RESEARCH AREAS

Advertising media research
Market research
Concept and product research
Music research
Target group research

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METHODS & ANALYSIS

Online
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Analysis


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TREND RESEARCH – Your full-service partner for market research!

Let us advise you. Whether you’re looking for online surveys in our online panel or on-site, we can provide you with a no-obligation quote. You’re also in the right hands with us when it comes to focus groups or face-to-face interviews.

ABOUT US

Since 1982, TREND RESEARCH has been conducting research for well-known media companies, marketers, agents and large brand names, both locally and in other countries.

Our skills and wide range of experience enable us to offer our clients tailored solutions – whether as a field-service provider or as full-service partner.

Our skills lie in conducting individual online surveys together with benchmarking. We have access to a wide range of quantitative methods for this purpose, in addition to qualitative survey methods that are a fixed part of our methodology portfolio.

Together with you, we develop the right questions and determine what process is the most effective for your requirements. We select and question your target group in our in-house Online Access Panel, prepare the data, evaluate this data for you and produce authoritative reports for you.

Our work is characterised by our professional and client-oriented method of working. We see ourselves as a partner who, together with our clients, pursues the goal of finding trailblazing solutions. On request, we can assist all the way from research planning, implementation and evaluation right up to the presentation of results and development of action recommendations.

We are confident that the numerous studies we have undertaken for well-known companies enable us to find groundbreaking answers for your objectives as well.

We look forward to your enquiry!

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Market researchers with passion!

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