that connect to the kinds of services and expertise Multi-sponsor Surveys, Inc. offers.

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