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In a Recession, Put Everyone in Marketing (Bloomberg)


Millenials Grow Wary of Facebook (Iconoculture)


Regional Competition Heats up in Grocery Sector (MarketWire)


Month's Top 10 Most-Liked, Most-Recalled New TV Spots (Ad Age)



Official April 1, 2008 Florida Population Estimates by County and Municipality (Florida Legislature)



Florida Consumer Confidence (University of Florida)


State & County QuickFacts (U.S. Census Bureau)



Employee Satisfaction Surveys Needed Now


International Diet Survey (Humor)

 

Based in Fort Myers, Strategy Marketing Research of Florida specializes in the design, implementation and analysis of local area surveys. With over 12 years of survey experience, we strive to work with our clients to develop surveys that will yield results that are both insightful and actionable
Constantly growing competition and changing economic environments underscore the importance of delivering exceptional customer service. You can proactively use the results from surveys to improve the service you provide and the business decisions you make.

 The most cost effective,
 time-efficient method
 for getting information
 from populations
 already connected to
 your business (employees,
customers, etc.) 

 Print surveys are still
 effective tools for  reaching a random
 sample or if your
 target population has
 a significantly high percentage of people who do
not have easy access to or use computers.

 When you need
 qualitative insights
  into the "whys" and
 "wherefores", focus
 groups allow you to
go more in-depth into issues you know about and can lead you to insights you may have been overlooking.

Strategy Marketing Research of Florida was started in 1997 by Harris Segel who has been involved in market research in Southwest Florida for over 16 years. He has his Professional Research Certification from the Marketing Research Association and has been a guest lecturer at Florida Gulf Coast University.
A resident of Fort Myers for the past 26 years, Mr. Segel grew up in Allentown, Pennsylvania before attending Memphis State University.