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Wanted Local Business to take part in Paid Research Study (TV Advert testing)

By tersiered
February 20, 2020 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted February 20, 2020

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Posted February 20, 2020

I am a local market research consultant currently testing a new TV advert campaign for a client.

I am looking for local businesses(with less than 10 employees)who have a business website. I need to recruit people who decide which web domain / website development / web hosting / email providers to use for their business.

You will receive ?80 for a 40 min interview where we will test 3 adverts. Your identity is strictly confidential and feedback will only be used for research purposes.

Thanks

Teresa

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