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Local homeowner and tradespeople residents required for research project


lh20202

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Hello


Dulwich-based research company Murmur are conducting a research project with local residents.


We are running a focus group with homeowners who have recently commissioned (in last 6-8 months), or planning to commission in the near future, a tradesperson to undertake some building/improvement work in their home.


We are also looking for tradespeople (builders, engineers, plumbers, electricians, carpenters, etc) to participate in the same focus group with the homeowners.


The purpose of the research is to discuss at a website that helps homeowners who need work done find tradespeople, and vice versa.


All participants will be paid ?50 in cash for their participation.


The focus group session will be held on June 2nd at 8pm and will last 2 hours 15 minutes. It will be held in central London, at a venue very close to Baker Street.


Anyone interested please get in touch: [email protected]


Please do include your mobile number and whether you are a homeowner or tradesperson. I will give you a call back to discuss in detail.


Many thanks and kind regards,

Lamis

www.murmurresearch.com

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